Trump Uses Vulgar Language to Describe Cruz on Eve of NH Primary

Although Trump remains the leader in the UMass survey, his lead has dropped slightly from last week, where he was ahead of Rubio, 38% to 14%.

Despite her razor-thin victory in the Iowa Caucus last week, Hillary Clinton is still trailing in the polls in New Hampshire to Bernie Sanders.

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“Our disappointment tonight is not on you, it is on me”, he told a crowd of supporters in Manchester in a seven-minute speech.

The poll, along with Rubio’s stumbles on the debate stage Saturday night, has given hope to Trump and other candidates to better their luck in the Granite State and stay in the race.

Democrats are already resigned to the likelihood of a protracted primary contest following Mr Sanders’ strong performance in Iowa. Political gamblers appear to agree that Sanders has this primary locked down, but for Republicans, they seem less confident about Rubio’s prospects.

Politics professor at the University of New Hampshire Andrew Smith said Hillary Clinton may struggle if Senator Sanders is victorious.

A lot of Republicans will head to the polls in New Hampshire on Tuesday, motivated to vote against Donald Trump. Campaigning across the northeastern state on Monday with her husband and daughter, she worked to flip Sanders’ favoured critique against her by claiming that he, too, had taken money from Wall Street – if only indirectly.

Rubio played into Christie’s hands by responding with the same well-rehearsed line each time he was challenged by the governor.

Donald Trump is accompanied by his pregnant daughter Ivanka during a New Hampshire rally on Monday.

“We have a ground game in 12 states, money to go the distance, leadership teams in 25 states”, Fiorina said.

“People have every right to be angry but they’re also hungry, they’re hungry for solutions”, she said. The Vermont senator is polling at 56 percent, compared to 40 percent for Clinton. “You’re not allowed to say that and I never expected to hear you say that again”.

The former first lady insisted it was all overblown.

Behind Clinton’s upbeat demeanor, however, are growing concerns within her campaign about her standing with young people, who are flocking to Sanders.

“[Bush] goes around saying, ‘I’m the only one with the courage to go after Trump.’ What courage is it?”, Trump asked.

Sanders is coming off a fundraising month that superseded Clinton’s.