‘The world is looking at New Hampshire:’ Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders makes closing pitch to voters
KEENE/NASHUA, N.H. - A day before New Hampshire votes in its Democratic presidential primary, Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg sought on Monday to build on their strength as front-runners in an up-for-grabs race as an energized Senator Amy Klobuchar gained ground.
The large number of Democratic candidates and undecided voters makes the outcome of the New Hampshire contest unpredictable, said Ray Buckley, chairman of the state Democratic Party. In Plymouth, Buttigieg tried to reach out to undecided voters, referring to “future former Republicans” who he said were more than welcome to back his campaign.
Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar speaks during a campaign event at the town hall in Exeter, NH, U.S., February 10, 2020. REUTERS/Kevin LamarqueA pair of polls released late on Sunday and early on Monday showed Klobuchar pulling into third place behind Sanders and Buttigieg following the party’s debate in New Hampshire on Friday.
“There are a bunch of moderate Republicans and independents out there who feel this and know just what I’m talking about,” she said. “You need a candidate with big coattails who brings people with her.” “With your help on November 3rd, we are going to defeat the radical socialist Democrats. We are going to win new Hampshire in a landslide!” Trump said.Warren, aiming for a stronger-than-anticipated finish in a state neighboring her home state of Massachusetts, kept her focus on the president, declining to criticize her Democratic rivals or to draw sharp contrasts between their policies.
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