Race
|
Status
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Candidate
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Votes
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Vote %
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Del*
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Est. % In
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New Hampshire
Updated 12:06 p.m. EST, Jan 11, 2012
|  |
48,970
|
82%
|
0
|
100%
reporting | |
Total Write-ins
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5,908
|
10%
|
0
|
SO! While we do not know for whom those write-in votes were cast (we can suppose not for the baker's dozen of challengers on the ballot), and, oddly, we do not see a total of votes cast with a list of those challengers and their results, we do see that there was a pretty healthy write-in vote.
As a reminder, if she did garner a sizable portion of write-in votes, HRC never declared or said a word to imply that she was running, never set her pretty little foot on New Hampshire soil, and did not spend a red cent on this. This was entirely a grassroots effort. Imagine if she had assured voters that she was in this to win it. At a time when this country is in dire need of a hero with a knowledge base and plans to counter the GOP with its bad plans and the incumbent, who historically lacks plans going all the way back to the 2007 debates, HRC is what she has always been since that day in 2007 when she declared, the change we need.
