New Hampshire
Thanks to the Almanac of American Politics:
In the 2006 Edition, the New Hampshire Senate was filled by 16 Republicans and 8 Democrats. Two years later, there's 14 Democrats and 10 Republicans. Six out of 24 seats flipped, a quarter.
In the 2006 Edition, the New Hampshire House was filled by 253 Republicans and 147 Democrats. Two years later, there's 239 Democrats and 161 Republicans. Ninety-two out of 400 seats flipped, slightly less than a quarter.
Nationally in the 2006 election, the Democrats did very nicely picking up 30 House seats and 6 Senate seats, which is about 6 percent of each body. Two of those seats were in New Hampshire. New Hampshire has two Congressman.
Call me crazy, but I don't think New Hampshire independents are going to vote for McCain. New Hampshire independents don't like Republicans very much.
In the 2006 Edition, the New Hampshire Senate was filled by 16 Republicans and 8 Democrats. Two years later, there's 14 Democrats and 10 Republicans. Six out of 24 seats flipped, a quarter.
In the 2006 Edition, the New Hampshire House was filled by 253 Republicans and 147 Democrats. Two years later, there's 239 Democrats and 161 Republicans. Ninety-two out of 400 seats flipped, slightly less than a quarter.
Nationally in the 2006 election, the Democrats did very nicely picking up 30 House seats and 6 Senate seats, which is about 6 percent of each body. Two of those seats were in New Hampshire. New Hampshire has two Congressman.
Call me crazy, but I don't think New Hampshire independents are going to vote for McCain. New Hampshire independents don't like Republicans very much.
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