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kpete

(71,957 posts)
Wed Feb 12, 2020, 10:14 AM Feb 2020

More than 12,000 (9.1%) New Hampshire Republicans went to the polls to vote against Trump.

Interesting note: Republican Bill Weld received about 9.1% of the vote in the New Hampshire Republican primary — getting at least 12,747 votes.

More than 12,000 New Hampshire Republicans went to the polls to vote against Trump.


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More than 12,000 (9.1%) New Hampshire Republicans went to the polls to vote against Trump. (Original Post) kpete Feb 2020 OP
Hopefully this is the beginning of the end of the Mango Menace. nt. dware Feb 2020 #1
9% is a meaningful number, in my opinion. kentuck Feb 2020 #2
Trump "won" by less than that... Wounded Bear Feb 2020 #4
Trump is an egomaniac. He doesn't believe Russian interfered in the election Johonny Feb 2020 #5
Joe Walsh got 974 votes... Wounded Bear Feb 2020 #3
Or, to help trump by voting for a Democratic candidate that will have issues in general election. Hoyt Feb 2020 #6
Don't tell anyone safeinOhio Feb 2020 #7

kentuck

(111,051 posts)
2. 9% is a meaningful number, in my opinion.
Wed Feb 12, 2020, 10:51 AM
Feb 2020

Repubs cannot be happy with that number, especially Donald Trump.

Wounded Bear

(58,584 posts)
4. Trump "won" by less than that...
Wed Feb 12, 2020, 10:54 AM
Feb 2020

his support has not grown. If he loses 9% of his base, he is toast.

Johonny

(20,817 posts)
5. Trump is an egomaniac. He doesn't believe Russian interfered in the election
Wed Feb 12, 2020, 11:01 AM
Feb 2020

because to beleive that would mean he isn't the greatest candidate ever. I think it's safe to say, no one in his White House is elplaining the results to him. He spent last night tweeting insults to all the dems. He's nuts.

The rest of the GOP is resting on the idea, they always come home to roost. There's little evidence that moderate and the rare liberal GOPer is going to vote for a moderate Dem. Any dem candidate relying on appealing to them to win the general is wasting time (airing my frustration at the candidats last night and the pundits that waste air time to floating this balloon that there's little evidence for). The under count and getting them to the polls is their huge hope. These 9 percent are a chimera.

At least nationally. Regionally, it's a bad sign for taking back the house. I don't think they can do it with those numbers against them. Pelosi shoud be back in 2021.

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
6. Or, to help trump by voting for a Democratic candidate that will have issues in general election.
Wed Feb 12, 2020, 11:07 AM
Feb 2020

safeinOhio

(32,632 posts)
7. Don't tell anyone
Wed Feb 12, 2020, 11:27 AM
Feb 2020

but, I'm thinking of doing the same thing in the Michigan open primary. I'm more than happy with any Dem that wins in Michigan and figure tRump would be unhappy with all the Publicans that vote against him.
Please don't any of you do this too. It's a very dirty trick.

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