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As political coverage increasingly goes the way of the celebrity-fueled mass media and style triumphs over substance, it is apparent that the media already has crowned Barack Obama the winner of the New Hampshire primary before the election has even taken place

An article giving analysis of the upcoming New Hampshire Primary and what likely scenarios and outcomes for both are likely to be.

Taking a look at the Democratic Primary race in New Hampshire, there are really no surprises. New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has actually expanded her lead over the rest of the field.

And if Dixville Notch is any indicator of how New Hampshire will go, Obama and McCain are indeed going to win big. Especially Obama. John Edwards will also do alright. But Hillary Clinton will finish third again.

Looking at the exit polls from Tuesday's New Hampshire primary grants insight into the campaigns and possible futures of the candidates.

Barack Obama spoke before a packed house at the Rochester Opera House just hours before the New Hampshire Primary was set to begin. He urged voters to choose hope and change when they go to the polls on Tuesday.

Exit polling data from the New Hampshire Primary indicates that Hillary Clinton was helped by a large turn-out of women on the Democratic side. John McCain was helped by independent voters, garnering one-third of the their votes.

A new poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire shows Hillary Clinton continuing maintain her lead in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

This article talks about how the Republican candidates currently rank in the 2008 New Hampshire primary.

Although many predict easy victories for John McCain and Barack Obama in the New Hampshire Primary the record turnout could make the primary an interesting one to watch. Turnout is expected to be a deciding factor.

Hosting the 1st presidential primary, New Hampshire traditionally kicked off the election cycle until 1980, when the Iowa caucuses captured national media attention for the 1st time. NH's position as the 1st arbiter of the field of candidates was relished by Grainte Staters.

The New Hampshire Primary will be on January 8, 2008 and according to the latest poll from Rasmussen Reports, the race on the Democratic side of the ledger is just too close to call.

Does the New Hampshire Primary really deserve the enormous amount of press coverage it receives? Why does such a small state have such a big influence on the Presidential election, and how much of that influence is generated by the media?

The race is on in New Hampshire and the pundits are already talking about the current winners and losers according to the polls.

The Marist Poll released October 14,2007 reports "Hillary Clinton has a wide lead over her Democratic rivals for the 2008 New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Primary."

Hillary Clinton was asked about a photo of her and Bill Clinton posing with Tony Rezko, a major fundraiser for Barack Obama who goes on trial on corruption charges in February 2008

It is the law in New Hampshire. Their primary must be the first in the country and this time around it is earlier than it has ever been.

Recently both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were interviewed by the editorial board of the Houston Chronicle. While Hillary Clinton seemed to flip flop on space policy, Barack Obama reiterated his opposition to publically funded human space flight.

The latest poll from Zogby focuses on the Republican Primary in New Hampshire and the results are very different from the results of their poll taken over the summer.

Barack Obama won the caucuses in Texas & Wyoming held on March 4th & 8th, 2008, and the primary held in Mississippi on March 11th.

The Florida Primary has become an all or nothing gamble for Rudy Giuliani. But has that gamble cost him that state and the Repblican nomination for president?

Hillary Clinton and John McCain pulled out much-needed victories in New Hampshire on Tuesday.

Prediction of who will win the New Hampshire Primaries.

The frenzied media attention attracted by the candidacy of Barack Obama, the junior senator from Illinois, may have created a backlash among New Hampshire voters

New Biography Claims John McCain Called His Wife Cindy the "C-Word" In Front of Press

The latest Marist poll on the primary election in New Hampshire show New York Senator Hillary Clinton and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney lead their respective parties.

John Edwards answers some questions about his future in the campaign; pollsters predict New Hampshire.

New Hampshire officially set the date of its 2008 Presidential primary, pushing the bulk of the campaign into the holiday season for the first time in history. The move came after the Michigan Supreme Court validated the Wolverine State's primary date of January 15, 2008.

First the Republican candidates (6 of them) and then the Democratic candidates (4 of them) debated in a "live" televised format on January 5, 2008. Opinions on the debate from a political junkie.

The Iowa Caucus is now set for Jan. 3, 2008, with the New Hampshire Primary following a few days later on January 8th. I will now release my picks for the winners and losers of both races for both parties.

