Sanders pressed on Medicare math, Biden guarantees a win: How each candidate fared at crucial South Carolina debate
Sen. Bernie Sanders largely evaded criticism in last week’s debate. But Tuesday night, the Democratic frontrunner wasn’t so lucky.
Sen. Bernie Sanders largely evaded criticism in last week’s debate. But Tuesday night, the Democratic frontrunner wasn’t so lucky.
Six candidates took the stage where health care once again dominated the discussion, as well as who is most fit to take on President Donald Trump and win in November.
Bernie Sanders won the New Hampshire, finishing just ahead of Pete Buttigieg. Amy Klobuchar, who came in
third, showed surprisingly strong momentum.
The primaries began at midnight — a tradition in the township of Dixville Notch — and will stay open in most places until 7 p.m. ET.
The results of the Iowa Democratic caucuses were delayed, with the state party citing reporting issues and a verification process that involved three times the results as previous caucuses.
Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute, said “the race remains fairly wide-open” in New Hampshire.
Senators are jurors in an impeachment trial and this time, there’s an additional complicating factor: Five of Trump’s jurors are also running for president.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski said she would like to see distance between the White House and the Senate during the impeachment trial.
A local union at Loyola Marymount University will picket at the university ahead of Thursday’s debate.
Kamala Harris’ decision to end her campaign comes months after struggling to gain traction in a crowded primary field after briefly surging in the summer.