MicroGroks
While the WUWT post is focused on all the screwups in Connecticut that have given it the highest electrical rates in the contiguous 48 States, NH isn’t all that far behind.
With 68% reporting, Dave Wheeler was ahead of Bob Clegg in EC5 (No Winner Called, no concession). In Feltes-Volinsky, it’s 51-49 (no winner called, no concession. Sununu wins with 89.7% of the vote (88% reporting), Mowers with 62% of the vote (92% reporting).
We’ve got two major races left to poll in the Granite State before Tuesday. First up is New Hampshire Congressional District 1. We have five candidates vying for the nomination with two well-known (or at least recognizable) names.
Another pre-primary poll has come to a close. Given a choice to vote for Don Bolduc, Corky Messner, Andy Martin, Gerard Beloin, or Vermin Supreme, some of you voted for Vermin but not most of you.
Its time for yet another Grok pre-primary poll. This contest is for the Republican nomination for US Senate. The primary (a week from Tuesday) winner will take on two-term incumbent Democrat, Jeanne Shaheen.
With the New Hampshire primary just ten days away it’s crunch time. Candidates are rolling out last-minute endorsements and pimping their political “wares.” One of those contests is to determine the Republican nominee for Governor of NH. Some say, what’s the point? I’m happy to explain.
The New Hampshire Republican Primary is on September 9th 8th, just over a week away. Between now and then, we plan to do a series of polls for significant or highly contested races. The first was Executive Council District five. The candidates are Bob Clegg and Dave Wheeler. So, who won the first Grok Pre-Primary …
Who Won Our Pre-Primary Poll for New Hampshire Exec. Council Dist 5? Read More »
After much thought and consideration, I have decided to enthusiastically endorse Don Bolduc for US Senate. In my opinion, he is the candidate best suited to defeat Jeanne Shaheen in the General election.
Democrats love Europe except when they don’t. This might be one of those times. “Face masks in public places are not necessary, based on all the current evidence,” said Coen Berends, spokesman for the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment.” – “There is no benefit, and there may even be negative impact.”
Freedom of Speech, Just watch what you say, a line from the Gangster Rapper, ICE-T. I am reminded of this lyric (from my youth) whenever I strike a nerve. Who’s nerve did I hit? Well, that would be Philip Abirached of the Windham, NH Republican Committee.
