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New Hampshire Primary 2012: Check Live Results Here

by NowPublic Staff | January 9, 2012 at 03:22 pm

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New Hampshire Primary is on January 10, 2012. Check Here for Results

The New Hampshire primary is the first primary of Election 2012, and it takes place on January 10. Polls are mostly open at 8am ET and close at 7pm ET, though some open as early as 7am and close as late as 8pm. Find your polling place here and double-check poll opening times. Absentee ballots must be recorded by 5pm.

You can follow the live results from the NH primary as they come in via the links below.

New Hampshire Primary Results 2012 (Live)
New Hampshire Primary 2012 Coverage: Fox News
NH Primary Coverage: The Guardian
Washington Times: New Hampshire Primary Live Chat (7pm ET/4pm PT)

Note that you do not need photo ID to vote in the New Hampshire primary.

Republican Candidates: New Hampshire Primary 2012

The main Republican candidates, in order of average poll position as determined by RCP:

Mitt Romney (home turf advantage)
Rick Santorum
Newt Gingrich
Ron Paul (2nd in NH polls)
Rick Perry
Jon Huntsman

There are actually 29 Republican candidates competing in the New Hampshire primary, including single-issue and protest candidates, who have no hope of making a major impact.

Mitt Romney, based on his overall poll standings, is very likely to win the New Hampshire primary.

[Update: Mitt Romney is, as predicted, headed for victory in the New Hampshire primary, and is followed by Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman. The polls are not yet closed.]

There is a Democratic Primary, Too

Barack Obama is the incumbent President and, realistically, a lock for the Democratic nomination. However, there is a Democratic primary in New Hampshire, in which Obama and 13 other candidates (including Vermin Supreme) are competing.

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y8 games (not verified)

at 17:54 on January 9th, 2012

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Bob billion (not verified)

at 22:50 on January 9th, 2012

Please look into voting for Paul and ignore the mainstream media.

goldbarbara (not verified)

at 01:20 on January 10th, 2012

New Hampshire is our only hope to choose a candidate who believes in LIVE FREE OR DIE. Choose the guy who wants to restore personal liberty and didn't get a majority of his donation from Goldman Sachs. They all say we need to create jobs, spend less, fix the economy but never offer a solid plan. They all back track on statements, policy and principles, except one.

goldbarbara (not verified)

at 01:27 on January 10th, 2012

New Hampshire your our only hope to choose a candidate who believes in LIVE FREE OR DIE. Choose the guy who wants to restore personal liberty and didn't get a majority of his donation from Goldman Sachs. They all say we need to create jobs, spend less, fix the economy but never offer a solid plan. They all back track on statements, policy and principles, except one.

Gordon Kemp (not verified)

at 07:10 on January 10th, 2012

A vote for Ron Paul is a vote for our constitution, a vote for any other candidate is your personal approval of the mass murder of thousands of innocent civilians, many of them children all around the world. It really is as simple as that. There is only one candidate that will stop killing people and backing it with the lie that it's for your freedom.

jennifer galtrucco (not verified)

at 07:47 on January 10th, 2012

How can you list Ron Paul in 4th position and in parenthesis you say he is second in the N.H poll? Is that really FAIR?

Mike C (not verified)

at 10:04 on January 10th, 2012

@Gordon Kemp... what an idiotic comment. That is all.

Peacepatriot11 (not verified)

at 12:25 on January 10th, 2012

I'm voting Ron Paul in my state's primary. In the end I think we have 2 choices: #1 the status quo - endless police state wars around the world, international bullying, and entitlement-based system at home or #2 liberty and hope for the U.S. again.