Bush gets only 85% of NH Repub vote! Dems get full 100%!

[TruthIsAll]

New Hampshire

JANUARY 27, 23:25 ET
Looks like the beginning of a crossover movement. Is Bush losing Repubs to the Dems? Am I missing something here?

President - - 286 of 301 precincts reporting
Name Party Votes Pct Delegates
John Kerry Dem 80,939 38.6% 13
Howard Dean Dem 54,392 25.9% 9
Wesley Clark Dem 26,162 12.5% 0
John Edwards Dem 25,154 12.0% 0
Joe Lieberman Dem 18,170 8.7% 0
Dennis Kucinich Dem 2,954 1.4% 0
Dick Gephardt Dem 380 0.2% 0
Randy Crow Dem 358 0.2% 0
Al Sharpton Dem 335 0.2% 0
Gerry Dokka Dem 196 0.1% 0
George W Bush (WI) (i) GOP 103 0.0% 0
Katherine Bateman Dem 88 0.0% 0
Carol Moseley Braun Dem 75 0.0% 0
Edward Thomas O'Donnell Jr. Dem 75 0.0% 0
Willie Felix Carter Dem 72 0.0% 0
Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. Dem 71 0.0% 0
Hillary Rodham Clinton (WI) Dem 53 0.0% 0
Vincent S. Hamm Dem 47 0.0% 0
Robert H. Linnell Dem 46 0.0% 0
Caroline Pettinato Killeen Dem 29 0.0% 0
R. Randy Lee Dem 15 0.0% 0
Leonard Dennis Talbow Dem 9 0.0% 0
Mildred Glover Dem 9 0.0% 0
Harry W. Braun III Dem 6 0.0% 0
Fern Penna Dem 6 0.0% 0


President - - 280 of 301 precincts reporting
Name Party Votes Pct Delegates
George W. Bush (i) GOP 50,866 85.5% 32
John Kerry(WI) Dem 1,349 2.3% 0
Howard Dean (WI) Dem 910 1.5% 0
Wesley Clark(WI) Dem 805 1.4% 0
Richard P. Bosa GOP 782 1.3% 0
John Buchanan GOP 762 1.3% 0
John Edwards(WI) Dem 762 1.3% 0
John Donald Rigazio GOP 739 1.2% 0
Robert Edward Haines GOP 539 0.9% 0
Joe Lieberman(WI) Dem 488 0.8% 0
Michael Callis GOP 363 0.6% 0
Blake Ashby GOP 265 0.4% 0
Millie Howard GOP 228 0.4% 0
Tom Laughlin GOP 137 0.2% 0
Bill Wyatt GOP 135 0.2% 0
Jim Taylor GOP 121 0.2% 0
Mark Dick Harnes GOP 83 0.1% 0
Cornelius E. O'Connor GOP 74 0.1% 0
George Gostigian GOP 53 0.1% 0
Dennis Kucinich(WI) Dem 27 0.0% 0
Carol Moseley Braun(WI) Dem 15 0.0% 0
Dick Gephardt(WI) Dem 14 0.0% 0
Al Sharpton(WI) Dem 9 0.0% 0

[Sliverofhope]

1. That's interesting

That kind of decreases my fears of a voting "mixup" as in Florida or something.

[ButterflyBlood]

2. well that table is wrong

it has him as the incumbent. The incumbent is Al Gore, who's not running for reelection.

[POed_Ex_Repub]

3. What's even more telling...

Kerry and/or Dean would have beat GW even with the vote split between all the Dem nominees!

[ButterflyBlood]

4. in a red state too!

n/t

[NewYorkerfromMass]

5. John Kerry 2nd with 1,349 write ins!!!!

Rock on!

[Tesha]

6. While amusing, this, unfortunately, signifies precisely nothing.

While amusing, this, unfortunately, signifies precisely nothing.
Turnout in the Republican Primary was very, very light; few of
the party stalwarts even bothered to come out and vote.

Tesha

[Beaker]

7. Primary crossover voting can also have nefarious intentions-

voting for the person that you feel your candidate(Bush in this case) would do best against in the general election

[Tesha]

8. In some limited observations done yesterday,

Primary crossover voting can also have nefarious intentions --
voting for the person that you feel your candidate (Bush in
this case) would do best against in the general election.

Too true!

In some limited observations done yesterday, fully 50%
of the people taking Democratic ballots were "Undeclared"
voters, unenrolled in any party.

In NH, this usually is a polite way to say either
"Republican" or "Libertarian".

Tesha

[Tesha]

9. Dupe...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=132&topic_id=21193(Removed by poster