The Vermont senator looks to repeat his 2016 victory in the nation's first primary and take another step toward the nomination.
ROCHESTER, N.H. — Sen. Bernie Sanders, now the de facto frontrunner in a muddled Democratic primary race, exhorted his supporters Saturday to deliver him a victory in New Hampshire and prepare for the fight beyond.
“I am asking a lot of you. Obviously, I am asking for your votes on Tuesday, but I am asking for more than that. I am asking you to work with me after our inauguration, to come back and say, ‘Yes, we are going to stand together,’” said Sanders, adding, “Two days from today will be an enormously important day. If we win here in New Hampshire, and with your help I think we can win, it will make it easier for us to win in Nevada and in South Carolina and in California.
Is Sanders the favorite? With former Vice President Joe Biden already conceding defeat in New Hampshire after a fourth-place finish in Iowa, the political prognostication site FiveThirtyEight has given Sanders a 45 percent chance of winning the nomination on the first ballot, the best of any candidate but still far from being a sure thing. The campaign also reloaded the coffers, raising $25 million in January, more than any other Democrat had raised in any entire quarter.
Joy Ann Reid, also an MSNBC anchor, brought a body language expert on her show in January who analyzed Sanders’s posture and concluded he was lying when he denied telling Sen. Elizabeth Warren that a woman couldn’t win the presidency. “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd hosted a panel Friday that warned Sanders against starting a class war against billionaires.
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