If are you vote in New Hampshire and are under 30, Hillary Rodham Clinton is looking to find you.

  The Clinton campaign is making a 72-hour, very transparent and perhaps late appeal to young voters starting with the candidate who gave four, new undecided voters her undivided attention Saturday on the ``Big Challenges, Real Solutions'' bus Clinton is riding in across the state.

   Why? That's simple, Barack Obama is burying her among this demographic and it played a large part in Obama's strong victory in the Iowa caucus.

    For nearly a year, Obama has cultivated the college campus vote at times with fits and starts.

   At any event, it's worked.

    Obama leads Clinton, 44 percent to 33 percent among likely primary voters, 18 to 34 years old according to the latest, CNN/WMUR poll released Saturday night.

    It's the biggest victory margin for either candidate in any age group.

    A yet untold and troubling story for Clinton is that she's lost the gender gap lead she enjoyed among women over Obama.

    The same poll tells this story:

    Men: Obama 33 percent, Clinton 32 percent and,

    Women: Clinton: 33 percent, Obama 32 percent.

    You can almost hear Clinton muttering under her breath, ``Ladies, please!''

        During the bus trip, Chelsea Clinton recalled her experimentation with being a total vegan.

     ``I think there was also some emergent rebelliousness,'' Chelsea said.

      Clinton chimed in, ``That's pretty much the way I remember it.''

     Chelsea said after being a full vegetarian for several years she now eats fish but could not become total vegan as her two favorite foods are honey and yogurt.

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