The primaries of the democrats in New Hampshire wins Bernie Sanders

The 78-year-old “democratistist” Bernie Sanders wins the second primaries of the Democratic Party in New Hampshire, in second place is the mayor of the city of Saut-Bend in Indiana and the open gay Buttijich. But the main rival of the radical Sanders in the struggle for the post of candidate from the Democratic will be billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who will enter the fight in early March.

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After processing 86%of the vote, it has 25.8%, in Petejich - 24.4%. The third place in Senator Amy Klobuchar was a surprise - she performed well on the debate of candidates on Friday and took third place with 19.7% of the vote. Senator Elizabeth Warren has 9.3%. Former Vice President Joe Biden, who was considered a favorite before the start of the primaries, was in fifth place with 8.4%.

The victory of Sanders in New Hampshire was predictable: in 2016, during the primaries in this state, he was ahead of Hillary Clinton by 13 points (60.1% versus 37.7%).

The primaries in New Hampshire is the second stage of the presidential candidate from the Democratic Party. The vast majority of the States are still ahead, but the sponsors of candidates and voters are guided by the results of the early stages. In the first round of the primaries - cokuses in Iowa, the voices were almost equally equal (26.2% versus 26.1%) were divided between Sanders and Buttijich.

What is important to know

The main goal of the Democrats voters is to determine a candidate who can challenge Donald Trump in the presidential election in November: 62% of the voters recognize that this is more important for them than to choose a candidate who shares their values. “We do not dare to take risks for four years of this presidency (Trump.- The Bell ),” and therefore the democrats must unite, said 38-year-old open gay Buttijich, who claims to be a compromise candidate in contrast to the radical Sanders, who scares away part of the voters and the party’s establishment with his left views. But Buttijich is primarily popular in the northern "white" states, which include Iowo and New Hampshire, who gave him many votes.

What's next

Until the end of February, the primaries will be held in the states of Nevada and South Carolina, and on March 3, the democrats will have a “supercurrent” - voting at once in 14 states, including such large and important ones as California and Texas. It is at this stage that another strong candidate with the chances of victory will be included in the race - billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who has no financing problems and is well suitable for the role of a compromise candidate. It has already exceeded the threshold of $ 300 million advertising costs, not yet begun to participate in primaries and coks.

After Kokusov in Iow, the results of the first national survey on the presidential election conducted by the University of Quinnip was published . The first place in popularity among the voters of the Democratic Party was taken by Bernie Sanders, the second with 17% Biden, the third with 15% was Michael Bloomberg. Pete Buttijich took fourth place with 10%, passing forward Elizabeth Warren (13%).

Donald Trump, according to the survey, loses paired with any of the six proposed candidates from the Democrats, and Michael Bloomberg receives the greatest advantage over him (51–42%). But these data are not yet indicative - Trump has not yet begun his presidential campaign.

The FiveThirtyeight Political Forecast aggregator gives the greatest chances to win the primaries (38%) Sanders, in second place with 18% Joe Bayden, in the third with 5% Buttijich, in the fourth with 4% - Blumberg.

What am I to me?

From whether Donald Trump, with whom the Kremlin has learned to find a common language, will be reinstered, almost the entire Russian foreign policy in the turbulent period from 2020 to 2024 and the development of the world economy will depend. So far, the beginning of the campaign to nominate candidates for presidential candidates turned out to be extremely unsuccessful for the Democratic Democratic and for those considered by the favorite of Joe Bayden. So far, the Democrats, after Kokus in Aiova and the primaries in New Hampshire, the opinion was divided between Buttijich (we talked about him in detail here ) and Sanders.