Neither Durham (UNH) or Hanover (Dartmouth) have reported yet

[Perky]

[still_one]

1. how significant is that /nt

[ccpup]

2. a lot of college kids who are generally supportive of Obama

but I don't know how he'd make up that 3% deficit he's in.

[mrmx9]

3. These are Student Towns - Could Close Gap by 3000 Votes

These are university towns which have disproportionately young electorates - some estimates I have seen suggest these two places alone could see Obama close the gap with Clinton by 3,000 votes+ (she is leading by 4,000 at present). Basically if Obama is still to win he needs to carry these two places convincingly (and hope for a high turnout).

[usregimechange]

4. It isn't over guys...

[usregimechange]

5. kick

[hayu_lol]

6. KGO, San Francisco(abc)just declared for Hillary...

AP has called it for HRC.

abc will carry live both expected speeches from Hillary and Obama.

[Honeycombe8]

7. I don't see how that would change the outcome, though. That's 2 cities, compared

with the rest of the state. I don't see how that would push it over the top.

Bummer.

[seaglass]

8. I would guess a good percentage of them are still on winter break,

right?

[smalll]

9. UNH - First day of classes: January 22nd!

http://www.unh.edu/registrar/miscinfo/academic_cal.html

I can't easily find a calendar for Dartmouth for some reason, but "look," (to use an Obamaism) Dartmouth is a pretty small school, isn't it? Isn't there some quote about "It's a small place, but there are those that love it?"

There will be no flip-flops and pajama-pants cavalry that will ride in and save Obama at the last moment. They're just not there.