Hillary Clinton

George II

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9. Not directed toward you, but people have to look past the media hysteria.....

Wed Feb 10, 2016, 10:56 AM

Feb 2016

...and look at the actual numbers. Even at 13-11, Sanders would have had to have gotten some of his 60% in some of his weaker areas in NH to have flipped another delegate or two.

As in Iowa, Sanders was very strong in a few areas of the state, but his support was lukewarm in many other areas of the state. That results in lots of raw votes, not delegates. On the other hand Clinton's support was more evenly distributed across the state.

I am VERY happy with where we are this morning.

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All things considered, right now I'm very happy with where our campaign is tonight: [View all] George II Feb 2016 OP

Ditto Treant Feb 2016 #1

The best is yet to come mcar Feb 2016 #2

Only four less delegates in New Hamphire? That's not too bad. Cha Feb 2016 #3

This morning CNN put out the delegates won last night in New Hampshire, the beauty.... George II Feb 2016 #7

"Tied" you say? Not bad.. in fact cheery news! thank you~ Cha Feb 2016 #8

Not directed toward you, but people have to look past the media hysteria..... George II Feb 2016 #9

So Am I Cha Feb 2016 #10

I get 34 to 34 tie. Treant Feb 2016 #13

Actually it looks like the numbers changed this morning in NH regarding pledged delegates..... George II Feb 2016 #14

great post mgmaggiemg Feb 2016 #15

Thanks George. sheshe2 Feb 2016 #4

Congratulations to the Sanders campaign are in order 72DejaVu Feb 2016 #5

She is actually up by ~350 Stuckinthebush Feb 2016 #6

Okay, looks like some numbers have changed a little, and the "FINAL" delegate count in NH is 15-9. George II Feb 2016 #11

That's good info ismnotwasm Feb 2016 #12