• Bernie Sanders has won the Democratic primary in New Hampshire, the second state to vote in the presidential nominating contest.
• The socialist from neighboring Vermont won 26 percent support.
• Center-left candidates Pete Buttigieg, a former mayor, and Amy Klobuchar, a senator from Minnesota, won 24 and 20 percent, respectively.
• Former vice president Joe Biden and Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren did not meet the 15 percent threshold to quality for delegates.

Results

Candidate	New Hampshire results		Delegates
	Votes	Share	Gained	Total
Sanders	76,384	25.6%	9	21
Buttigieg	72,454	24.3%	9	23
Klobuchar	58,714	19.7%	6	7
Warren	27,429	9.2%	0	8
Biden	24,944	8.4%	0	6

Table does not list candidates who won under 4 percent support. 1,991 delegates needed to win the nomination.

Analysis

• Ainslie Noble: Voters flock to Sanders on the left and Buttigieg and Klobuchar in the center.
• Nick Ottens: Sanders is unpopular with black and older voters, self-described moderates and college-educated white women.