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8. I was sort of thinking, if the other 60% were Dems, that would explain it..

Wed Jan 11, 2012, 12:15 AM

Jan 2012

But I understand NH is fairly conservative state, mostly vote for Reeps, most elections.

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I find today's low voter turnout a bit curious.. [View all] 2banon Jan 2012 OP

There was a thread earlier documenting a significant xchrom Jan 2012 #1

Yeah, that's been a recurring theme on NPR for sometime 2banon Jan 2012 #2

Many Republicans became Indies...... FrenchieCat Jan 2012 #4

My thought was NHers couldn't stand to vote for any of them turds. rurallib Jan 2012 #3

That's my thought as well. n/t Bolo Boffin Jan 2012 #13

I note that the media ain't mentioning it..... FrenchieCat Jan 2012 #6

interesting observation and I wonder why that is? 2banon Jan 2012 #7

The media will do what it takes to earn the money out there..... FrenchieCat Jan 2012 #9

They are smart enough to know the choices are pathetic. n/t Lil Missy Jan 2012 #11

Turnout is higher than 2008 onenote Jan 2012 #12