New Hampshire primary started sorting among Democrats

Bernie Sanders won the Democratic Primary in New Hampshire. With 25.7% of the vote, the senator from Vermont confirms his favorite position for the nomination of the Democratic Party. " It's the beginning of the end for Donald Trump!" Sanders promised his supporters gathered in Manchester. " We are going to win the Democratic nomination, and together I have no doubt that we are going to beat Trump. "

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After the confusion of the counting of the results of the caucuses of Iowa, where Sanders had finished almost tied with Pete Buttigieg, the Democratic Party sees confirming a scenario which upsets the forecasts. The primary is now dominated by a candidate with an unusual profile, almost octogenarian (Sanders is 78 years old), and with a radical program, at least in American political culture, while the party's favorite has collapsed.

Joe Biden, given at the head of the polls for months, and presented as the only one capable of bringing together democratic voters, independents and

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