New Hampshire primary analysis
Listen 00:48:44Guests: Dante Scala, Maggie Haberman, Laura Meckler
Donald Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders had big wins in yesterday’s New Hampshire primary, the first primary in the nation. Both candidates won handily over their challengers. Ohio governor John Kasich finished second among in the Republican primary. So what do these victories tell us about the candidates, their campaigns and the electorate? Is New Hampshire unique or will these results shift the presidential race? Marty talks about results, what they mean and the primaries ahead in South Carolina and Nevada with guests DANTE SCALA, associate professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire, MAGGIE HABERMAN, presidential campaign correspondent for The New York Times, and LAURA MECKLER, national politics reporter for The Wall Street Journal.
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