New polling data released by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center shows Hillary Clinton continuing to maintin her lead in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

With the Iowa caucus behind us, we are now off to New Hampshire, where front runners hope to remain out front and those who fared less as well hope to recover. Here are my New Hampshire Primary predictions.

A recent poll by University of New Hampshire says New Hampshire residents likely to vote in the Republican primary think more highly of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani than any of his rivals.

After most polls predicted a huge, double digit victory for Illinois Senator Barack Obama in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary, the actual voters had an entirely different idea.

The voters of New Hampshire voted for Hillary Clinton and John McCain

How do things seem to be shaping up in the New Hampshire Presidential primaries?

Hillary Clinton capitalized on the votes of women, Latinos and union members to win 51% of Nevada caucus-goers. On the Republican side, Mitt Romney relied on the Mormon vote to obtain a majority.

According to the latest Rasmussen reports Poll, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has increased his lead in the Republican Primary Race in New Hampshire.

Barack Obama and John McCain are attempting to connect to voters through speeches, ads, portrayal of character and pushing their respective platforms. But some people, inadvertently or not, become liabilities. Who are Obama's and McCain's biggest liabilities?

A quick look at the candidates, and what to expect from the New Hampshire Primaries, or what the heck does this guy know?

An examination of two polls (Ramussen and American Research Group) regarding support for senators John McCain and Barack Obama in Florida.

The victories of Sens. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and John McCain (R-AZ) in their parties' respective presidential primaries in New Hampshire created wide-open races in both the Democratic and Republican contests to be the next President of the United States.

The latest polling data from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center showed Clinton and Kucinich gaining momentum among likely voters in the New Hampshire Democratic Primary.

Every single poll had Hillary Clinton losing the New Hampshire primary so how did she manage to pull off a stunning victory? The answers and more

The Democratic Debate was an interesting spectacle - John Edwards and Barack Obama sat next to each other, piggy backing off each other all night. Clinton remained defensive throughout the debate, while Richardson simply repeated his resume.

Hillary Clinton was the ultimate winner in the Democratic primary in New Hampshire - she's now officially being called 'The Comeback Gal'.

Hillary Clinton is polling 7 percentage points ahead of John McCain, the Republican frontrunner for President. Are liberals warming up to Hillary considering her middle of the road stance on issues? Is McCain sinking with his "troop surge" plan?

The sheer amount of polls in a political campaign can be mind boggling, but they are an important part of our election system.

The results are in and the voters have spoken. Barack Obama won South Carolina's Democratic primary by a wide margin. Now, it is time for the candidates to focus on the all-important Super Tuesday where a good percentage of delegates will be up for grabs.

A Brief Analysis of the Reasons John McCain will win the Primary

Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Barack Obama will both speak at the University of Denver on Wednesday, January 30th, with both events open to the public.

Hillary Clinton, after recent debates, is undeniably one of the strongest candidates for the Democratic Party in the upcoming 2008 election.

Which Republican candidate will win the New York primary on Feb 5, aka Super Tuesday? The answer from a native New Yorker, aka a political expert

Like they say everything is big in Texas, the fight between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama for democratic nomination in the lone star state is also living up to its hype.

An analysis of poll data and recent events in the 2008 campaign for Democrat and Republican nominees for the Presidential run, as it relates to the upcoming Michigan Primary on January 15th.

Arizona senator John McCain edged out former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney in the Republican Florida Primary on Tuesday, January 29. Ex-New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani finished a disappointing third, far behind the frontrunners.

Right now Hillary Clinton faces a touch, close election against any of the GOP front-runners. That is simply mind-blowing considering that all of them are in complete agreement with Pres. Bush on Iraq and suspension of civil liberties.

With more than half of precincts reporting, John McCain is the reported winner of the Florida GOP primary

Mitt Romney beat John McCain in the Michigan Republican primary, getting the much needed victory to stay in the presidential race.

A current look at the results of the NH Primary, and my predictions.

U.S. Senator Eugene McCarthy was a Candidate for the 1968 Democratic Presidential Nomination

Bipartisan leaders in Michigan last year asked why "prosperous, virtually lily-white" Iowa and New Hampshire should have so much influence in nominating presidential candidates. Their effort to join the early fray has produced mixed results.

