New Hampshire
 

Trump smashed it like many people thought he would....



Trump - 35.1%

Kasich - 15.9%

Cruz - 11.6%

Bush - 11.1%

Rubio - 10.5%

Christie - 7.5%

Fiorina - 4.2%

Carson - 2.3%

Paul - 0.7%

Huckabee - 0.1%

Santorum - 0.1%

Gilmore - 0.0%

Pataki - 0.0%

Graham - 0.0%

Jindal - 0.0%



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Sanders - 60.0%

Clinton - 38.4%

O'Malley - 0.2%

Let's talk "delegates." The numbers that really matter:

Sanders - 13

Clinton - 9



I have to admit that I never expected him to catch up that quickly.

I am no longer interested in the Republican primaries as none of them are capable if winning against the internet's sweetheart.

This entire race is a frightening analogy for that state of this country.

Clinton actually has 15 from NH. You forgot the Superdelegates. I'm not even a Democrat, but even I think that system sucks. Clinton started the race with a 15% lead before a single vote was cast because of the 712 Superdelegates who can vote however they want.

I wasn't aware that the superdelegates were already counted. It seems like 6 of the 8 were indeed on the Clinton train before this even started. The best Sanders can hope for is a tie. He knew the up hill battle he faced though.



YEP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...elegates,_2016



The current standing including superdelegates:

Attachment 2178



That does however leave 341 undecided. https://i1247.photobucket.com/albums...at402/chin.gif