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Poll: Sanders leads Clinton in New Hampshire, closing in Iowa

Bernie Sanders has a solid lead over Hillary Clinton among New Hampshire Democrats five months ahead of the Granite State’s first-in-the-nation primary, and the Vermont senator is also gaining on Clinton in Iowa, according to NBC News/Marist polls released on Sunday.

Visiting 99 Counties in Iowa Doesn’t Get Candidates as Far as It Used to

In a state that prizes retail campaigning, nothing is more revered than “the full Grassley” — a politician’s visit to all of Iowa’s 99 counties, named for the state’s peripatetic senior senator, Charles E. Grassley.

Bernie Sanders recalled his days on picket lines. Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke out against privatizing government jobs.

In dueling town-hall meetings this weekend, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Sanders courted the endorsement of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.

In Sanders vs. Clinton, New Hampshire replays past splits

The political headlines out of New Hampshire this weekend bear an eerie resemblance to those of September 1999: an underdog senator overtaking a prohibitive front-runner in the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.

After a wilting summer, Clinton hopes for a fall rebound

After this summer of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s discontent, when her public support dropped while the stock of real and potential challengers rose, her checklist for a campaign revamp this fall is long.

Clinton far more popular among women of color than among white women

Women of color still have Hillary Rodham Clinton’s back, giving the Democratic presidential candidate stellar favorable ratings even as her numbers have plunged among other groups — including white women — a new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows.

Hillary Clinton’s Puerto Rican play for Florida

Hillary Clinton’s going to Puerto Rico, and it’s not because she’s chasing the island’s delegates.

The Democratic front-runner flies to San Juan on Friday with an eye firmly trained on central Florida and its rapidly expanding Puerto Rican population, a group Democrats think could prove decisive to winning one of the most critical swing states of 2016.