Hours before polls closed in New Hampshire, Democratic presidential candidate El...
ARLINGTON, Va./MANCHESTER, N.H. - Hours before polls closed in New Hampshire, Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s campaign manager cautioned supporters that her expansive organizing operation would steadily collect delegates as the race proceeded no matter what happened in the state’s primary.
With more than 1,000 staff across 31 states, she controls the most extensive campaign infrastructure of any candidate aside from former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who skipped the early states and is dumping millions into Super Tuesday advertising. A national Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Monday ahead of New Hampshire’s vote showed Warren in fourth place, trailing Senator Bernie Sanders, former Vice President Joe Biden and Bloomberg.
Sanders has consolidated liberal voters, while former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has emerged from the early-voting states as the leading moderate alternative. Klobuchar cut into Warren’s base of college-educated women to surge well ahead of Warren in New Hampshire. Warren “needs to differentiate and contrast with all the candidates because that’s how voters are interpreting strength, which bolsters her electability argument,” said the strategist.
“I want to be clear about this: that crisis would not have been averted if the banks were able to be bigger racists,” Warren told a crowd of several thousand.
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