It's election eve in New Hampshire and nerves are fraying, hair is getting pulled out, candidates are sweating and Democrats and Republicans alike are trying to avoid elimination by capturing a win in their respective parties.
What's on the line for Hillary? Maybe everything.
It is likely the same for John McCain, who is considered a long-time N.H. favorite.
As for Romney, in the wake of an Iowa defeat, a N.H. win would put him right back on top. Without that win, is he a real contender anymore?
Meanwhile, fighting through the swamps and gators of Florida, all but forgotten by the GOP gladiators, is prodical front-runner Rudy Giuliani, pinning his presidential hopes on snowbirds, football fans and the air-conditioner crowd down South.
Where's this going? No idea. But it's not dull. Click on the headline to go to the AP story.
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The ex-NYC hizzoner, Rudy Giuliani has a deal for GOP candidates. He wants to help them raise money, in return for a portion of proceeds going to pare down his own campaign ledger sheet. 
