January 27, 2004
NH Results
WMUR's website will have
results up as they come in.
My prediction, based on, well, really nothing at all:
Kerry - 35%
Dean - 30%
Clark - 14%
Edwards - 13%
Lieberman - 5%
Teehee. Lookee mee. I can make predictions like one of those yapping tv jabberjaws, too!
UPDATE: V here... current result from
WMUR with 10% reporting:
| John Kerry (D) | 9,667 | 38% |
| Howard Dean (D) | 6,001 | 24% |
| John Edwards (D) | 3,306 | 13% |
| Wesley Clark (D) | 3,209 | 13% |
| Joe Lieberman (D) | 2,649 | 10% |
| Dennis Kucinich (D) | 440 | 2% |
| Al Sharpton (D) | 43 | 0% |
| Others (D) | 123 | 0% |
Bloody hell. Hey Mr. Trippi, I kinda thought your model was supposed to lead to more votes than the other guys. I'm still waiting.
Posted by J at January 27, 2004 07:32 PM
Hmm, can anybody play?
Dean - 34%
Kerry - 33%
Edwards - 13%
Clark - 10%
Lieberman - 6%
The voters panel on MSNBC appears to not be composed completely of idiots, BTW.
At 31% precints reporting, things aren't looking very good--Dean's going to need a lot of support outside the cities, it looks like, if he's going to move his 24% up to Kerry's 38%. Darn.
Now, can Leiberman finally call it quits? Same goes to Sharpton and Kucinich.
Yeah, clearly a bit optimistic.
Seperation at this point is about 14%, but less than 10,000 votes -- anybody have any pointers to what the total turnout is supposed to be? I'm wondering if we won't see some late, large precincts close the gap a bit...
