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Tue Jan-08-08 08:59 PM
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It is tightening Hillary 39 Obama 36 |
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:00 PM
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Edited on Tue Jan-08-08 09:01 PM by ccpup
Hillary at 40 Obama at 34 with 26% reporting here http://www.concordmonitor.com/
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:01 PM
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3. That's what CNN and ABC have also. n/t |
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:01 PM
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Now its Hillary 40 Obama 36
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:01 PM
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6. Those numbers are older than CNN numbers |
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:00 PM
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Hillary is still about 4+% ahead of Obama. So far that has remained pretty steady.
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:01 PM
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5. It's jumping back and forth |
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:02 PM
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9. She was just up six I saw |
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:07 PM
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13. Yes, if one rolls the mouse over the various counties on the map |
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what the score is, per county, per % votes reporting, per candidate.
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:02 PM
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:04 PM
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10. as long as it's one of those little kiddie ones |
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I take my young nephews on, I'm fine. But the big ones? Um ... :yoiks:
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:23 PM
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Jump on the big coaster. I'll make sure ya don't hurl! Just no cotton candy and sodas for you!
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:05 PM
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11. HRC 39.7%, Obama 35.7% |
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:05 PM
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12. Fun!! This is what makes the primaries a total blast! |
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I think many people newer to DU have never been through a general election before. The fun is not having your candidate lock it up in the first week, but this back and forth stuff is a blast. ANd.. it's awesome to let ALL the states have a chance to get to know the candidates. Sweet.
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:13 PM
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14. This will be close---several counties with 25-30% votes |
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are, so far, showing Obama ahead. Could be the early tallies are in HRC's favor, but the later tallies are going to show Obama moving up.
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Tue Jan-08-08 09:17 PM
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15. I think HRC is going to take it |
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Even in the counties where Obama is ahead, he's not as far ahead of HRC as HRC is ahead of Obama in the counties she's ahead. Hard to tell though, because it also depends on the more populated counties. HRC has the largest populated county, but Obama is leading so far in the areas of Portsmouth and Concord.
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