I mentioned way back that Romney’s lone victory was the town of Chester. He’s since won Wolfeboro – where President Sarkozy spent his summer vacation and which is named for the British general who defeated the French on the Plains of Abraham at Quebec City. He’s also won Sullivan (35 to 32), Sharon (30 to 29) and four other towns. McCain’s victory is in all sorts of terrain – mill towns, coastal cities, rural redoubts, latte burgs – and there’s something about the consistency of Mitt’s underperformance (the dogged candidate who comes in a reliable second wherever he runs) that should be deeply disconcerting to his supporters.