New Hampshire turnout? I can’t find any hint if it big, average or low

Me

[Bulwinkle]

Anybody hearing or reading about turnout? I’ve searched and can’t find anything

[outofsalt]

Dixville Notch, NH is a hamlet of 5 people. Eight votes were cast.

[jimjohn]

on the ground report from Manchester NH:

I normally work the polling place. Passed on it this round due to work conflicts, but did get in to vote.

It was about 11:30 AM. For me, no line, but there were plenty of cars in the lot. Didn’t see as many signs as usual. So I can’t give an accurate report on how busy it was.

I can say this: Some of you may have heard reports that Biden bailed this morning on a campaign stop in Nashua and headed for SC. That’s not quite accurate:

While heading to work MONDAY, I saw the Biden Bus heading south on U.S. Rt 3 just before the MA border. I was right next to it (even got a photo; but can’t post it for some reason). Trust me, folks - he bailed yesterday.

[PIF]

nothing for El Chapo Bloomer?

[Robert DeLong]

If it were low it would be trumped at the highest levels by all of the lame stream media outlets. I saw a report by a liberal reporter who was amazed that the turnout for the Trump rally drew more people than all the Democrat candidates the day before.

[calenel]

What I saw in my appallingly liberal town was heavy turnout right around 5 PM when I went. There were Sanders, Warren, Yang and Buttigieg people at the door, along with one lone Trump sign holder. I gave the Trump guy a discrete thumbs-up for encouragement on the way in.

They were allowing same day registration, which I thought they had done away with (read it somewhere on FR, maybe it was a different state?) That was annoying, along with the significantly higher number of out-of-state plates (I am always watching plates) driving through town.

[Robert DeLong]

Never mind, I thought you were talking about the Trump rally. 8>)

I would assume that the turnout was large for Republicans, while anemic for Democrats, for the same reasons stated before. 8>)

[rovenstinez]

Didn’t Donald Trump encourage at the rally for Republicans to go vote in the Democratic primary for the weakest candidate? That might spike the numbers

[GizzyGirl]

I have been watching MSNBC (torture!) and there’s nobody on line for them to interview! My guess is it’s going to be lower than ever!

[Little Bill]

I voted at 10:00 in a town of 1900 about 30 votes cast, my daughter vote at 1700 dead. I drove through Farmington about the same time good turnout, only Trump signs.

[cgbg]

Yeah, but how many were residents of Massachusetts?

[Vermont Lt]

Dixville notch is hotel workers and old FDR Yankees. I don’t think republicans have won Dixville in ages.

[kara37]

I just heard a reporter say that the poll workers said they were on track for 2016 turnout. However, I think that was just one district.

[Robert DeLong]

Trump taunts Democrats at New Hampshire rally ahead of primary

“I hear a lot of Republicans tomorrow will vote for the weakest candidate possible of the Democrats — does that make sense? You people wouldn’t do that,” he said. “You can vote for the weakest candidate if you want.”

Unaffiliated voters in New Hampshire can vote in either party’s primary.

[SamAdams76]

Klobuchar's NH lead will vanish in about three seconds once the NH polls close at 8PM ET.

As for Dixville Notch, time to shut it down and turn out the lights. Only five voters came out at midnight, even with all the fanfare and hoopla.

[Grampa Dave]

New Hampshire Presidential Primary Election Results 2020

Bernie Sanders
Leads by 7.45 point margin
Donald Trump
Leads by 74.07 point margin
CANDIDATE VOTES PCT.
Bernie Sanders
4,303 29.61%
Pete Buttigieg
3,221 22.16%
Amy Klobuchar
2,611 17.97%
Elizabeth Warren
1,847 12.71%
Joe Biden
1,045 7.19%
Tom Steyer
465 3.20%
Andrew Yang
419 2.88%
Tulsi Gabbard
367 2.53%
Total Write-ins
95 0.65%
Deval Patrick
72 0.50%
Michael Bennet
51 0.35%
Cory Booker
6 0.04%
Kamala Harris
6 0.04%
John Delaney
4 0.03%
Joe Sestak
4 0.03%
Steve Burke
3 0.02%
Steve Bullock
2 0.01%
Julian Castro
2 0.01%
Ben Gleiberman
2 0.01%
Marianne Williamson
2 0.01%
Mosie Boyd
1 0.01%
Mark Greenstein
1 0.01%
Henry Hewes
1 0.01%
Raymond Moroz
1 0.01%
David Thistle
1 0.01%
Roque De La Fuente III
0 0.00%
Jason Dunlap
0 0.00%
Michael Ellinger
0 0.00%
Tom Koos
0 0.00%
Lorenz Kraus
0 0.00%
Rita Krichevsky
0 0.00%
Sam Sloan
0 0.00%
Thomas Torgesen
0 0.00%
Robby Wells
0 0.00%
5.32% precincts reporting
5% expected vote
Note: Polls in Dixville, Hart’s Location and Millsfield will open at 12 a.m. EST on Feb. 11 and will close shortly thereafter. State law allows municipalities to close the polls and report unofficial votes when all registered voters have voted. AP will report these results as they are made available, shortly after midnight.

[Ratman0823]

Let’s see. Dems have 24 delegates up for “election” in NH, according to news sources. If these numbers hold up, it should be 2 for Boinie, 2 for Buttplug, 2 for Amy Who?, 2 for Pocahonkey, 2 for Slow Joe and the other 14 for Doomberg.

This is today’s DNC, right?

[Grampa Dave]

This is today’s DNC, right?

BOL!

They are acting like survivors in WWII after the enemy recaptured the beach head.

[Grampa Dave]

Can Biden code in case he bombs out?

[GOPJ]

Schweizer’s credible... Thanks for sharing Vililanteman..

Peter Schweizer: Amy Klobuchar Didn’t Prosecute Ponzi Schemer Who Was Her Largest Campaign Donor

https://www.breitbart.com/radio/2020/01/29/peter-schweizer-amy-klobuchar-ponzi-donor/

[griffin]

This “Dem” showed up to vote against Sander/Bittman/Warren/Amy.

There were no less than 20 people on the dem primary ticket.

Moderate to low turnout when I was there after work.