Mitt Romney might hit right around the average for New Hampshire winners

39% the average percentage the NH primary winner gets source

» That’s according to Nate Silver: Silver crunched the numbers and did the math, and the average non-incumbent winner of the New Hampshire primary wins roughly 39 percent of the vote. Silver has Romney getting right around 39 percent. “If Mitt Romney stays close to our forecast and gets about 39 percent of the vote in New Hampshire tonight, his performance will be highly typical for the winner of the primary,” Silver writes.

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Romney hits average. Sounds about right. He is very, very much unremarkable lol.
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