Your Assignment:
1). Find an article that deals with the New Hampshire primary and its results. Copy and paste the web address.
2). Give a summary of the article.
3). Give your opinion on who you believe will eventually be the republican nominee to run against Obama in November.
Due: Sunday 1/15/12 by no later than 11:59pm
13 comments:
1) They said that Romney took most of the votes http://www.politico.com/blogs/live/2012/01/NewHampshirePrimary2012ResultsLIVEUPDATES.html
2) Romney was just talking and the people gave him most of the votes.
3) I don't really know probably Romney just because of what i've seen with the news, and with this article and the Iowa Cacus.
1) They said that Romney took most of the votes http://www.politico.com/blogs/live/2012/01/NewHampshirePrimary2012ResultsLIVEUPDATES.html
2) Romney was just talking and the people gave him most of the votes.
3) I don't really know probably Romney just because of what i've seen with the news, and with this article and the Iowa Cacus.
1.)Washington Post
2.)This article compared all the candidates campaigns against each other and saying whether their alike or different.
3.)I think Mitt Romney
Romney finished with around 40% of the vote, slightly better than what Sen. John McCain captured when he beat Romney to win the primary here in 2008. Romney finished around 17 points ahead Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, who came in second. Very strong numbers, but are they spectacular? Maybe not, but they're more than good enough to propel him towards South Carolina with most of his rivals for the nomination divided and weakened.
This article just pretty much tells you about how mitt romney won the election.
Im going to stick with my choice with Romney.
The article I read was about how New Hampshire is known for it's upsets but this time it only increased Romney's lead.
http://www.economist.com/node/21542778
1-http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/new-hampshire-primary-results-what-they-mean-for-mitt-romney-and-ron-paul/2012/01/11/gIQAn3WRrP_story.html
2- it talks about romney's victory speech being more of a address at the GOP convention than a normal victory speech.
3- i still think its romney because he has the best chance to beat obama.
1)http://www.economist.com/node/21542778
2)The article I read was about how New Hampshire is known for it's upsets but this time it only increased Romney's lead.
3) I think Mitt Romney will be the one to run against Obama.
1.)http://www.cnn.com/2012/01/10/politics/new-hampshire-main/index.html
2.)Romney criticizes President Obama in his victory speech and Ron Paul says his campaign for freedom will continue to grow
3.)I think mitt Romney will win because so far he has been in the lead and has won in iowa and will comtinue to win.
1)http://www.economist.com/node/21542778
2)Tells you who placed where and how much percent voted for each. Not many people were surprised hed win it because he was running near home.
3) I think it will be Mitt Romney because he won so far
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/helmut-norpoth/new-hampshire-primary-for_b_1200199.html
I read and artical that said President Barack Obama will win a second term in the November election, defeating Mitt Romney or any other Republican challenger by a comfortable margin.
i hope that Barack Obama doest have a chance at a second term.
I read an article about the New Hampshire Primary obviously, but this specific one was about Romney"s glorious win over all the other candidates. And that he won every county in the state.
I still believe that Santorum will be the eventual republican nominee.
We all know that President Obama won his party's primary in New Hampshire. What you may not know is that Obama only won 79.5% of the vote. Second place in the New Hampshire Democratic primary went to Ron Paul, with 3.7%, Mitt Romney was third with 2.9% of the vote, and Jon Huntsman was fourth with 2.0%. Yes, you heard me right, Ron Paul came in second in the New Hampshire Democratic primary.
And in case you are wondering, Barack Obama received 0.1% of the vote in the Republican primary.
How can this happen? New Hampshire allows registered independents to choose which party's primary they want to vote in. The catch is that when they select a party primary to vote in, they change their registration to that party. If they want to be an independent with the option of exercising a similar choice in future primary elections, they must change their party registration back to independent. Some people forget to change their registration back to independent, and when they show up to vote find that they must vote in the primary of the party they are registered with.
In 2008, quite a few independents chose to vote in the Democratic primary and apparently forgot to change their registration by 2012. Still wanting to express their preference in the only meaningful contest, these persons decided to cast a write-in vote for their preferred Republican candidate, even though their vote would not be counted towards the outcome.
Now, for the most part this is merely a fun oddity, but it actually matters to the ordering of the official fourth and fifth place finishers in the Republican primary. Newt Gingrich officially came in fourth with 23,421 votes and Rick Santorum came in fifth with 23,405 votes. However, Santorum received 303 votes in the Democratic primary and Gingrich received 276. When these uncounted votes are factored in, Santorum beat Gingrich by a nose, 23,708 to 23,697 votes.
Meaningful? Perhaps. The post-New Hampshire narrative might have been different if Santorum was perceived to have beaten Gringrich -- there might have been added pressure for Gingrich to drop out. In some ways, you have to feel sorry for Santorum. Not only did he really come in fourth in New Hampshire, he also likely beat Romney in Iowa due to a miscount of votes.
snatorium might get drop out of the votes but im not sure who will run nomineee againgst obama and i say whoever get the most votes should be one to win
-http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/new-hampshire-primary-results-what-they-mean-for-mitt-romney-and-ron-paul/2012/01/11/gIQAn3WRrP_story.html
it talk about romney speech that he will won the eection in my opinion too.
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