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Who gets Iowa bump, slump? // NH sprint begins tomorrow // Sanders, Trump still top polls … and more

ByChip Griffin


(via Primary Digest)

There are 8 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts & observations… — The primary landscape tomorrow will be different than today. #FITN headlines… — WMUR poll: With nine days to go, Trump, Sanders hold solid leads in New Hampshire (WMUR) — Franklin Pierce-Herald Poll: Rivals need Iowa win to catch Trump, Sanders in N.H. (Boston Herald) — Trump, Sanders maintain leads in N.H. primaries, new polls show (Boston Globe) — MSNBC to host Democratic debate Thursday at UNH (AP) — CNN Democratic Town Hall Slated For Wednesday in Derry (NHPR) — A surprising percentage of New Hampshire voters are pretty new to the primary…

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