@Centaurea
thx. for the explanations. It is of course very important. Exhaling with all I got. Feel like I just barely excaped the Klob-a-notch-on-the-head dixie villagers.

Bat along, Klobbers.

#1 #1
is a tiny community in New Hampshire that traditionally meets at midnight on the day of the New Hampshire presidential primary, making it the first to vote. It's a NH political tradition.

"Tiny" means that a total of 5 people are registered to vote there. From the article linked in the essay:

The local tradition in Dixville Notch was put into jeopardy this year when it was learned that not enough people in the community were registered to vote.

In order for the midnight vote to take place, Dixville Notch needed a minimum of five registered voters.

In January, Dixville Notch got enough residents after the man behind the redevelopment project of the Balsams Resort officially moved to town and registered to vote.

Two other tiny communities also gathered to vote early today. The combined results of the three are shown in the essay.

It looks like a total of 27 people voted, of whom 8 voted for Klobuchar. Not sure that means anything specific at this point.

To me, the most interesting thing about the Dixville Notch voting was that Michael Bloomberg (who's not an official candidate in the NH election) got 3 write-in votes, one of which was submitted by a participant in the Republican primary, not the Democratic one.

Edited: it's a primary not a caucus.

@Dopeman leased and sold, to Russia?
I have a broken mind. So, there is that. Nothing more to see here.

#1 She got that Klobmentum the Dixville Notchians can’t resist. I don’t get it. She reminds me of Sarah Palin. She actually said something in the last debate about being able to see Canada from her porch and I don’t think anyone even made the connection.

Anyway, y’all Dixballchinians can suck it. Bernie’s gonna win!!

@Marie
Sure thing, Tulsi doesn't run on her gender or race ID, like the rest of the bunch. If you showcase yourself on the base of your ID, you disqualify yourself, imo. Who cares what kind of ID a candidate has? I care for what they fight for, what they defend and what their character is.

#1 Don't get it either.

However, what the polls indicate is that Klob doesn't have a gender gap. IOW, polled equally with men and women. Guessing, because I didn't note it, that her demo sweet spot is with the 30-60 age bracket.

Warren has and Harris had large gender gaps; men don't/didn't support either.

Gabbard also has a gender gap, but the opposite. Women don't like her. Don't get that either as she's my first choice and I'm and old woman.

@Marie
OMFG. Bloomberg has his own media, but it doesn't reach as broadly as Zuckerberg's. Z would be a serious problem if he decided to run. Maybe we'll see him next cycle.

#6 On the plus side
Bloomie ain't no Democratic Trump. Two months in and $200 million dollars later, the former NYC mayor is battling the fmr South Bend mayor for fourth place. A month in and a few million dollars and Trump was the leader of the GOP pack of rats.

If Bloomie's entering name ID had been similar to Steyer's, who has also spent $200 million, he would also be at the bottom of the leader board at 1-3%. Bezos could probably double Bloomie's performance with only $100 million. Lord knows that Zuckerberg could do.