Labors of Hercules
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Wed Jan-09-08 12:14 AM
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Who got more independents in NH? Dems or Repukes? |
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Does anyone have the total turnout for each primary?
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Wed Jan-09-08 12:17 AM
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1. I think you have hit on a very impotant topic |
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We need to see how the undecideds and the independents are voting out there. Chance are the Democrats will take the white house in November but nothing is etched in stone and the independents will be very crucial this year.
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Wed Jan-09-08 12:19 AM
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2. I don't think they'll have that data. |
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Edited on Wed Jan-09-08 12:19 AM by ticapnews
If you are an unenrolled voter, you have to enroll to vote in the primary. Those voters would just be listed as "new voters." The trick for those people is they have to remember to unenroll before the next primary or they get stuck in one party. That's what happened in 2004. All those people enrolled in the GOP to vote for McCain in 2000 and forgot to switch back, so Bush only got 80% in an uncontested GOP primary :P
The exit polls from MSNBC show Democrats went for Hillary 45-34 and unenrolleds went for Obama (haven't heard the numbers though).
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Wed Jan-09-08 12:22 AM
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3. With McCain winning, probably the repugs |
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NH independents like him.
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Wed Jan-09-08 12:25 AM
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Hillary has scored 102000 and McCain 81000
with 44% independent, The totals are looking really good for Democrats (almost 1/3 more voters in the Dem primary than the Repugs)
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