Elizabeth Warren is floundering in New Hampshire, set to earn 0 delegates as her campaign struggles in Bernie Sanders' shadow

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• Sen. Elizabeth Warren fell far behind Sen. Bernie Sanders and other top contenders in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday despite heavy campaigning in the Granite State, which neighbors her home state of Massachusetts. 
• As of 8:30 pm ET, Warren was projected to fall short of the 15% threshold necessary to win delegates in the primary. 
• Warren was polling at 11% support in New Hampshire in the days leading up to the primary, according to a Real Clear Politics polling average. 
• This comes after Warren trailed in third in the Iowa caucuses last week. 
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren had a dismal showing in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, despite heavy campaigning in the Granite State, which neighbors her home state of Massachusetts. 

As of 8:30 pm ET, Warren was in fourth place with about 11% of the vote — behind Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar.

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