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5:26Now PlayingIn the Democratic New Hampshire primary, Senator Bernie Sanders beat former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by a margin of 60 to 38 percent. Eight years ago, Clinton won New Hampshire, defeating Senator Barack Obama. When polling first began in New Hampshire over a year ago, Clinton was projected to win by as much as 50 percent, but Sanders has steadily chipped away at her support. On Tuesday, Sanders beat Clinton in nearly every demographic area except for senior citizens and families earning over $200,000. According to exit polls, 55 percent of womenincluding 70 percent of women under 30backed the Vermont senator. Overall, Sanders won 83 percent of the under30 vote. By winning New Hampshire, Sanders becomes the first Jewish candidate to ever win a major presidential primary.
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