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Article: The final hours in New Hampshire
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- The Independent Weekly
- Article date:
- January 9, 2008
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Twenty-eight hours into a blistering, 36hour campaign tour of New Hampshire, John Edwards told a group of several hundred onlookers packed into a high school lobby in the southern coastal town of Hampton that "we're going to surprise people tomorrow."
By the time you read tins, tomorrow will have arrived, and the New Hampshire primaries will be over. Polls show Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton with sizeable leads over Edwards in the Democratic field. But pollsters have a tricky time predicting behavior in New Hampshire, where , more than 40 percent of the population is unaffiliated with a party, and many consider candidates until the final hour.
A CNN/WMUR poll released late Sunday, for ...
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