What’s Next for Democratic Presidential Candidates After New Hampshire
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Read moreDetailsShe could pose a real threat.
Read moreDetails"We’re still mildly hopeful here in New Hampshire."
Read moreDetails"Bloomberg won two write-in votes out of a total of the four votes cast."
Read moreDetails"The whole world will be looking here at New Hampshire."
Read moreDetails"It is a necessary part of making sure Iowans can trust the final results of the caucus."
Read moreDetails"We’re just getting going.”
Read moreDetailsHere are highlights from Sunday's campaigning and a look ahead to Monday.
Read moreDetails"I think it’s going to be incredibly more difficult."
Read moreDetailsSanders leans heavily on this fervent core of supporters for donations and for canvassing voters, an approach summed up by his slogan "Not me, us."
Read moreDetails"The Iowa Democratic Party runs the caucus, okay?"
Read moreDetails"I don’t want to commit."
Read moreDetails"I want to make sure every Iowa voter knows that their vote was counted."
Read moreDetailsSanders raised $25 million in January.
Read moreDetails"This isn't the first time in my life I've been knocked down."
Read moreDetailsButtigieg held a narrow lead.
Read moreDetails"Nothing works, just like they ran the Country."
Read moreDetails"I am absolutely not running for President."
Read moreDetailsIowa is the first test in the state-by-state battle to pick a Democratic nominee to face Trump in the Nov. 3 presidential election.
Read moreDetails"The president in very good shape in all of these states."
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