Here are 7 things to watch in Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is wanting to pronounce the kind of decisive triumph that could turn the whole Democratic presidential primary in support of him Tuesday in New Hampshire.
Previous South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg plans to stop him and force another nearby count after their close tie in the Iowa councils eight days prior.
Previous Vice President Joe Biden is simply hoping to stay away from disaster, while Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar hopes to jump him and develop as an unexpected contender as the campaign moves to Nevada. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, then, needs a strong appearance in her neighboring state to produce the sense of momentum her campaign has lacked in recent weeks.
Here are seven things to watch in Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary:
- Sanders wants to say something:
Sanders didn’t get the outcome he wanted in Iowa, however, New Hampshire – a rural state with an independent streak that gave him a 22-point triumph over Hillary Clinton in 2016 – is his wheelhouse.
2. Will Biden bounce back?
Biden’s campaign has since quite a while ago relied upon transforming a base of black voters into success in South Carolina and an enormous agent haul on Super Tuesday.
3. How close can Buttigieg keep it?
Buttigieg, fresh off the news that the Iowa Democratic Party has awarded him the most delegates from a week ago’s assemblies, has seen a substantial boost in New Hampshire.
4. Are the walls closing in on Warren?
She’s been relentlessly on message, lecturing electability and individual durability while illuminating her signature root-and-branch plans for transforming a degenerate government.
5. Which moderates survive?
Buttigieg and Biden will be firmly viewed – however, both have ways forward in the Democratic race.
6. Are these the last days of the Yang Gang?
Entrepreneur Andrew Yang, alongside Buttigieg, was arguably the greatest surprise of the 2020 primary.
7. Gabbard practically moved to New Hampshire. Will it matter?
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard everything except moved to New Hampshire in late 2019 – renting a house to make it simpler for her to hold occasions consistently in the Granite State.