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Ja Biden påstås ju redan ha flytt delstaten eftersom han kommer göra ett dåligt resultat och tror han det är mer strategiskt att fly med svansen mellan benen jämför med att möta motståndet i vitögat.
Jag tror Klobuchar tar tredjeplatsen. Får hon delegater då?
Om hon får över 15% om jag tolkar texten rätt:
How do the delegates break down?
There are 24 pledged delegates up for grabs in New Hampshire, with nine more unpledged deletes (aka superdelegates).
The 24 pledged delegates are allocated proportionally by the primary results, but a candidate must meet a 15 percent threshold to receive delegates.
Here's a further breakdown within those 24 delegates:
There are 16 district level-delegates (eight in each of the state's two congressional districts). They are allocated in proportion to the percentage of the primary vote won in that district by each preference, except candidates falling below a 15 percent threshold do not get any delegates.
Within a district, if no candidate gets to 15 percent, the new threshold is half the percentage of the vote received in that district by the front-runner.
Eight other delegates (and two alternates) are allocated proportionally according to the statewide primary vote. The 15 percent threshold applies for those allocations, as well. If no presidential preference reaches 15 percent, the threshold will be half the percentage of the statewide vote received by the front-runner.
Will there be caucuses?
No. Unlike in Iowa, New Hampshire voters make their choices individually, largely on hand-marked paper ballots. Disabled voters also have the option to use an electronic device to vote in person, but few votes are expected to be cast that way.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/how-does-new-hampshire-primary-work-n1130576#anchor-Howdothedelegatesbreakdown