congratulations, new hampshire. wonderful job. >> so there you go, donald trump really likes the official slogan of new hampshire. i'm sure that will please some folks out there. at the same time, people in new

congratulations, new hampshire. wonderful job. >> does this video make up for him not being this with just a couple days before the primary? >> he was up there.

at 7:00 on c-span, it is donald trump in milford, new hampshire. follow our campaign coverage online by visiting c-span.org/campaign2016. >> the c-span bus is in iowa ahead of monday's caucuses to

at 7:00 on c-span, it is donald trump in milford, new hampshire. follow our campaign coverage c-span.org/siting campaign 2016. iowae c-span bus is in ahead of monday's caucuses to spread the word about c-span.

also, read new hampshire primary. eed wilson at morning consult with analysis of the iowa caucuses. tonight, thanks to the incredible hard work of everyone of courageous conservatives across the state, votes of r earn the 48,608 juans.

congratulations, new hampshire. wonderful job. >> nationally he is still at number one with cruz and rubio behind him. if they all finish in the top three on tuesday srgs it the end of the road for everyone else?

governor, that's because at least in the latest monmouth and arg polls, you're in second place here in new hampshire which would be a remarkable finish for you in this state, and so obviously they're gunning for you. but are they on to something? those are issues -- >> megyn, you know, look -- >> -- that upset the republican base in some circumstances. >> i'm really disappointed in jeb. it's, look, i mean, he's taken the very low road to the highest office in the land, and he's been negative all along, but that's okay. you know, as arnold schwarzenegger told me when i was running for governor the first time, love the beatings. we've been positive really this -- we've been positive this whole time and megyn, you couldn't believe what happened just about 45 minutes ago. we had hundreds of people standing in a snowstorm with the klieg lights in front of this old iconic country store and people are fired up and our ground game is like nothing that the people have seen and, well,

it was held in new hampshire.. just ahead of the state's primary on tuesday. sanders and clinton sparred over several topics..

. >> pelley: as the candidates campaign in new hampshire, trump calls for a do-over in iowa.

." >>> everyone wondered whether clinton would retool her message after her big loss in new hampshire, and the answer is -- she did. >> the stakes are high here and republicans candidates are upping the ante ahead of the debate.

hampshire will start heading to the polls to provide the next twist in what as been a truly unbelievable campaign. the candidates including a surprisingly modest donald trump were scrambling for votes. some of these hopefuls know they may not make it past tomorrow. abc's david wright is out on the trail tonight. >> this is now crunch time. >> reporter: it may be the first in the nation primary. >> vote for me tomorrow! >> reporter: new hampshire is also a last chance for some. >> donald trump organizes his campaign around disparaging people. >> reporter: this past week

that could work in new hampshire, where there are a lot more moderate voters. >> and coe key,kie, you saw donald trump hit a lot of different

hampshire's first in the nation primary.. the

with the new hampshire primary set for tomorrow... let's hope the voting goes off better than the debate did... things got... awkward.

democrat hillary clinton, who scweekd by in iowa, only to be buried in a new hampshire landslide, faces even odds against bernie sanders in nevada. ted cruz is closing on republican donald trump, is looking to south carolina for a second win. the rest of the g.o.p. candidates are struggling to keep their campaigns alive. we're going to start with the democrats tonight. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: with time running out in nevada, clinton courted union workers in las vegas-- >> i did not just wake up one day and say, "oh, my goodness, workers are being mistreated!" >> reporter: while sanders stumped in rural nevada. >> let us go forward together. >> reporter: the state will be the first test of their appeal to minority voters. nevada is more than a quarter latino. clinton has tried to blunt

looking next week temperatures hovering right around 60 and a look sick we will continue with that s new hampshire and south carolina and now he's got his first congressman. congressman chris collins of new york endorsed trump saying in a statement he wants to "shake up the washington status quo." he has won 81 delegates so far with marco rubio and ted cruz at 17 each. but super tuesday is the big prize, with 595 delegates at stake. marco rubio brushed off trump's early victories sen. marco rubio/republican presidential candidate: "i think it's important to take a deep breath here. first of all, the republican nomination is decided by delegates. it's over 1200 delegates you need to have. we're nowhere near that number." ted cruz is leading in his home state of texas in the latest polls, but donald trump is running a very close second and could end up winning as many delegates as cruz. the next gop debate is set for tonight in houston. we're still months away from knowing who will be the democratic nominee running against congressman morgan griffith in the ninth district. there are currently four p

supreme's name is first on the ballot in new hampshire. he tells us he has four mayor performs platform. one mandatory toothbrushing law

the new hampshire primary kick starts a very busy presidential election season. after voters head to the polls on february 9th the techs will shift to republican and democratic caucuses in nevada and south carolina on february 27.

out there but norwood, millis light rain to the north of that, dry and 50, worcester 53 nashua, new hampshire at 48, so all day i wanted you to dress for temperatures that you have now.

