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Mitt Romney won 39.4 percent of the vote, while Ron Raul gathered 22.8 percent and Jon Hunstman received 16.8 percent. See the town-by-town results.
Romney faces a treacherous path to the Republican National Convention, even after his historic, back-to-back victories in Iowa and N.H.
Analysis
Mitt Romney targeted President Obama alone in his remarks after winning the New Hampshire Republican primary.
Mitt Romney helped the GOP in N.H. regain control of both the state House and Senate, laying a foundation of support that paid off in his primary victory last night.
Mitt Romney parlayed years of planning and a disciplined attack on President Obama into a win that vaults him closer to the GOP presidential nomination.
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"We still believe in that shining city on a hill," Mitt Romney said to supporters tonight at Southern New Hampshire University.
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Romney supporters gathered in Southern New Hampshire University cheered when he was announced as the projected winner.
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“We’re nibbling at his heels,” Ron Paul said about rival Mitt Romney, as he addressed supporters after finishing second in the New Hampshire primary.
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Jon Huntsman claimed third place and told supporters he would continue on to South Carolina.
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Newt Gingrich addressed supporters alongside his wife, Callista.
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“We have an opportunity in this race to go out and be the true conservative," said Rick Santorum, as he vowed to continue his campaign.
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A ballot is placed inside a box at the Woodstock Town Hall in Woodstock, N.H.
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Voting booths on either side formed a hallway at a high school in Bedford, N.H.
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Earlier today, Cheryl Lord, left, and Yvette Bilodeau hung a sign in Errol, N.H.
After years on GOP’s fringe, Ron Paul reaches upper tierRon Paul’s second-place showing in New Hampshire gave the Texas congressman much-needed momentum as the campaign heads south.
FORGING AHEAD
In third place, Huntsman declares he’s headed for S.C.Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, finishing third in yesterday’s New Hampshire primary, declared he will remain in the race and go on to South Carolina.
Gingrich plans what may be his last standDespite a second straight back-of-the-pack finish, Newt Gingrich headed to South Carolina, where he hopes to keep his hopes for the nomination alive.
The town that has gone the way of the state in all but two Republican primaries since 1952, narrowly bucked tradition last night by backing Ron Paul.
For anyone gauging the GOP presidential contest, this week’s most significant poll results weren’t the ones tabulated in N.H. They were the ones released by Gallup yesterday.
