63% of Precincts Reporting. Voter-rich Manch and Nashua for Clinton, as well as working-class towns, according to Dante Scala on NHPR. Pindell deftly notes that college towns Hanover, Plymouth, and Durham not yet in.
Clinton, Hillary Dem 64,743 39%
Obama, Barack Dem 60,322 36%
Edwards, John Dem 27,578 17%
Richardson, Bill Dem 7,889 5%
Kucinich, Dennis Dem 2,415 1%
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McCain, John GOP 49,925 37%
Romney, Mitt GOP 42,288 31%
Huckabee, Mike GOP 15,382 11%
Giuliani, Rudy GOP 11,709 9%
Paul, Ron GOP 10,654 8%
Total Write-ins GOP 2,436 2%
Thompson, Fred GOP 1,613 1%
Hunter, Duncan GOP 697 1%
Me: Ha! Write-ins still are beating Frederick!
This is it folks. Results stream here, unless I can find a better one. The CNN one here. And an AP one from the Monitor here. (getting jealous of Iowa's excellent Dem party results site)
Update: Town by town results available here from MSNBC.
Let's hear your voting stories in the comments... in my tiny little town, there was a line of voters in mid-morning, a chunk of which looked new to the process.
I'm standing by my prediction from last night:
I'll say it: Barack Obama is going to win New Hampshire tomorrow by a significant margin, and he will do so in the context of one of the highest voter turnouts our state has seen in years.
But I'll add another: the Democratic party will be the other big winner tonight. We're staring at a new generation of (probable) lifelong Democrats.
Update: They're calling it for McCain. How funny is it that Willard lost after spending gobs and gobs and gobs of money here? And the great GOP car crash continues...
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