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Fledermaus is correct with respect to NH. If every Democrat turned out there would not be the turnout that was registered. In my town more than 75% are registered as I or independent as there is no independent party we can cross over and vote in any primary and re-register the same day as Independent. It is also true that the "I" voter cannot be counted on to vote lockstep with the Republican party come November. I believe GWB will have a tough time in NH. He won by fewer votes last time than Nader received. Bad news for GWB this time around since Soros and others are spending a ton of money to educate the liberals to this fact and to keep them from voting Nader. Also, there is extreme pressure to cause the vote to be fraudulent to a greater extent this time as well. Most of the small towns use paper ballots with optical tabulators which is near impossible to foul up except of course with ballot stuffing but in the cities, old voting machines are used where ballot stuffing is quite easy. I hope the RNC pays for full time precinct monitors in areas where such trouble is likely.