Early NH returns

Obama outpolls them by 50%??

Where they doing the polling? The DNC??

Democrats are also holding their own primary today. There are actually fourteen Democrats on their respective ballot if I remember reading correctly.
 
It's more than evident from all the polling that Romney is going to win handily, probably in the low 30 percentage.
 
I know Dixville Notch quite well. The Balsams Hotel is there. Used to be the hotspot for the movie stars back in the 30's and 40's.

Not to many people actually live there. More moose, deer and rabbits than people.

If the country goes as Dixville Notch goes than we are in deep shit. LOL
 
I know Dixville Notch quite well. The Balsams Hotel is there. Used to be the hotspot for the movie stars back in the 30's and 40's.

Not to many people actually live there. More moose, deer and rabbits than people.

If the country goes as Dixville Notch goes than we are in deep shit. LOL

Last time around they correctly predicted the Rep and Dem primary winners and went for Obama in the general.
 
I know Dixville Notch quite well. The Balsams Hotel is there. Used to be the hotspot for the movie stars back in the 30's and 40's.

Not to many people actually live there. More moose, deer and rabbits than people.

If the country goes as Dixville Notch goes than we are in deep shit. LOL

Last time around they correctly predicted the Rep and Dem primary winners and went for Obama in the general.

The word to describe that is "coincidence."
 
I know Dixville Notch quite well. The Balsams Hotel is there. Used to be the hotspot for the movie stars back in the 30's and 40's.

Not to many people actually live there. More moose, deer and rabbits than people.

If the country goes as Dixville Notch goes than we are in deep shit. LOL

Last time around they correctly predicted the Rep and Dem primary winners and went for Obama in the general.

The word to describe that is "coincidence."

Wrong. The 'word' is "one data point".
 
During every election year since 1968, the candidate with the plurality of Dixville Notch's voters has been the eventual Republican nominee for president. On the Democratic side, however, the village's election results have less often predicted the nominee. In 2000, for example, Bill Bradley won the most votes among Dixville Notch's Democratic primary voters although Al Gore was the party's eventual nominee.

Dixville Notch, New Hampshire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
Obama at the Canadian border, in winter, picked up a "declines to state" vote. It actually cries out for comment--in times like these, what with the "Blah" vote now so critical in South Carolina.

So turning to the other side, then the outcome for any GOP nominee is a toss-up--way before it starts.

Any of the hundreds of thousands tuning into the Republican pre-primary road-show have probably guessed this already. What more is anyone going to hear from any of them, that sleepy people haven't heard already?

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many dressed like Eskimos not at Boston Tea Party, Really: Which likely leads Ivy League historians--to the Pechenga Casino, Tribal costume tailors, of America. Left unanswered is the important role of squaws, at the Boston Event at any rate. It is. . . .their. . .party(?)!)
 
Obama is running virtually unopposed and only out polling them by 50%?
Is this supposed to be encouraging to Democrats?
 
Obama is running virtually unopposed and only out polling them by 50%?
Is this supposed to be encouraging to Democrats?

The horse race is on the Republican side, so the real question is "why do they only have twice as many people showing up, when the other party has a walkover?"
 
Obama is running virtually unopposed and only out polling them by 50%?
Is this supposed to be encouraging to Democrats?

The horse race is on the Republican side, so the real question is "why do they only have twice as many people showing up, when the other party has a walkover?"

Percentage of vote and number of voters are mutually exclusive universes there Einstein.
 

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