While Clinton and the Republican establishment candidates have campaigned hard on their viability in a general election, just 12 percent of voters in either party said their main concern was choosing a candidate who could win in November. Twelve percent of them voted for Rubio. He swept majorities of men, independents and young people.
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It will be the first time that the ex-commander in chief campaigns with Jeb at a public event since the former governor of Florida launched his presidential bid last June.
On John Kasich, who came in at No. 2 in Tuesday’s statewide Republican election, Trump said he thought the OH governor was a “nice guy” until he heard his anti-Trump attack ad. While Mr. Trump underscored the point that his campaign was self-financed, Mr Sanders reminded his ebullient supporters that his campaign was financed by 3.5 million contributions, each worth an average of United States dollars 27. “I will be the greatest jobs president that God ever created”.
“I will be a conservative candidate embracing conservative values”.
Mrs Clinton – in her New Hampshire concession speech on Tuesday night – immediately began appealing to the African-American vote.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Florida Sen. The Republican hopeful Marco Rubio failed to recover from a disastrous performance in the most recent TV debate among candidates. But Sanders did even better with rural Democrats, picking up an additional 7 percentage points of support outside large cities.
Kasich is no moderate in his positions. He pointed to his largely positive approach, saying, “Light overcame the darkness”. The state is a hotbed of conservative tea party groups and evangelical voters that will test Trump’s staying power.
Campaign spokeswoman Samantha Smith says Christie broke the news of his decision to staff at his campaign headquarters in Morristown, New Jersey, late Wednesday afternoon.
And if the last Democratic debate, just a week ago, was a referendum on which candidate was the true progressive, this one could turn into a referendum on President Obama. However, Clinton has an imposing lead over Sanders thanks to her 45-to-1 superdelegate advantage. But she cast herself as more prepared to make good on her pledges. “People have every right to be angry”, she said. Of the two, Bush put much more effort and money into Iowa and also has more organization and resources to move on to SC and the fast-paced campaign to come.
Bernie Sanders isn’t the only question on the minds of Jewish voters in the aftermath of the New Hampshire primary.
The Nevada Democratic caucus is February 20, and the Republican Caucus is February 23.
Ultimately, we won’t really know how Iowa voters’ choices fared until both parties’ nominees are decided.
Clinton is in the midst of a tight nomination battle with Vermont Sen.
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“Well he had 65 percent who didn’t vote for him”, Kasich said. A candidate needs 1,237 delegates to win the nomination.
