New Hampshire poll has race neck and neck.

On the Democratic side, Sanders’ double-digit lead has nearly evaporated and he tops Clinton only by a 48-46 percent margin — within the margin of error in the poll of 410 likely Democratic primary voters in the Granite State....

On the Democratic side, Clinton appears to have benefitted from Vice President Joe Biden leaving the race and overwhelming voter perception that she is going to be the Democratic nominee.

Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley remains mired at 2 percent support.

“I think there’s a little bit more inevitability,” Myers said.

Both Sanders and Clinton are viewed favorably by well over 80 percent of likely Democratic primary voters. The poll's margin of error is 4.7 percent for the Republicans and 4.8 percent for the Democrats.


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