First wave of NH exit poll shows 53% non-Republican electorate. 45% ID as independents and 8% as Dems. Non-GOP share in 2016 was 45%.
— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) January 23, 2024
NH Exit Poll: Voters 47% GOP…53% Non-GOP
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Again, this is the first wave of the exit poll. More to come and numbers can and often do change.
— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) January 23, 2024
Exit poll. 8 % Dems.
Biggest problem for New Hampshire is all the commies moving there from Massachusetts and bringing their voting patterns with them.
It has been a "moderate" state for a long time, but won't be for much longer.
It has been a "moderate" state for a long time, but won't be for much longer.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
Dems are busy workingBryanisbest said:
Exit poll. 8 % Dems.
"Freedom is never more than one election away from extinction"
Fight! Fight! Fight!
Fight! Fight! Fight!
The question I think still remains to be answered is how many dissatisfied Biden voters are willing to vote for Haley but not Trump.
Haley has always polled well with political independents and moderate voters. She's running as a centrist candidate and New Hampshire voters eat that stuff up.
A ton of suburban women. The GOP has lost huge ground with that demographic. However, she would possibly lose a lot of the minority/union/blue collar vote that Trump managed to wrangle away from the Dems.K2-HMFIC said:
The question I think still remains to be answered is how many dissatisfied Biden voters are willing to vote for Haley but not Trump.
True. New Hampshire is a leftist state. Haley has more in common with the average democrat than republicans, which is why she is soliciting their money for her campaign. She's Mitt Romney in a dress.
FalseEllis Wyatt said:
True. New Hampshire is a leftist state. Haley has more in common with the average democrat than republicans, which is why she is soliciting their money for her campaign. She's Mitt Romney in a dress.
plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
AtticusMatlock said:A ton of suburban women. The GOP has lost huge ground with that demographic. However, she would possibly lose a lot of the minority/union/blue collar vote that Trump managed to wrangle away from the Dems.K2-HMFIC said:
The question I think still remains to be answered is how many dissatisfied Biden voters are willing to vote for Haley but not Trump.
GOP won married women by 14 points in 2022. They lost single women by 37 points.
The Republican Party is the party of the married and…
— Brad Wilcox (@BradWilcoxIFS) November 9, 2022
Increasingly unmarried men.
The Democratic Party is the party of unmarried women.
This gender*marriage story will rise in importance as share of unmarrieds climbs. pic.twitter.com/7e4WSs8gaa
AtticusMatlock said:
Haley has always polled well with political independents and moderate voters. She's running as a centrist candidate and New Hampshire voters eat that stuff up.
AKA likely swing voters in the general election.
they are voting for Trump in order to make sure he gets the nomination....but if they really wanted to create havoc, they'd vote for Haley to cause chaos within the GOP.
Top issue for voters in exit polling is:
Immigration
Immigration
If Haley loses a leftist state with no democrat race like New Hampshire, her campaign is over.
She is a disaster.
She is a disaster.
Well…she's gonna lose…
Trump is the man on immigration.Aggie95 said:
they are voting for Trump in order to make sure he gets the nomination....but if they really wanted to create havoc, they'd vote for Haley to cause chaos within the GOP.
What % andFireAg said:
Top issue for voters in exit polling is:
Immigration
Is it # 1 with all sub groups men / women R. /. Ind. over 50 / under 40 etc
NH 2024: CNN exit Poll
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) January 23, 2024
Composition of the electorate:
Registered Republican: 49%
Registered undeclared: 47%
—
Do you think Joe Biden legitimately won the 2020 election?
Yes: 49%
No: 49%
—
Are you a part of the MAGA movement?
Yes: 32%
No: 64%https://t.co/Hmz746BnTc
It's more than MAGA that thinks 2020 election was messed up. We need constitutional amendment for nationwide electoral reform.
FireAg said:
Top issue for voters in exit polling is:
Immigration
Same as Iowa. Not to derail but DeSantis was the one that flew them the Martha Vineyard and got the issue attention. He never owned it afterwards and branded himself as the immigration guy like Trump in 2016 branded himself as the Wall.
