At the New Hampshire Debate, Did Klobuchar Halt Buttigieg’s Momentum?
2020 Election,Democratic Party,New Hampshire,Bernie Sanders,Joe Biden,Elizabeth Warren,Iowa Caucus,Politics
Pete Buttigieg’s strong finish in Iowa, where he came in less than two points behind Bernie Sanders on the final vote and roughly tied Sanders for state delegates, has propelled him upward in New Hampshire polls. In Suffolk’s tracking poll, Buttigieg trailed Sanders 11 percent to 24 percent in New Hampshire right before Iowa, but he had closed the gap to one point — 23 percent to 24 percent — in that same tracking poll conducted February 5–6.
Did anything happen at Friday’s debate in Manchester to change the dynamic of the race?
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