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Sanders looks for New Hampshire stunner

Greedy for votes.
Greedy for votes. Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images

1. Will Sanders blow the race wide open?

As New Hampshire holds its primary, signs point to a big (huge?) night for Vermont senator Bernie Sanders. But can he go big enough to shake the ramparts of castle Clinton?

Watch me now.
Watch me now. Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Summary

Hillary Clinton knows how to fight back – and she spent primary day greeting voters. “We have a new hashtag!” one happy fan told her. “New HampsHER.” Get it?

If only we’d’ve thoughta that sooner.
If only we’d’ve thoughta that sooner. Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

Trump or Sanders: can you tell which one these voters support?

The Trump-Sanders overlap.

2. Trump humbly accepts prospect of win

Donald Trump, who slays in New Hampshire polls, said he’d “be happy to win by one vote”. Then, at a rally on Monday, he repeated a fan’s appraisal of Ted Cruz: “He’s a pussy.”

I said what?
I said what? Photograph: Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Summary

Cruz called Trump’s remark “crude and profane”. “Donald doesn’t handle losing very well and his typical response is to engage in insults,” Cruz said.

He called you what?!
He called you what?! Photograph: Eric Thayer/Reuters

3. Desperate Republicans fight for second

Perform too poorly in New Hampshire, and you’re off the island. With polls showing four Republican candidates locked in a battle for second here, it’s full-on Survivor time.

Am I waving bye? I can’t tell.
Am I waving bye? I can’t tell. Photograph: Xinhua/Rex/Shutterstock

Summary

Which name would you miss most from the 2016 race? Chris Christie? Carly Fiorina? The state can deliver a big boost, too – one that Ohio governor John Kasich is counting on.

I did 190 events here. Do me a solid.
I did 190 events here. Do me a solid. Photograph: Katherine Taylor/EPA

4. Don't miss the Florida feud

Groups backing dynast Jeb Bush have spent $$$ to tear down fellow Floridian Marco Rubio. A wasted effort here, it seemed – until Rubio’s bad debate. Will Jeb triumph?

I’m like 14 points ahead of him nationally.
I’m like 14 points ahead of him nationally. Photograph: Carlo Allegri/Reuters

5. Are we there yet?

Just getting started! Candidates ditch New Hampshire tonight for Nevada and South Carolina, which go next. Only 272 days left until November 8!

How many more months of this for him?
How many more months of this for him? Photograph: Joe Raedle/Getty Images

... and one more thing:

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