Dems - 81% Reporting
39% Clinton, 37% (WINNER) Obama, 17% Edwards, 5% Richardson

Reps - 72% Reporting
37% McCain (WINNER), 32% Romney, 11% Huckabee, 9% Giuliani, 8% Paul

8:12PM EST: Update: CNN Projects John McCain wins the Republican New Hampshire Primary

8:01 PM EST: Update: CNN Projects John Edwards will be in 3rd based on real votes coming in and exit polls. Obama & Clinton fighting for first place.

Best Source, Politico not only has the results automatically updated but a BEAUTIFUL map with county breakdowns.

Voting began at midnight last night in the New Hampshire primary in the tiny towns of Dixville Notch and Hart’s Location where Senator’s Barack Obama won out for the Democrats and John McCain won out Republicans.

In Hart’s Location it was, Barack Obama 9 votes, Hillary Rodham Clinton 3 votes and John Edwards 1 vote. On the Republican side McCain had 6 votes, Mike Huckabee 5 votes, Ron Paul 4 votes and Mitt Romney 1 vote.

In Dixville Notch it was Obama 7 votes, Edwards 2 votes Bill Richardson 1 vote. On the Republican side, McCain 4 votes, Romney 2 votes, Giuliani 1 vote.

Neither town is known for reliability when it comes to picking a nominee.

USA Today/Gallup
Dems: Obama 41, Clinton 28, Edwards 19.

GOP: McCain 34, Romney 30, Huckabee 13, Paul 8, Giuliani 8.

CBS - Obama - 35%, Clinton - 28%, Edwards - 28%
With Independents Obama leads Clinton, 41% - 24%
With Democrats Clinton leads Obama 33% - 30%

Rasmussen

Obama 33%, Clinton - 28%, Edwards - 18%
Obama wins out Independents 2-1 over Clinton
With Democrats they are about even

McCain - 32%, Romney - 31%, Huckabee - 11%, Giuliani - 10%, Paul - 8%, Thompson - 3%
Independents will make up an estimated 27% of the Republican primary vote which is down from 32%. Independents are more likely to vote for Barack Obama than John McCain.

Marist
Dems: Obama 36, Clinton 28, Edwards 22. Error margin: 4 points.

GOP: McCain 35, Romney 31, Huckabee 13. Error margin: 4.5 points.

Nationally
Rassmussen

Clinton - 33%, Obama - 29%, Edwards - 20%