NH primary result comes as no surprise to US public

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Source: CCTV.com | 01-10-2008 13:57

News of Hillary Clinton's and John McCain's victories in the New Hampshire primary came as no surprise to voters in other US states.

Democratic presidential candidate U.S. Senator  Hillary Clinton (D-NY) holds up a cup as she arrives  in Concord, New Hampshire Jan. 8, 2008, the day of  the New Hampshire Primary. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)

With the election season now officially underway, most people remain undecided.

Lisa Hardwick, Virginia Resident, said, "Well, I'm actually still undecided, but I'm ecstatic that Hillary won last evening and it was so close with Obama. I am excited about that. I still have not decided what I will do personally. It was really a tight race."

Amy Ravitz-Hogan, New York Resident, said, "I think that the conservative Democrat and the moderate Republican are going right down the middle and that's where their success is coming from. I'm disappointed. I like her, but I had another candidate in mind; I'm an Edwards girl."

Republican presidential candidate U.S. Senator John  McCain (R-AZ) greets supporters at his New Hampshire  primary night rally in Nashua Jan. 8, 2008.  (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)

Keith Mcclain, New York Resident, said, "As far as Hillary goes, I think it's a good thing. From a standpoint of, being symbolic of real social change and progress, just the fact that she's a woman and obviously she's very competent, capable, and qualified, I think it's a very good thing."

Editor:Zhang Pengfei