Clinton, Sanders could leave N.H. with same number of delegates

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After defeating Hillary Clinton handily in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday, Sen. Bernie Sanders could leave the Granite State with just as many delegates as the candidate he beat by 22 points.

Sanders netted 13 delegates thanks to his overwhelming primary win, leaving Clinton with nine. Two additional unallocated delegates are expected to be given to Sanders to bring his delegate count to 15, according to a report by The Hill.

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