New Hampshire

The Vermont senator made political history Saturday with his Nevada caucuses victory, becoming the first candidate from either party to win the popular vote in all three early states.

The percentage of voters believing Joe Biden has the best chance of beating Donald Trump has declined by 12 points.

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Despite that, Sanders is now the front-runner in the Democratic presidential race after his victory in the New Hampshire

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The Minnesota senator had a little over 19 percent of the New Hampshire primary vote with 87 percent of precincts counted.

Democratic presidential nominee Tom Steyer said that online rumors that he was dropping out of the race were "ridiculous" and that he wanted to focus on his campaign in Nevada before that state's upcoming primary.

With more than 85 percent of precincts reporting in New Hampshire, Sanders lead with 26 percent of the vote share to Buttigieg's 24.4 percent.

President Donald Trump claimed that his rally in New Hampshire on Monday was attended by "40 to 50,000" people, despite the venue holding a maximum capacity of 11,700.

Entrepreneur Andrew Yang dropped out of the Democratic race for president Tuesday, right before the results were announced in the New Hampshire primaries.

Meanwhile, Joe Biden's support from black voters has dropped substantially, as has his support nationwide.

During a performance at a Bernie Sanders campaign rally, the Strokes performed fan favorite "New York City Cops," as police tried to stop fans from invading the stage.

Ahead of the New Hampshire primary, 'Fox & Friends' host Brian Kilmeade described Sanders' stance on legalizing marijuana and forgiving student loan debt in a "Stay home. Get high. I'll pay off your loan" slogan.

The president's eldest son has not ruled out a future presidential run and came second in a poll of possible 2024 candidates earlier this year.

Morning Consult said the Vermont senator is now ahead of for the former vice president, a first in its polling for the Democratic Party's 2020 race.

New Hampshire voters will head to the polls to cast their ballots in the first primary of 2020. Here is everything you need to know about the election.

Spencer Kimball of Emerson told Newsweek that Sen. Klobuchar had a better chance of performing well in South Carolina than Pete Buttigieg.

Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg appeared to win support among both Democrats and at least one Republican as a write-in candidate.

President Donald Trump told a New Hampshire rally crowd Monday that Democrats were trying to take the nomination away from Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. "They're doing it to you again, Bernie!" Trump said, noting that "nobody" knew who had actually won the Iowa caucus.

During Monday's campaign rally in New Hampshire, President Donald Trump claimed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was "mumbling" behind him as he delivered the State of the Union address, something Trump claimed was "very distracting."

The president's August rally at the same Manchester venue broke attendance records.

The survey shows Sanders 8 points ahead of Biden, whose support has plummeted by 9 percent since the Iowa caucuses.

The Minnesota senator made the remarks a day before the New Hampshire Democratic primary election.

"I don't think he has the momentum to carry this to a national election," Madison Moore told Fox News.

"I like to say I'm like a hipster. I like to say I knew about him [Sanders] before he was cool," Buttigieg said in the interview with "The Axe Files."

Only 16 percent of New Hampshire voters believe Pete Buttigieg will be the party's presidential candidate.

One poll found the Minnesota senator was 7.6 points better off in New Hampshire following her debate performance on Friday.

"There are a lot of people in the Democratic establishment who are not–to say the least–enthusiastic about Bernie Sanders," the presidential candidate said.

Senator Bernie Sanders is in the lead with 29 percent, followed by former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg at 25 percent, according to a CBS News poll.

The presidential candidate noted that it's his own campaign that will bring out black voters and propel him to victory.