bernie has the most minority support out of any of the candidates. or do the votes of latinx, middle eastern, native american, and asian americans not matter? pete is the one who should be worrying because he's not viable in a lot of upcoming states.

thephan wrote:

da_bad_ass wrote:i'm not anti warren but at this point shes just splitting the progressive vote. she really should drop out and full throatedly endorse bernie. she'll be good in the sanders administration

I be better with Bernie dropping out and endorsing her. He's more likely to drop dead then drop out. /Snark as I realize he is killing it in the snow White states.

He has the highest approval of poc
Also, imagine opining on the death of any other candidate

and the fact liz warren isn't doing well in the snow white states is a huge reason for her to drop out because shes had as much trouble winning over minority voters as pete.

New Hampshire GOP primary called for Trump. Damn Mary Maxwell couldn't pull it off.

da_bad_ass wrote:pete is the one who should be worrying because he's not viable in a lot of upcoming states.

The mayor is super boring. His "polish" is just disinteresting.

thephan wrote:

da_bad_ass wrote:pete is the one who should be worrying because he's not viable in a lot of upcoming states.

The mayor is super boring. His "polish" is just disinteresting.

yeah he sucks and my favorite amy klobuchar moment was her saying he was watching cartoons instead of the impeachment hearings

Joe was just on from SC. WTF was he talking about? I need more ADHD to follow his message.

Don't know how anyone could vote for Pete. He's so hollow.

Biden is carried live by CNN, Warren was not.

VBNMW though don't get me wrong.

Not for nothing, but this keeps getting closer.

Also, Liz Warren could be a king maker, if she goes Sanders, or queen maker, if she goes Klobuchar.

Wonder which she’ll do, if either.

Votes in has turnout up 18 percent from 2016

Take out about 10% for Steyer and those below him, so far about 37% of NH Dems have voted for progressive candidates and 53% have voted for moderates.

CalvinBall wrote:Votes in has turnout up 18 percent from 2016

Given there wasn't really a Republican primary, that's really unimpressive

so less R's should show up, yet votes are up anyway? Why is that unimpressive?

CNN just changed the headline from "Strong Showing for Sanders" to "New Hampshire Race Tightens"

Lead down to 2.1 percent over Pete with Klobuchar holding at 20 percent flat

Bucky wrote:so less R's should show up, yet votes are up anyway? Why is that unimpressive?

Undeclared voters, who make up a plurality of New Hampshire's electorate, can vote in either primary. 42% of NH voters are undeclared vs. 28% who are registered Dems. If they only have one contest to pick from rather than two, turnout is going to get a bump.

i guess this is like that swastika to me

jerseyhoya wrote:

Bucky wrote:so less R's should show up, yet votes are up anyway? Why is that unimpressive?

Undeclared voters, who make up a plurality of New Hampshire's electorate, can vote in either primary. 42% of NH voters are undeclared vs. 28% who are registered Dems. If they only have one contest to pick from rather than two, turnout is going to get a bump.

What would have been a good percentage

Can't believe McCaskill was ever a Senator. She's insufferable.