It is now Indiana's turn to be the 6th or 7th state to "end" the Democratic race.

Will the Democrats and Republicans pull off the same thing they do every year, putting an average white man on the ballot for President? The Republicans most likely will. however Sen. Obama and Hilary Clinton may just break the mold for this election

Former New Hampshire Primary Republican front-runner Mitt Romney has launched a new attack ad which questions John McCain's integrity, after initially praising him as an honorable man, a rhetorical strategy dating back at least to Shakespeare's Mark Antony in "Julius Caesar"

Predictions for the Democratic and GOP candidate performances in the New Hampshire Primaries.

just when the media and pundits had written off Hillary Clinton, she made a stunning comeback in New Hampshire and told Americans she is in the race to stay and fight until the end

The latest NH poll numbers from a NH political junkie roaming the polls and rallies.

As the results from the New Hampshire primary come in, one thing is certain: This race is anything but predictable.

With Hillary Clinton's recent win over rival Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary, cries of foul play and voter fraud have increasingly become louder and louder, and it's deeply disturbing.

My predictions on who will win the primaries in New Hampshire.

The political spin masters would have us believe that, after what happened in Iowa, Hillary Clinton is all but finished, and John McCain has a real chance to win the nomination. None of this is true, as the New Hampshire primaries will prove.

The New Hampshire Primaries will be a lot more exciting to watch then the Iowa primaries were....

Barack Obama won Iowa, but how far will it take him. The relatively inexperienced junior senator has star wattage, but how far will it take him? Will Obama win New Hampshire?

Rudy Giuliani Launched his first TV ad in the Boston market to boost his campaign in the New Hampshire primary. The Giuliani ad is a 30-second spot in which the ex-mayor claims, "I've been tested in a way in which the American people can look to me."

The latest WMUR/CNN Poll of New Hampshire Voters Reveals Barack Obama Has Opened Up a 10-Point Lead Over Hillary Clinton While John McCain Has a 5-Point Lead Over Mitt Romney

Analysis of the polls leading up to the New Hampshire Primaries, who should or should not win and my predictions for the outcome.

In 1988, New Hampshire Governor John Sununu stated, "The people of Iowa pick corn, the people of New Hampshire pick presidents." There was a lot of political rivalry then and the rivalry continues today.

New Hampshire voters were up early this morning to cast primary ballots, and the message was clear: Change is good.

The results of the Dixville Notch "first-in-the-nation" vote, taken at midnight, with only 17 voters, give Hillary Clinton no votes and Barack Obama 7. Other candidates votes listed.

The latest polling data from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center shows Mitt Romney dominating the competition in the New Hampshire Primary. John McCain made a surprising move into second as well.

Poll information suggests that Clinton will win the Democratic primary, while McCain will win the Republican primary. The numbers are too close for anyone to be certain of victory in the Granite State.

When it comes to electing our next president, two candidates, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have become prominent figures in the campaign trail. When it comes to one candidate over the next, everyone has their own opinions about who would be more likely to become elected.

The Iowa Caucus will be the first caucus of 2008, when it occurs on January 3, 2008. Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards are running close in the polls.

Can Obama and Huckabee carry the momentum from their victories in the Iowa caucus to the first primary of the contest in New Hampshire?

Republican presidential candidates sat down with Charles Gibson for a less formal, but no less intense debate in New Hampshire.

Voters in the New Hampshire Primary have once again shocked the nation by giving Hillary Clinton a narrow victory over a surging Barack Obama.

The White Mountains of New Hampshire offer vacationners the beauty of nature and a whole lot more. A generous collection of natural wonder and manmade activities have turned the White Mountains into an unforgettable vacation location.

A preliminary argument in favor of Barack Obama and against the candidacy of Hillary Clinton (John Kerry in a dress)

Democratic candidate for president Dennis Kucinich is continuing a ten day tour of New Hampshire this week. Last week he spoke before enthiastic crowds in New Hampshire, emphasizing the need to impeach vice president Dick Cheney.

The latest Rasmussen Reports poll of Democratic voters in New Hampshire shows New York Senator Hillary Clinton is still in the lead, but at the lowest point ever.

Manchester Central High School hosted New Hampshire leaders and the Strong American Schools ED in '08 campaign to issue a challenge to the presidential candidates.