So, NH was a semi-open primary, apparently.

[bluewater]

71. "You tried to claim the results were tainted by ratting." FALSE, nice strawman attempt. ;)

Um, no, I was wondering who the REGISTERED "undeclared" voters actually voted for.

So, the "undeclared" voters that were, as one person posted, at least really 1/3 Republicans and those that were also lean-Republican would be expected to vote for whom?

Assuming they were actually voting for their preferred candidate and not trying to just cause chaos, they would be voting for a "moderate" over a progressive candidate, right?

And those registered undeclared voters DID vote for moderates more than registered democrats did, but only by a 2-4% points.

As for "ratting", I explicitly said lets assume no one was trying to cause chaos, but you ignored that.

Nice attempt at a strawman argument on your part, but I made no positive claim that "unaffiliated republicans came into our primary to rat it".

Did I raise the possibility that REGISTERED "undeclared" voters might have voted differently than registered democrats? Yep.

But I repeatedly just asked for links to data showing what the results actually were and I accepted those exit polls when they were presented.

That's a far cry from the strawman argument you are trying to make saying :

You tried, unsuccessfully, to argue that unaffiliated republicans came into our primary to rat it

But, hey, thanks for the discussion.

Enjoy your day.