Campaign spokeswoman Eleanor May confirmed the move Wednesday to The Associated Press.
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New Hampshire: A different place, electorate and process
In the Granite State, voters usually prefer more moderate, common-sense candidates – and Independents have a big say.
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Presidential contenders look ahead to next challenge – New Hampshire
Hillary Clinton squeaked by Bernie Sanders in Iowa and Ted Cruz is hoping to again prevail over Donald Trump and Marco Rubio.
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Clinton declared Democratic winner in Iowa – by a hair
The state’s Democratic Party says the matchup between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders was the closest in its caucus history.
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Christie in N.H.: ‘For all of you who want bobcats killed, I’m your guy’
Questioned twice in less than 24 hours about a proposal to bring back a bobcat hunting season, the presidential hopeful takes a stand on the issue.
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Analysis: Cruz, Rubio banking on momentum as Democrats gird for long fight
Amid historically large turnout in Iowa, the unexpected benefactor is Rubio, who came within striking distance of Trump.
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With New Hampshire ahead, Republican race changes focus
New Hampshire Republicans tend to be socially moderate, fiscally tight-fisted and historically pay little attention to Iowa caucus results.
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Cruz tops Trump in Republican race; Sanders and Clinton leave Iowa deadlocked
The Texas senator’s win is a setback for Donald Trump, the longtime front-runner, while Bernie Sanders’ showing sets up a long, competitive Democratic primary.
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Clinton, Sanders look for liftoff in Iowa’s caucuses
Few expect voter turnout to approach 2008 levels, but Sanders said a higher turnout would help him upset Clinton.
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Primary races races tight as Iowa caucuses kick off 2016 presidential voting
Candidates look for a boost in the caucuses, but history shows that victory in Iowa isn’t necessarily the key to the White House.