You think the Supreme Court would rule appropriately?
Don't worry the left will cheat if needed.
Democrats just prolonging their agony if true. If she stays in it until humiliated in SC it will just be even funnier.
AtticusMatlock said:
Haley has always polled well with political independents and moderate voters. She's running as a centrist candidate and New Hampshire voters eat that stuff up.
She should run as a centrist on the D party. Like an 80s Democrat since they've moved so far left lately.
I'm sick of the GOP getting dragged left instead of those politicians pulling the Ds to the right.
Another striking finding from CNN's exit polls of NH GOP primary voters:
— David Wright (@DavidWright_7) January 23, 2024
Feelings if Haley wins nomination:
TRUMP VOTERS
Satisfied: 22%
Dissatisfied: 75%
Feelings if Trump wins nomination:
HALEY VOTERS
Satisfied: 11%
Dissatisfied: 88%https://t.co/YRUoJujXr8
K2-HMFIC said:Another striking finding from CNN's exit polls of NH GOP primary voters:
— David Wright (@DavidWright_7) January 23, 2024
Feelings if Haley wins nomination:
TRUMP VOTERS
Satisfied: 22%
Dissatisfied: 75%
Feelings if Trump wins nomination:
HALEY VOTERS
Satisfied: 11%
Dissatisfied: 88%https://t.co/YRUoJujXr8
And this means….nothing
Fat Black Swan said:AtticusMatlock said:A ton of suburban women. The GOP has lost huge ground with that demographic. However, she would possibly lose a lot of the minority/union/blue collar vote that Trump managed to wrangle away from the Dems.K2-HMFIC said:
The question I think still remains to be answered is how many dissatisfied Biden voters are willing to vote for Haley but not Trump.
GOP won married women by 14 points in 2022. They lost single women by 37 points.The Republican Party is the party of the married and…
— Brad Wilcox (@BradWilcoxIFS) November 9, 2022
Increasingly unmarried men.
The Democratic Party is the party of unmarried women.
This gender*marriage story will rise in importance as share of unmarrieds climbs. pic.twitter.com/7e4WSs8gaa
I bet I could get a super majority of the 68% to sign a pledge to end women's suffrage
CNN exit poll, opinion of candidate you voted for:
— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 23, 2024
TRUMP VOTERS:
Strongly favor: 77%
Some reservations: 19%
Dislike opponents: 3%
HALEY VOTERS:
Strongly favor: 33%
Some reservations: 27%
Dislike…
People voted against Trump
Things are going to get really weird because unmarried men will separate into two groups: those that can get laid and don't trust women and those who can't and don't trust women. Women will get screwed either way. Then unmarried women will continue to look to government because men won't want to continue supporting them and they'll need SOMEONE to support the kids they have because that damn biology can't stop, won't stop.
Of course people voted against Trump
Who are the 16 idiots that voted for Chris Christie
Rules.... Without them, we live with the animals.
This is not 'Nam, this is bowling. There are rules.
This is not 'Nam, this is bowling. There are rules.
The numbers tell you these are mostly democrat voters. Of course they won't be satisfied if he wins.K2-HMFIC said:Another striking finding from CNN's exit polls of NH GOP primary voters:
— David Wright (@DavidWright_7) January 23, 2024
Feelings if Haley wins nomination:
TRUMP VOTERS
Satisfied: 22%
Dissatisfied: 75%
Feelings if Trump wins nomination:
HALEY VOTERS
Satisfied: 11%
Dissatisfied: 88%https://t.co/YRUoJujXr8
This election is about America versus Marxism. Period.Dan Scott said:CNN exit poll, opinion of candidate you voted for:
— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 23, 2024
TRUMP VOTERS:
Strongly favor: 77%
Some reservations: 19%
Dislike opponents: 3%
HALEY VOTERS:
Strongly favor: 33%
Some reservations: 27%
Dislike…
People voted against Trump
Trump is pissed it's going to be a single digit victory.
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