There is an eerie similarity between the last two New Hampshire tracking polls reporting numbers as voters there go to the polls. Both the Rasmussen poll conducted Sunday evening and the Suffolk tracking poll condicted on Sunday and Monday nights show Mitt Romney with 37% of the vote. Both show Ron Paul in second place, at 17% and 18%, with Jon Huntsman just two points behind Paul in each case.

Rick Santorum gets 13% and 11% and Newt Gingrich 12% and 9%–statistically indistinguishable numbers. Rick Perry, as usual in New Hampshire, is at 1%. Rasmussen shows Romney’s percentage falling from that in its previous survey, while Suffolk shows him on the rise: they both converge on almost exactly the same numbers.