Buttigieg speaks in New Hampshire
Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg addressed his supporters in New Hampshire. Buttigieg finished a close second behind Senator Bernie Sanders in the nation's first primary.
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Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg addressed his supporters in New Hampshire. Buttigieg finished a close second behind Senator Bernie Sanders in the nation's first primary.
Bernie Sanders took the stage in Manchester, New Hampshire, shortly after CBS News projected he had won the New Hampshire primary. Sanders thanked his supporters and laid out his campaign's goals moving forward. Watch his speech here.
Bernie Sanders, who defeated Hillary Clinton by a wide margin in the New Hampshire primary in 2016, just barely eked out a 2% margin of victory over Pete Buttigieg on Tuesday evening. The night's surprise came from Amy Klobuchar, whose momentum over the last few days propelled her to third place, leaving Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden behind. Ed O'Keefe breaks down highlights from the first-in-the-nation primary.
Pete Buttigieg is still leading the delegate count after Bernie Sanders narrowly won the New Hampshire primary Tuesday evening. The biggest surprise, however, came from Amy Klobuchar's strong third place finish. Major Garrett is in New Hampshire reporting on what the final vote count means for the future of the Democratic primary campaigns still in the race.
Senator Bernie Sanders came out on top in the New Hampshire primary, but former mayor Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar weren't far behind. CBS News political correspondent Ed O'Keefe joined CBSN AM with more on what these results mean as the race to the White House heats up.
According to CBS News’ exit polls, New Hampshire primary voters that helped Bernie Sanders to victory were largely “very liberal,” young, and with incomes less than $50,000. Buttigieg by contrast won wealthier voters, as well as late deciders and those worried about “electability.” Anthony Salvanto joins “CBS This Morning” to break down the exit poll data.
Senator Bernie Sanders is one step closer to taking on President Trump in November after winning nearly 26% of the primary vote in New Hampshire yesterday. Moderates Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar finished second and third. CBS News political correspondent Ed O'Keefe and CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns join CBSN from Manchester with the latest.
Senator Bernie Sanders has won the New Hampshire primary, but a majority of Democratic voters opted for one of the more moderate candidates, former mayor Pete Buttigieg or Senator Amy Klobuchar, who finished a close second and third. CBS News' Laura Podesta joined CBSN AM with the latest from the campaign trail in New Hampshire.
With one caucus and one primary down, the Democratic race for president is set to become an even sharper ideological clash. Bernie Sanders is looking to broaden support after winning New Hampshire. Ed O'Keefe reports.
The Democrats may have been the main attraction on Primary Night in New Hampshire this week, but Republicans also voted in their primary, and CBS News polled them on Tuesday, too.
Here's a comprehensive breakdown of how the candidates fared in the New Hampshire primaries.
Pete Buttigieg finished second and Amy Klobuchar third. Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden aren't projected to get any delegates.
The New Hampshire primary brought to the surface issues that divided Democratic voters – often pitting Sanders on one side against Buttigieg and Klobuchar on the other.
The Minnesota senator came from behind to finish strong in the Granite State.
"CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell spoke to both candidates ahead of the primary.
With 42% of New Hampshire voters undeclared, the state could emerge as a key battleground in November.
Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders both topped the Democratic field in the Iowa caucuses with 100% of precincts reporting.
"I think we will have a terrific turnout," said New Hampshire Democratic chair Ray Buckley. "It will certainly be higher than any other state in the entire nominating process. But there's no indication we'll match or be near 2008."
The Wilson family has been struggling with drug abuse spanning generations, and according to 64-year-old Paula Wilson, "the cycle of addiction is strong."
There were almost too few voters this year to continue the midnight voting tradition.
Seven of the remaining 11 Democratic contenders still in the presidential race will debate at St. Anselm University.
"I like Pete Buttigieg. Nice guy," Sanders said. "But we are in a moment where billionaires control not only our economy but our political life. I'm reading some headlines from newspapers about Pete Buttigieg."
According to a Monmouth University New Hampshire poll released Thursday, Pete Buttigieg is leading in the state.
There is no word yet on whether the former mayor plans to file to appear on the ballot in other states with early contests: Iowa, Nevada and South Carolina
"I think New Hampshire will vote for someone they like and trust. That's Joe Biden," says former Gov. John Lynch