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The results of the Iowa caucuses were surprising, but they won?t have that much of an impact on the New Hampshire primary.
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There is no reason to believe Bernie Sanders doesn?t still have a huge lead here that could be simply insurmountable.
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What really, as in definitively, happened in Iowa?
In Iowa precinct, coin tosses decide between Sanders and ClintonA coin toss ? that?s what it came down to in parts of Iowa where Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton were in a literal tie.
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The candidates are pivoting to New Hampshire Tuesday after the Iowa caucuses.
Next, the big final push for votes ahead of N.H. primaryThe voters here are notoriously late deciders, and independents can switch between the Democratic and Republican contests.
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Candidates move from Iowa nice to N.H. bluntWhile New Hampshire voters can have a sense of entitlement, many Iowa voters display a ?we?re-just-happy-you?re-here? approach.
Clinton camp declares victory, no concession from SandersIowa?s Democratic Party chairman said Tuesday the results were the closest in the history of the caucus.
Ted Cruz emerges after three-way battle in IowaCruz finished more than 6,000 votes ahead of challenger Donald Trump, with Marco Rubio taking third.
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