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Moment of Truth in New Hampshire

In the final hours leading up to the Jan. 8 New Hampshire primary, presidential candidates appeal to N.H. voters for their support. At the end of the night, Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) defeated his Republican rivals, while Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) beat Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) in a close Democratic race.

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Turning It Around
Article | In a campaign run by conference calls, this one stood out. It was Dec. 2, just a month before the Iowa caucuses, and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton was furious. She did not yell, but her voice, serious and deep, bristled with irritation over how things were going for her in Iowa.
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Clinton's Campaign in N.H. Touched Chord With Women
Article | To the pollsters and pundits, even the campaigns themselves, Hillary Rodham Clinton's victory Tuesday was a shocker -- "probably the most surprising political event that any of us can remember in a long time," said Rep. Artur Davis (D-Ala.), a backer of Clinton rival Barack Obama -- and the resul...
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Polls Were Right About McCain but Missed the Call on Clinton's Primary Win
Article | While pre-election polls in New Hampshire got Sen. John McCain's margin of victory about right on the Republican side, late polls fundamentally mischaracterized the status of the Democratic race.
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N.Y. Senator Defies Polls, Edges Obama
Article | MANCHESTER, N.H., Jan. 8 -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton narrowly won the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary on Tuesday night, a surprise victory for the onetime front-runner that revived her sagging fortunes and reshaped yet again the fight for the party's nomination.
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