For the 2016 candidates, the name of the game is winning enough delegates to secure their party’s nomination. Iowa and New Hampshire are an important stepping stone in that process, but victories there don’t necessarily ensure an easy path to the nomination.
Should Hillary Clinton lose both Iowa and New Hampshire, could she see a repeat of her 2008 campaign? Listen as Politics Editor Jim Antle explains the important role Iowa and New Hampshire play in the elecotral process and how it’s possible for the candidate who finishes third in those states to go on to win their party’s nominaton.
Listen every day as Digital Engagement Editor Sean Langille checks in with the Washington Examiner’s political team, watching the latest developments in early-voting states to give you the best perspective on the 2016 ground game.
