Hillary Clinton knows exactly what she needs to do to pull off a surprise victory in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, her advisers say. But it is not clear she has enough time — or enough voters open to hearing her message — to make it happen.
With four days to go until the primary, Clinton advisers, guided by a mix of public and private polling in New Hampshire, think that she is running roughly 15 percentage points behind Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. Many of these advisers think that the best outcome, realistically, would be holding Mr. Sanders to a single-digit win, which they could then try to attribute to his being from a neighboring state. CONT.
Patrick Healy, New York Times