Rich Beeson | January 11, 2012
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Last night, Mitt made history in New Hampshire. It was a night to celebrate the tens of thousands of doors knocked, calls made and hours volunteered. It was a night to feel proud, knowing just how far we’ve come.
 
Here’s why Mitt’s convincing win in New Hampshire matters:
 
1. Mitt is the first non-incumbent Republican candidate to ever win both the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primary.
  
2. Every GOP nominee has either won Iowa or New Hampshire, no exceptions.
 
3. Last night marked a record GOP Primary turnout in New Hampshire – Americans are energized and ready to elect a new president.
 
4. Mitt received wide support from voters, garnering the most votes by those who identified themselves as “very conservative,” “somewhat conservative” and registered independents.
 
Every one of the roughly 97,000 votes cast for Mitt Romney was earned with hard work. And each and every vote for Mitt sent a message to President Obama that his presidency is running out of time.
 
Now, we take the battle to South Carolina and Florida where we hope to make history again.