New Hampshire turn To Show If Hillary Really Feels the Bern

Manchester: New Hampshire began voting on Tuesday in the first US president primary with Republican Donald Trump calling on supporters to propel him to victory and Democrat Bernie Sanders primed to upstage Hilary Clinton. The northeastern state, home to just 1.3 million people, sets the tone for the primaries and could shake out a crowded Republican field of candidates pitting Trump and arch-conservative Senator Ted Cruz against more establishment candidates led by Senator Marc co Rubio. Kicking off the primary in a time-honoured tradition, the handful of voters in Deville Notch, one of three small communities to vote at the turn of midnight, went to the polls. Sanders took four votes to none for Clinton; while Republican Ohio Governor John Kasich received three to Trump’s two. But everything still remains in play in New Hampshire due to a high number of registered independents, who can choose to vote in either party, along with up to 30 percent of voters who were still undecided in the days before polling. Snow fell heavily in the state late on Monday, snarling traffic and creating a last-minute obstacle for voters and candidates who braved plunging