Wednesday a.m. update: Bernie Sanders wins New Hampshire
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Bernie Sanders has won the New Hampshire primary. He beat Pete Buttigieg by a few thousand votes — the second time Sanders won the popular vote, though Buttigieg was awarded more delegates in Iowa’s caucuses last week.
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