2008 Presidential Election Blog: New Hampshire

12/1/07

New Hampshire

Andrew Sullivan makes the point that if independents flock to Obama in NH, it's not only bad news for Hillary but bad news for McCain, since it's an open primary. But it's also bad news for Giuliani.

Rassmussen reports that Giuliani is now at his lowest level in NH, and that Thompson has disappeared behind Ron Paul in NH.

Sullivan also points to the downward trend for Hillary in New Hampshire, and Chris Bowers proclaims that for the first time Obama is leading the race. Obama is edging out Clinton in Iowa. He could translate an Iowa win into a NH win, and then lights out.

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Aug. 11, 2007 Iowa Straw Poll
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