New Hampshire Primary Analysis

Top of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 230, Segment 1

Feb 10, 2016 • 13m

Guest: Jeremy Pope, PhD, Professor of Political Science at BYU Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders – two outsider candidates running against the established system –won big in New Hampshire’s primary. Marco Rubio and Hillary Clinton who both left Iowa with considerable strength in their respective Republican and Democratic fields are now back on their heels. And rather than winnowing the field, New Hampshire voters have left the race deeply unsettled.

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