After winning the popular vote in the Iowa caucuses, Bernie Sanders will be looking to finish on top in the first in the nation primary, a contest he won by an overwhelming margin against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
Polls have consistently showed Sanders leading in the Granite State, with Pete Buttigieg a fairly distant second after his better than expected performance in Iowa.
If Sanders is to win in New Hampshire, it could be the beginning of a hard to beat streak for the Vermont Senator, as his rivals battle for relevancy in a crowded field of runners up.
