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Sanders edges out Buttigieg in N.H.

Klobuchar celebrates strong third-place showing; Warren, Biden lag behind
Scorecard

Why New Hampshire went down the way it did

Here?s how the 2020 New Hampshire Democratic primary played out, and what each top candidate needs to do to win the Democratic nomination and take on Donald Trump.
Andrew Yang suspends his presidential campaign Michael Bennet ends his 2020 bid after poor showing in N.H. As quirky as ever, Dixville Notch goes for Bloomberg After tough night in N.H., Deval Patrick to make ?some decisions? about campaign?s future In GOP race, Bill Weld harbored no illusions, but 'the goal is to go all the way' After Iowa caucus problems, concerns grow over Nevada?s plan

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86.71% Reporting

Bernie Sanders

Bernie SandersDeclared Winner

25.7%71,759 votes

Pete Buttigieg
24.4%68,141 votesAmy Klobuchar
19.8%55,164 votesElizabeth Warren
9.3%25,899 votes

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86.71% Reporting

Donald Trump

Donald TrumpDeclared Winner

85.5%120,476 votes

Bill Weld
9.2%12,949 votesOther Candidates
5.3%7,496 votes

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What's next
Candidates look beyond N.H. as long slog looms
Hanging over the race are the specters of a pair of billionaires, Tom Steyer and former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg, who are dumping buckets of money into later-voting states. Their seemingly unlimited supply of cash could make for a long primary season.

In Progress
Complete results

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Read the full results of the Democratic primary in New Hampshire

See the full results of the Republican presidential primary in New Hampshire

Amy Klobuchar shakes up New Hampshire primary

The Minnesota senator had a strong third-place showing in the primary Tuesday, catapulting her into contention for the Democratic nomination.

Warren and Biden take big falls in New Hampshire

The senator and former vice president lagged behind the front runners but vowed that their best days were ahead.
OPINION | SCOT LEHIGH

New Hampshire delivers campaign-crippling blows to Biden and Warren

Sanders consolidates the left, while both Buttigieg and Klobuchar can rightly claim momentum from their New Hampshire showings.
Adrian Walker

Without being on the N.H. ballot, Bloomberg may have come out strongest

With early favorite Joe Biden's campaign listing, could the billionaire former New York mayor have a real chance?

All four prosecutors quit Roger Stone case after government backs away from sentencing proposal

The Justice Department said Tuesday it will take the extraordinary step of lowering the amount of prison time it will seek for Roger Stone, an announcement that came just hours after President Trump complained that the recommended sentence for his longtime ally and confidant was ?very horrible and unfair."
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Mookie Betts trade is an awkward start to spring training and to Chaim Bloom?s tenure

The double-clutch on the already unpopular Mookie Betts trade left us wondering.
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Internet-connected thermostats, locks, and other devices are popular with apartment renters, but they also raise questions about data security.

Opinion

OPINION | RENÉE GRAHAM

Snoop Dogg?s hatred of Black women
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OPINION | JEFF JACOBY

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EDITORIAL

Kill the tradition: N.H. and Iowa should not vote first

Civic group has bright ideas for the darkened Lechmere viaduct
Light Boston sponsors a design competition to illuminate the concrete span that carries the Green Line over the Charles River near the Museum of Science.

Rockets 116, Celtics 105
Frustrated by refereeing, Celtics? winning streak snapped by loss to Houston
James Harden and Russell Westbrook combined for 78 points and the Rockets ended the Celtics? seven-game winning streak Tuesday in a game that left Marcus Smart and Co. irked by the officiating. 3:00 a.m.

Maine community mourns three teens who perished in fatal crash

The deaths of three young people in a fatal crash Sunday has shaken the small town of Clinton, Maine.

Uber debuts pet-friendly rides in the Boston area

For $6, customers can connect with drivers who won?t mind the family dog hopping into the back seat.

Robert L. Beal, Boston developer and civic leader, dies at 78

?He was just one damn good citizen,? said Michael S. Dukakis, who as governor appointed Beal to a finance role.

What do you wonder about Boston or Massachusetts? We want to hear your questions

We?re asking readers to be involved as the Globe considers which stories to investigate. You pose a question that matters to you. We probe for an answer.

Female officer at Souza-Baranowski assaulted by inmate, DOC says

The alleged assault occurred during a noontime dispensing of medication at Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center, agency spokesman Jason Dobson said in a statement. The officer was assaulted by an inmate, who was not named by authorities, through the food slot of his door. According to Dobson, the inmate forcibly grabbed the officer before she was able to pull free.

Coronavirus ?a very grave threat? to world, WHO director says

The World Health Organization convened outside experts Tuesday to fast-track promising tests, drugs and vaccines to help slow the outbreak of a new virus that emerged in China that has killed more than 1,000 people and spread to two dozen other countries.
Deadly new coronavirus is officially named Covid-19, WHO says

Tewksbury school committee chairman ordered to stay away from Andover schools

Keith Sullivan was arraigned Tuesday on a trespassing charge after he refused to leave a basketball game last week at Andover High. He allegedly yelled profanities at Andover students during the game, police said.

Truck rolls over on highway in New Hampshire, dumping kegs and cases of beer

Alcohol-filled kegs and cases of beer were dumped along the side of Interstate 89 North in New London Tuesday morning when a box truck slammed into another vehicle and rolled over, New Hampshire State Police said.

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Amy Klobuchar shakes up New Hampshire primary
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Candidates look beyond N.H. as long slog looms

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Rockets 116, Celtics 105

Frustrated by refereeing, Celtics? winning streak snapped by loss to Houston

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