2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumSo Bernie may be on track to get similar or more votes in the New Hampshire primary than....
...Trump and Kasich combined. I think Clinton's votes are on track to be similar to Trump's vote count.
This if from what I can glean online. Anyone got solid numbers?
I think that is a very very good sign for Bernie's type of excitement he can generate for a Democratic turnout in the coming fall.
I would love to see the absolute vote counts of both Iowa and New Hampshire when the the dust settles tonight.
Xipe Totec
(43,890 posts)hoosierlib
(710 posts)Just the raw total of roughly 171k, which was below the GOP total of 190k...
Bread and Circus
(9,454 posts)hoosierlib
(710 posts)But then again, they voted for Joni Ernst in 2014...(sorry I just threw up a bit)...
JimDandy
(7,318 posts)The heavy speculation is that Sanders won the popular vote in Iowa. What is interesting is that Clinton hasn't refuted that by releasing her vote totals gathered with her campaign's app, or even refuted it in a verbal statement.
GoneFishin
(5,217 posts)JimDandy
(7,318 posts)INdemo
(6,994 posts)new hampshire
R
Trump
34%
Kasich
16%
Cruz
12%
est % in: 65%
D
Sanders
60%
Clinton
39%
est % in:
Leaseoption
(38 posts)ebayfool
(3,411 posts)B. Sanders 59.6% 93,113
D. Trump 34.3% 62,266
J. Kasich 16.3% 29,517
H. Clinton 38.6% 60,290
http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president/new-hampshire?lo=ut_d1