Dixville Notch, Hart's Location, and Millsfield are finished voting. The combined total is:
Klobuchar: 8 votes
Sanders: 4 votes
Warren: 4 votes
Yang: 3 votes
Bloomberg: 2 votes
Buttigieg: 2 votes
Biden: 2 votes
Gabbard: 1 vote
Steyer: 1 vote
So, after the shambles that was the Iowa caucus, it seems the first real measure of things will end up being the New Hampshire primary, which takes place on Feb. 11.
Right now, Bernie is far out in front in all NH polls over the past few days--sometimes by as much as 12 points.
Bernie's off to a good start in the first two states. Two things:
The Monmouth New Hampshire poll came in today, and Tulsi got a high 2% in that qualifying poll.
This secures a spot in the October debates. Steyer has as well, meaning that 12 candidates will be in the debates. It is unknown whether they will split up the candidates over 2 days or have them all in 1 day at this point.
Pretty freakin' cool.
For all those thinking the recent Emerson poll giving Tulsi 6% in New Hampshire was a fluke, here is a second poll confirming that 6% status:
What is interesting about this poll is that only Biden, Sanders, and Warren score above Tulsi. Everyone else is below her, including Harris and Buttigieg.
Tulsi Gabbard seems to be gaining significant ground in non-qualifying New Hampshire polls. The latest Emerson Poll of the state shows her at an all-time poll high of 6%.
UPDATE, MARCH 25: The Tulsi campaign obtained 1,643 new donors yesterday (Sunday)! Nice to see things continue! Only 17,516 more donors needed!
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Candia, New Hampshire includes the villages of Candia, Candia Four Corners and East Candia. Total population is less than 4,000.
Thursday night, the School Board hosted a hearing to gather public input on its transgender policy. The hearing was forced by a warrant article approved 518-335 at this year's town meeting.
The New Hampshire Union Leader attacked Attorney General Loretta Lynch and the entire Obama Administration in an editorial for "creeping into bathrooms."
The Justice Department has filed a ridiculous lawsuit against North Carolina for its law overturning a Charlotte ordinance that told private businesses how to manage their bathrooms.
The eradication of any legal distinction between the sexes, even in terms of basic biological functions, is a creepy obsession on the left. Lynch’s attempt to abuse the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and the Violence Against Women Act in pursuit of this bit of social engineering undermines those landmark laws.
The Evening Blues - Labor Day 2015
This evening's music features songs in the theme of working, workers and labor. Enjoy!
Maddy Prior - Honest Work
