NH is virtually an open primary, so the polls should be close to their most inaccurate here.

If you average the polls:
1) McCain (31.8%)
2) Romney (28.2%)
3) Huckabee (12.2%)
4) Giuliani (9.3%)
5) Paul (8.2%)
6) Thompson (2.2%)

My prediction:
1) McCain
2) Romney
3) Paul
4) Giuliani
5) Huckabee
6) Thompson

I think McCain and Romney don't poll that high, especially Romney. Huckabee does worse than expected b/c NH isn't a big baptist church. Paul steals independents from Obama and McCain. Non-southerners wonder who exactly is this Fred guy and why they've never seen him.

georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:NH is virtually an open primary, so the polls should be close to their most inaccurate here.

If you average the polls:
1) McCain (31.8%)
2) Romney (28.2%)
3) Huckabee (12.2%)
4) Giuliani (9.3%)
5) Paul (8.2%)
6) Thompson (2.2%)

My prediction:
1) McCain
2) Romney
3) Paul
4) Giuliani
5) Huckabee
6) Thompson

I think McCain and Romney don't poll that high, especially Romney. Huckabee does worse than expected b/c NH isn't a big baptist church. Paul steals independents from Obama and McCain. Non-southerners wonder who exactly is this Fred guy and why they've never seen him.

Man you are a diehard Paul supporter. His N.H. supporters didn't seem to care for Sean Hannity.

I think the Polls have it about right, I would put Paul ahead of Giuliani. Romney may be done with this loss, if he finishes behind Huckabee he will be for sure. If Romney exits I think he endorses Giuliani, the question is where will his supporters go? I think 2 to 1 to McCain. Thompson if done, but he never really started, what little support he has will go to McCain along with his endorsement.

Ouch.

Independent GOP voters:
1) McCain 36%
2) Romney 30%
3) Paul 14%

*sigh* Looks like I'll be voting Libertarian again, unless this election pulls another fiscal conservative (Bloomberg?) out of nowhere.

georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:My prediction:
1) McCain
2) Romney
3) Paul
4) Giuliani
5) Huckabee
6) Thompson

15.94% IN: *MCCAIN 37; ROMNEY 28; HUCKABEE 12; GIULIANI 9; PAUL 8; THOMPSON 2...

The independent swing I was counting on *clearly* went to McCain. The GOP field looks like it'll be Huckabee or McCain ... and either way **alot** of Republicans will feel alienated.

Not looking good for Obama tonight. Looks like the women came out for Hillary and more of the independent came out for McCain.

georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:The GOP field looks like it'll be Huckabee or McCain ... and either way **alot** of Republicans will feel alienated.

There is no way in hell I can support McCain after his sellout on amnesty for illegal aliens.

I don't trust him.