Clinton doesn't have a chance to win tonight does she?

[Seen the light]

I'm starting to get pissed seeing her lead throughout so far tonight.

[LisaM]

1. The only two people I know in NH are voting for her

Even though they really like Edwards.

[cynatnite]

2. It is very early....

too early to say at this point. She's not expected to win, but what will be telling is what the percentage spread will be between her and Obama.

[LSparkle]

3. Not unless someone's made mischief with the votes (IMHO)

ALL the polls have shown Obama ahead beyond the margin of error.

[lvx35]

4. I'm thinkin Obama has some urban support in areas that haven't reported. nt

[LSparkle]

11. Absolutely

Cities, college towns, etc. Edwards was leading at around this point in the evening in Iowa...

[Gman]

5. Hard to say right now. It is definitely possible

[killbotfactory]

6. She might

Who knows?

[trashcanistanista]

7. She does.

It is a very close race.

[Tatiana]

8. Sure she does. She's in the lead so far and has a strong presence in NH. n/t

[Annces]

9. Why do you say that

New Hampshire is different than Iowa, more independents and wealthier, younger.

[gratuitous]

10. No,not at all

Can't imagine why they even bothered to open the polls, instead of just holding a coronation.

This is going to be a cross country race, not a sprint people. Get used to it.

[fishwax]

12. she sure does n/t

[doc03]

13. I get home from work at 5pm and all the talking

heads are writing Clinton's obituary, I fell asleep and 2 hours later the same talking heads are telling me why they think Hillary is winning. I think the tearing up actually helped her, for me it was the first time she ever showed any emotion and I felt better about her after that.

[malaise]

14. She's going to win tonight n/t

[indimuse]

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