Ron Paul gets two votes in nation's earliest vote

[Tarabell952]

Two votes out of 29 total. Not so bad, considering he wasn't even on the ballot.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081104/ap_on_el_pr/new_hampshire_first_votes

 

[hotbrownsauce]

that's 7 percent!

 

[libertarian4321]

Even tiny Dixville Notch realizes that John McWar and Sarah Palin suck, and that Ron Paul should have been the nominee.

 

[Tarabell952]

Yeah I was so happy when I read this. I was not expecting to see RP's name at all.. Some little tiny town voted and two people even there knew RP was better than those clowns. What a pleasant surprise

 

[ProBlue33]

Awesome!

Was he even on the ballot, was he a write in?

 

[Bruno]

Awesome!

Was he even on the ballot, was he a write in?

Write-in according to the article. Woot!

 

[Jeremy]

Imagine if one person in that town said they weren't going to vote at midnight! That would crush their little goal they've had since the 60s. Haha... I'm so evil...

 

[t0rnado]

I remember looking at the results from this town on MSN 4 years ago. Ron Paul just entered another page of our history.

 

[DrCap]

It's 2 votes out of the total (51 votes between both cities), or 3.8% but still wonderful.
I hope for the Ron Paul write in campaign to swing the election, one way or the other.

 

[Zera]

Wow, awesome! Just expect what he's going to get in Montana, where people can see that the option for voting for him is actually there!

I'm calling double digits, who's with me?

 

[ProBlue33]

Wow, awesome! Just expect what he's going to get in Montana, where people can see that the option for voting for him is actually there!

I'm calling double digits, who's with me?

I am with you, and let McCain lose Montana, because of those 10 points.

 

[fr33domfightr]

I just checked a few online news sources. Neither mentioned Ron Paul, they did however, mentioned Ralph Nader as not getting any votes.


FF

 

[Pauls' Revere]

very cool hurray for those who realize there is a difference and can recognize truth.

 

[puppetmaster]

Nice

 

[anaconda]

I'll say RP at 6 or 7 per cent. I hope it's enough to cover the difference between Obama & McCain. It'll be a popular news story if it happens.

 

[tangent4ronpaul]

YEAH - CNN reported it like Nader 0, ohbombus 15 and McCain 6... like he doesn't exist.

Conspiracy theory? controlled media? - get real and shed that tin foil hat!

could they be any more blatant????

-t

 

[OKRonPaul]

YEAH - CNN reported it like Nader 0, ohbombus 15 and McCain 6... like he doesn't exist.

Conspiracy theory? controlled media? - get real and shed that tin foil hat!

could they be any more blatant????

-t

There was a cnn article yesterday I think that talked about Montana, gave % for McCain and Obama, then said 9% undecided. Totally ignored the fact that most of that 9% is for Ron Paul. Way to miss the story CNN.

 

[penfold25]

Go Ron Paulllllllllllllllllll
How many writeins would be likely in the election, wouldnt it be great if he got 100,000

 

[kaleidoscope eyes]

well, if this is so, definitely a nice way to start the morning, thanks!

 

[Mini-Me]

There was a cnn article yesterday I think that talked about Montana, gave % for McCain and Obama, then said 9% undecided. Totally ignored the fact that most of that 9% is for Ron Paul. Way to miss the story CNN.

Honestly, their reporters are likely so myopic that I doubt their poll question even considered the possibility of third party votes.