UNH Polls in NH looking good

[HughMoran]

They'll be reporting the Presidential numbers tomorrow.

[Tarc]

1. I love Gov. Lynch, he has done a lot of good in 4 yrs

The party took an ass-whipping around the country in the 2002 elections, but Lynch upset the old Cabletron head up here in a squeaker. This year is going to be a mauling, I can count on one hand the # of ads I've seen from either candidate.

[HughMoran]

4. Yep, Lynch is way popular here!

I'm more concerned about Shaheen who's been viciously attacked by the 527 type groups and Shea-Porter has a tough battle too.

[SoxFan]

9. Like endorsing Republicans?

I'm sorry, but I'm tired of Joh Lynch and his act.

Yesterday, he endorsed state senator Bob Odell over Jay Phinizy. Jay is a smart and effective Democratic state representative, but he has an independent streak. He opposed Lynch's foolish school funding amendment, so he was targeted for retribution by the boys and girls in the governor's office.

[Hope And Change]

2. K & R!

[jefferson_dem]

3. The Weld endorsement may have been the final nail in McCain's NH coffin.

n/t

[HughMoran]

7. Couldn't hurt, though NHerites are very independent

...and don't like being linked to their "liberal" neighbor down south! (not my words)

[sarahdemva]

5. bradley and horn. are they incumbents?

that would be even better news!!

[HughMoran]

6. No, the Dems won both Congressional seats in 2006

Defending those seats in a "Republican" state can be difficult - especially for Shea-Porter who was a "nobody" who beat Bradley last time in a Republican leaning district.

[HughMoran]

8. kick

[Smuckies]

10. Good...

That's the way it should be. Obama will snag NH easily.

[HughMoran]

11. The Obama poll comes out tomorrow

If the polls released today are any indication, I think his lead will be solid.

[HughMoran]

12. kick

good stuff