16% reporting - actual numbers:

[robbedvoter]

Clinton 18,297 (40 percent)
Obama 16,444 (36 percent)
Edwards 7,721 (17 percent)
Richardson 1,987 (4 percent)

16 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)

Clinton 17,609 (40 percent)
Obama 15,858 (36 percent)
Edwards 7,413 (17 percent)
Richardson 1,948 (4 percent)

15 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)

Clinton 17,393 (40 percent)
Obama 15,574 (36 percent)
Edwards 7,304 (17 percent)
Richardson 1,913 (4 percent)

14 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)

Clinton 16,739 (40 percent)
Obama 14,829 (36 percent)
Edwards 6,993 (17 percent)
Richardson 1,817 (4 percent)

13 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)


Clinton 14,462 (40 percent)
Obama 13,201 (36 percent)
Edwards 6,176 (17 percent)
Richardson 1,569 (5 percent)

12 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)


John McCain currently leads 37 percent to 28 percent over Mitt Romney, and MSNBC has just called the primary for him.

CNN numbers - slightly different:

Clinton 13,618 (38 percent)
Obama 12,890 (36 percent)
Edwards 5,965 (17 percent)
Richardson 1,540 (5 percent)

11 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)

Clinton 13,011 (39 percent)
Obama 12,150 (36 percent)
Edwards 5,655 (16 percent)
Richardson 1,436 (4 percent)

11 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)



http://www.mydd.com/story/2008/1/8/193612/1133
Clinton 12,978 (39 percent)
Obama 12,097 (36 percent)
Edwards 5,650 (16 percent)
Richardson 1,430 (4 percent)

10 of precincts reporting (per CNN.com)

update

Update <2008-1-8 19:59:38 by Todd Beeton>: Some early local returns from the Concord Monitor. Anyone local care to put these in some context? For example, the Keene numbers should come as no surprise as it's a college town. That's all I know though.

Clinton 1,985, Obama 1,214 in 3 of 12 Manchester wards
Obama 2,807, Clinton 1,933 -- Portsmouth total
Clinton 335, Obama 327 in Chester
Clinton 2,353, Obama 2,290 in 5 of 6 Dover wards
Obama 1,460, Clinton 1,077 in 3 of 5 Keene wards
Clinton 830, Obama 798 in 2 of 6 Rochester wards
Clinton 533, Obama 339 in 2 of 5 Somersworth wards

Update <2008-1-8 20:4:9 by Todd Beeton>:CNN is projecting Edwards will come in 3rd. No shock there but it's their official projection.

Update with more exit poll info

Obama won independents, getting nearly 50% of their votes. Independents comprised about 41% of the Democratic primary vote. But Hillary Clinton won among registered Democrats: 38% to 32%. Clinton wins women narrowly: 40% to 36%. STUNNER: 47% say Obama is most likely to beat Republicans, compared to 33% for Clinton. But Clinton is still viewed as qualified to be commander in chief: 37% say she's the most qualified, versus Obama at 27%.

Interesting stuff. MSNBC says that the race is too close to call, FWIW.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

1. rv, is there an extra numeral in Obama's numbers?

MKJ

[robbedvoter]

6. I believe you're right. I copied & pasted from mydd - error is there

[robbedvoter]

11. Added correction from ABC in the OP

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

15. Thanks for posting.

:toast:

MKJ

[Flabbergasted]

2. 57,618 votes. Really?

[Bluerthanblue]

3. gotta be a typo here

:shrug:

[JDPriestly]

4. We may have a brokered convention.

That is good for Edwards. He and his supporters will decide.

[antiimperialist]

5. Obama started off slow in Iowa, tied with edwards, remember?

This is not to say that the same thing will happen in NH, but we have to wait and see.

[UndertheOcean]

7. 8% in , 38-36 clinton

[gateley]

8. thanks!

[incapsulated]

9. ABC has a bigger lead, larger numbers

Clinton 10,135 38%
Obama 9,811 36%
Edwards 4,455 17%

It's going to be a loooong night.

http://abcnews.go.com/politics/elections/state?state=NH

[maddezmom]

12. hi incapsulated

:hi: It's going to be a very looong one.

[incapsulated]

14. Unless one pulls out ahead soon, it will

God, please lets just have a clear winner by tonight, I don't want a repeat of Clark 04, lol. :D

[maddezmom]

29. no fooling

But I took a nap today, just in case it was an all nighter. :D

[bluestateguy]

10. People are still voting. These results should not have been released.

I am asking the networks to take those numbers back and re-release them when the polls close.

[indimuse]

13. wow!

http://abcnews.go.com/politics/elections/state?state=NH

Clinton 10,566 37% 0
Obama 10,288 37% 0
Edwards 4,650 17% 0
Richardson 1,222 4% 0
Kucinich 572 2% 0
Biden 51 0% 0
Gravel 42 0% 0
Dodd 22 0%

[robbedvoter]

16. updated the OP with some local numbers

[creeksneakers2]

17. ABC announced to close to call

Could that be from exit polling? Obama was expected to win by a ton. If he doesn't, that may slow his momentum.

[robbedvoter]

18. Updated with CNN projecting edwards in 3rd - astute CNN!

[robbedvoter]

19. updated to 10% - Hillary at 39%. Obama 36%

[robbedvoter]

20. updated with more exit poll data

[robbedvoter]

21. updated to 11% same percentages

[Politicub]

22. Nice to see Hillary in the lead!

I hope it sticks :)

[robbedvoter]

23. MSNBC calls for McCain

[robbedvoter]

24. updated to 12% - Hillary at 40%

[robbedvoter]

25. 13 % - percentages holding

[robbedvoter]

26. 14% - percentages holding

[robbedvoter]

27. 15% - same percentages

[robbedvoter]

28. 16% - same old