Vice President Kamala Harris claimed victory in New Hampshire on Wednesday, continuing the state’s twenty-year trend of awarding its four electoral votes to Democratic candidates and resonating with both urban and rural progressive voters.
The state has supported Democratic candidates in seven out of eight recent presidential contests.
Harris achieved this success despite the Democratic National Committee's decision nine months earlier to bypass New Hampshire as the initial presidential primary state.
For Republican Donald Trump, this marks the third instance where he clinched New Hampshire's GOP primary but failed to secure the state in the general election.
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