Message from @SilverKestral
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I'm honestly surprised Bernie's only 78
The Dems are so hilariously angry right now
The REEEing is real
43% in:
Sanders 25,625 26.7 3
Buttigieg 22,576 23.6 3
Klobuchar 19,067 19.9 0
Warren 9,358 9.8 0
Biden 7,979 8.3 0
I didn't think the glorious year of 2016 would repeat itself. It looks like it might
@Object of Hate What does the voter turnout look like?
Honestly who the actual hell is voting for Buttigieg that guy is the most cucked manlet I've ever seen attempt to run for president
@Object of Hate I've got foxnews.com open and it's showing different results (slightly)
I should get on the crypto betting market and bet on Buttigieg winning the nomination
Bernie with a second heart attack right before crossing the finish line
Hearing these dems say they'll beat Trump is fucking hilarious!
@SilverKestral dunno, I'm going to try and find out but that tends to be the last thing they report
God i cant stand klobuchars voice
@Benjamin Henry I'm using realclearpolitics.com's
Whenever I read her name I think of Fablucher from Young Frankenstein
Oh, alright
FALBLUCHER! *whinnying horses*
she is literally repeating her iowa speech!
Booker with 49 votes
@SilverKestral On their own, no. But be careful, it isn't over. I'm sure the DNC still has plenty of tricks left
@SilverKestral 12:08 p.m.: New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner is predicting turnout of some 420,000 voters (292,000 Democratic ballots and 128,000 Republican ballots.) If he's right, that would be the most votes cast in a presidential primary featuring an incumbent president.
However, on a phone call with reporters Monday, New Hampshire Democratic chair Ray Buckley said, "I don't think anyone is predicting anywhere near the 2008 turnout. I think we will have a terrific turnout. It will certainly be higher than any other state in the entire nominating process. But there's no indication we'll match or be near 2008."
but that's 9 hours ago
9:21 PM
To some extent, turnout is catching up to the 2008 Democratic primary. Looking at just the municipalities that have reported 100 percent of the vote, turnout is running 4 percent behind 2008, but 10 percent ahead of the turnout in the same places in the 2016 primary.
from fivethrityeight.com's coverage
also worth noting: independents can vote in this primary
Not much movement in the percentages
Klobie is picking up 25% of the female vote according to exit polls, outperforming all other candidates
53% in:
Sanders 35,704 26.8 3
Buttigieg 31,283 23.5 3
Klobuchar 26,273 19.7 0
Warren 12,689 9.5 0
Biden 11,217 8.4 0
Bernie is slowing down
If Sanders loses New Hampshire, even by 0.01%, its over for him.
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Disgusting~
59% in:
Sanders 40,882 26.0 6
Buttigieg 37,531 23.9 6
Klobuchar 31,662 20.1 3
Warren 14,902 9.5 0
Biden 13,228 8.4 0
getting within the margin of error there, could Buttplug win the big towns and get 1st place?
I really hope not