112 people wrote in Bushie in NH

[curse10]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/elections/2004/nh/

LMAO! Where they trying to make a "point?"

[rooboy]

1. Sounds like another one of those Freeper "mass movements" n/t

[creativelcro]

2. check results by town.

http://www.boston.com/news/special/politics/2004_results/

Anybody has any idea why Dean was creamed in Manchester and Noshua, among others ? I mean, where do they stand, politically?

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

3. How do you know it was Freepers?

Did you see a porta-pottie? Huh? Didja? Huh? If you didn't see one, then it is nothing but base, crass speculation on your part!

Everyone knows that freepers gain supernatural strength from porta-potties. ;-)

[spooky3]

4. yes, but the Democratic candidates got many more votes in the Repub.

primary than did * in the Dem. primary.

How's that for a protest vote from people in their own party, since a Democrat would not want to waste his/her vote by switching parties on primary night?

[isbister]

5. Over a thousand wrote Kerry in on the republican side

if I'm not mistaken

[GringoTex]

8. I heard Bush got less than 90% of the NH vote

Is this common for an incumbent in a primary or dores it suggest dissatisfaction?

[La_Serpiente]

6. Wow...looking at the stats for Idaho

4.9 percent of the households are gay

5.8 percent of the households are lesbians

Not really close to the national average, but I am still suprised.

[Ganja Ninja]

7. Al Sharpton got more than three times the votes Bush got.

Bush is alone in last place the F***ing looser!

[izzie]

9. Wish they had put on the GOP results.

I heard Bush got 95% and I wanted to see why he did not get 100%. Who else would they had voted for?

[creativelcro]

10. Here are the GOP numbers

Republicans
POPULAR VOTE
284 of 301 precincts -- 94%
Candidate Votes Pct.
George W. Bush (i) 51,596 85%
John Kerry (write-in) 1,360 2%
Howard Dean (write-in) 919 2%
Wesley Clark (write-in) 815 1%
Richard P. Bosa 790 1%
John Buchanan 772 1%
John Edwards (write-in) 771 1%
John Donald Rigazio 759 1%
Robert Edward Haines 547 1%
Joe Lieberman (write-in) 491 1%
Michael Callis 367 1%

[Ganja Ninja]

11. Democrats took over 7.35% of the republican votes.

and these weren't Dem's voting in the repub primary. These could only be republicans voting AGAINST Bush. Another 5% preferred another republican candidate than Bush. How many real conservatives crossed over and voted Democratic not as jokers but because they intend to vote ABB? Can we assume that at least 5% of votes nation wide that went to bush last time will go to the Democratic candidate?

[izzie]

14. Thank you, these are very interesting.

If I heard that I do not think I would have thought it true. I had to see it.

[ima_sinnic]

13. link please?

would like to put some comments on my web site
thanks

[Tesha]

12. Dupe.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=132&topic_id=211935