The Finally Tally - and where we go next!

It really wasn't much of a surprise for anyone, but John McCain dominated the Republican New Hampshire Primary. Congratulations to Jim Barnett, former Vermont Republican Party Chairman.

The Final Results
John McCain 37%
Mitt Romney 32%
Mike Huckabee 11%
Rudy Giuliani 9%
Ron Paul 8%
Fred Thompson 1%

For the D's; things didn't go as smoothly as many had thought for Barack Obama - in fact (he he) - he didn't even win!

The Final Results
Hillary Clinton 39%
Barack Obama 36%
John Edwards 17%
Bill Richardson 5%
Dennis Kucinich 1%

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We'd like to point out a mistake on our part; we forgot to congratulate Mitt Romney in winning the Wyoming Primary on Saturday. So CONGRATS!

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Next stop is Michigan on Jan. 15th. After pundits and polls failed miserably to accurately predict the D's Primary in the Granite State; it's safe to say it's anyone's game.

UPDATE: Iowa Caucus

This will be the final post of the night. And thank you for sticking around with us. It's be real.

With 85% of precincts reporting:

Huckabee 34%
Romney 25%
Thompson 13%
McCain 13%

With 97% of precincts reporting:

Obama 38%
Edwards 30%
Clinton 29%
Richardson 2%
(Chris Dodd has officially dropped out of the race)

Anaylsis tomorrow night.

UPDATE: The Iowa Caucus

The D's are still duking it out.

And it's clear that the Democraticly controlled Congress, one that has a lower approval rating then the often bashed President Bush have no idea where to take their ailing party. What direction do they want to go in?

We'll we say "Take Your Time!"

with 73% of precincts reporting

Obama 35%
Edwards 31%
Clinton 31%
Richardson 2%

9:28pm: Foxnews calls the Iowa Caucus in favor of Barack Obama
9:29pm: CNN calls the Iowa Caucus for Barack Obama

UPDATE: The Iowa Caucus

Here's what we got so far for early Entrance Polls- these will change!!

As of 8:30pm for the D's:

Obama 31%
Clinton 27%
Edwards 21%

Still waiting for Republican Entrance Polls

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Correction: Obama at 34%

What Happened? News on the national level.

Anyone know what happened to Hillary Clinton?

Even her own husband, former President Bill Clinton said "It would be a miracle if she wins in Iowa." Click Here for the story... oh, and Click Here for an interesting op-ed by Dick Morris, a former strategist for Clinton during the 1996 campaign. It's fittingly titled "Why are the wheels coming off the Clinton bandwagon." Best quote from it:

"The conclusion is inescapable: the more voters come to know Hillary Clinton the less they like her...

And who is Mike Huckabee? During the break, we'll be taking an in depth look at all of the Republican Presidential candidates to help you make the best, and most informed decision.

On another note - this just in from the news room: President Bush's approval rating is STILL higher than the Democratically controlled House and Senate. Ba da ching! Who's the real joker in Washington?


Oh, and good luck everyone on exams!!!