Aielyn on 09 February 2016
| Lafiel said: I think it will be more of a 8-12% difference between Sanders and Clinton, sure NH is very similar to/neighbor to Vermont, but in late Nov Clinton still was leading the polls there and Rubio actually seems kind of shaky - he had a big win in Iowa almost tieing with Trump, but his last debate and rally were extremely weird with him repeating several sentences word for word |
Rubio seems a little robotic, but I suspect that voters will prefer that to a candidate who keeps putting their foot in their mouth. Basically, I could see some Trump support flowing to Rubio. And recent polls in NH have Sanders leading Clinton by 14%, with overall momentum being in Sanders' favour.
