The Graphic Truth: Onwards to New Hampshire!

February 10, 2020

Now that Iowa is done (sort of), the Democratic presidential nomination battle moves on to New Hampshire, where voters will head to the polls tomorrow, before heading into a flurry of other primaries in the coming weeks. Here's how each of the candidates are polling in the upcoming states.

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The Graphic Truth: Onwards to New Hampshire!

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