hampshire. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to a special split edition of "today" on this tuesday morning. it's primary day here in new hampshire. matt is back in studio 1a. people are out voting early already. >> yeah, you've got a couple storms brewing up there, savannah. one in the weather and the other that's a political storm. as you mentioned, they don't waste any time up there. >> as i eluded to, hillary clinton is already out at a polling place this morning here in manchester. she can't vote here but she's trying to get her supporters out in force. we have early results, matt. what has become tradition, voters in three small towns cast the first ballot at midnight on the dot. on the republican side, nine votes each for ted cruz, john kasich and donald trump. clinton, 17-9. the voting is just getting started. a lot is going to happen before the polls close tonight. >>> coming up, we'll talk to the candidates and also look at how race. >>> let's begin our in-depth coverage with peter a

independents in new hampshire made up 43 percent of the general election vote back in new hampshire, you can vote in either primary for any candidate. "independent voters are really tired of what's happening with the parties. the parties are keeping candidates from being able to really have a backbone. we want to be able to make it so that candidates can think independently and actually solve problems." some independent voters say they're drawn to the non-traditional candidates. today, independent voters are expected to add more surprises to the primary season. will whitson is in new hampshire right now following the 2016 presidential candidates as they look to garner last minute support in the "granite state." we'll have a report from will in about 30 minutes. he'll also have live coverage from new hampshire throughout the day right here on wis. today we are asking you to "swing" into action as wis partners with b106.7 and palmetto health children's hospital for 2016's radiothon! all proceeds donated this year will "play" into a huge project for the hospital. our michal higdon is li

hampshire. after the candidates spent millions of dollars it countless states. outside voters endure a gaunt let of supporters. not everyone is happy, it can be a strange and loud but surprisingly orderly process in primary. >> this is crazy.

>> axelrod: republican debate round eight tonight in new hampshire. donald trump's primary concern bouncing back from his loss in iowa, while on the democrats' side, hillary clinton goes door to door in search of a new hampshire comeback. dramatic rescues in taiwan after

you can see, follow the iowa caucus and new hampshire primary, trump is first with 17, cruz and rubio are in the double digits 11 and 10 respectively. everybody else is following, rson with 3. it takes 37 nomination. one poll has trump up double digits, one with cruz within five points, another showing of donald trump. the survey has trump 27, rubio 24, cruz, carson and bush then carson with 7%. despite all of the polls anumber of voters are still undecided to night. sonya gutierrez has that part of the story. >> it's a small time, small time atmosphere. are over 200 registered voters here and they say rural areas matter. >> >>: economy, the growth here to bring business back in again. family business. agree.'m undecided. if the president came here and says i want to put funds here, we need that. planning to vote in the primary and it's between hillary clinton and trump. there is a lot of competition out there and i have not really heard anything that i'm really excite about. >> reporter: catherine says she's undecided but voteing in republican party. >> the one i vote for is for all

also into new hampshire. light snow showers there. heavy lake ef -effect snow around the great lakes. anywhere from 8 to 12 inches from erie, pennsylvania, to northeastern ohio. 2 to 4 inches in new york city. 1 to 3 in baltimore. in the washington, d.c. area, 8

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"-if you presumed bernie sanders is riding high after a commanding victory in new hampshire and virtual tie in iowa...it's true, he's up 36 to 32 in the delegate count...but add the *super* delegates, and clinton, is absolutely crushing him. we're talking about delegates state results--and have free reign to vote at the convention 3 for whomever they want.- (graphic)according to the associated press, the total *with* those all powerful super-voters and clinton's up 481 to 55.-i recently asked the head of the dnc, about the super-strategy to sway.-(dws interview @3:04---will *shorten* question) me: "what do you think of that, smart strategy?-dws: "well i need to provide clarity for folks about our pledged vs unpledged process. first of all, unpledged can change their minds at any time and the reason that we have unpledged delegates is because those are party leaders and elected officials we try to make sure that we have tremendous diversity at our convention."- but what about critics who say it's another way to protect clinton's path to the nomination?-(230-dsw) "oh, that's just typical

the former florida governor is making a strong push in the state... after he came in fourth in new hampshire. he is expected to attend campaign events today. 3 mona and jeb isn't the only one looking for votes... right now we are less than 24 hours from a political showdown in south carolina and nevada. and the democratic and republican presidential candidates aren't slowing down their attempts to win voters. ray raimundi has the latest from the campaign trail. 3 the stakes -- couldn't be higher. the presidential hopefulls -- hot on the democrats -- criss crossing thru the state of nevada.sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate "to have an election that is about real change?not promises you can't keep."sot - bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate"the eyes of america will be on nevada"both democratic candidates facing voters at a telivised town hall meeting -- answering tough questions on topics like immigration, privacy and their records sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate""maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for pre

he says if he does not perform well in today's new hampshire primary, he will drop out of the race. kasich and vermont senator bernie sanders got an early boost this morning...by winning the vote in "dixville notch."... the tiny town is home to the first vote in the first- in-the-nation primary.

. >> reporter: new hampshire throwing a wrench into the political machine yet again. donald trump and bernie sanders, idealogical opposites, both leading populous campaigns that, right now, are riding high. trump speaking out about his big