Who wins NH today?

[Tiggeroshii]

Regardless of who you support, who do you think will win NH?

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	Bernie
	13 (65%)
	Warren
	0 (0%)
	Biden
	1 (5%)
	Klobuchar
	3 (15%)
	Pete
	2 (10%)
	Bloomberg
	1 (5%)
	Steyer
	0 (0%)
	Yang
	0 (0%)
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[Agschmid]

1. Sanders will win, the real race is for 2 & 3.

[Tiggeroshii]

4. Almost half are undecided

I still have my doubts about Sanders but think he is likely to pull it off.

[Agschmid]

6. He will win, I would be SHOCKED to see him lose NH.

[msongs]

2. nobody unless they get 50% + one nt

[left-of-center2012]

7. 50% + one? -- No

That'd work with only two people,
but there are multiple candidates.

Answer: The candidate with the most votes wins, regardless of percentage.

[left-of-center2012]

3. Regardless of the vote winner ...

Regardless of the vote winner,
if Bloomberg gets substantial write-in votes,
he'll have 'won'.

[MoonlitKnight]

5. Sanders

1. Sanders
2. Klobuchar
3. Warren
3. Buttigieg
5. Biden
6. Yang/Gabbard

[NurseJackie]

8. It's hard to say... being New Hampshire and all.

I believe the demographics do favor one candidate in particular for obvious reasons.

[Tiggeroshii]

9. Because Bernie is doing well with everybody?

Particularly non whites? https://www.newsweek.com/bernie-sanders-leads-all-democratic-candidates-support-non-white-voters-new-polls-show-1486807

edit to add: Your post is genuinely funny though!

[Turin_C3PO]

10. Sanders most likely.

[totodeinhere]

11. I voted for Bloomberg because if the reuslts are not definitive again then he is

the beneficiary.

[Tiggeroshii]

12. Hope that doesn't happen!

But your statement is likely true.

[Celerity]

16. I can see this reasoning as sound nt

[frazzled]

13. Whoever "wins"

will win only a plurality, probably not more than 30% +/-

Since the primaries award only 24 pledged delegates (There are 33 altogether), the winner will take probably only 8 or 9 delegates at best. This is slow going, since 1,990 pledged delegates are needed to clinch the nomination.

NH has a population of only 1.3 million statewide. Say half are democrats or democratic leaning independents, and if 35% of those vote, it's high for a primary. It's a very small number of votes in the overall scheme of things.

[Happyhippychick]

14. I'm predicting Amy!

[Amimnoch]

15. BernieAmy/Pete within 2% of each otherWarren

Think Bernie will take the lead,
Amy/Pete very close within 1 or 2%
Warren 4th.

Is my prediction.