Buttigieg, Steyer, Warren air new Iowa ads
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JANUARY 28, 2020: Pete Buttigieg, Tom Steyer, and Elizabeth Warren are airing new ads in Iowa. Michael Bloomberg became the first 2020 presidential candidate to visit all 14 Super Tuesday states.
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“Political experts in the state told me that the vast majority of New Hampshire’s undeclared voters aren’t really independent in the true sense of the word; they are typically Democrats or Republicans who don’t like labels and want flexibility. And while independents like Dustin can certainly juice a candidate’s numbers (they helped give independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders his historic 22-point win in 2016 and propelled John McCain to victory in 2008), they’re typically not enough to swing an election.
‘Nobody’s ever won because they won the independents,’ said Andy Smith, a University of New Hampshire pollster. Smith, who has polled voters in the state for decades, told me no candidate since 1972 has won without capturing a plurality of the state’s registered voters.
Undeclared voters’ ‘influence is greatly exaggerated,’ he said. ‘Feared, but exaggerated.’”
– Ella Nilsen, _Vox_
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** DEMOCRATS
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MICHAEL BENNET ([link removed]) , AMY KLOBUCHAR ([link removed]) , BERNIE SANDERS ([link removed]) , and ELIZABETH WARREN ([link removed]) remain in Washington, D.C., for the impeachment ([link removed]) trial.
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BENNET said he would spend any available time away from the impeachment trial in New Hampshire ([link removed]) , including Feb. 3, when the Iowa caucuses take place.
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_Politico_ reported that JOE BIDEN ([link removed]) was focusing ([link removed]) on Iowa and Nevada and had scaled back spending in New Hampshire. His first ad buy of the year in New Hampshire came on Monday for $105,000.
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After campaigning in Vermont and Maine on Monday, MICHAEL BLOOMBERG ([link removed]) became the first 2020 presidential candidate to visit all 14 Super Tuesday states ([link removed]) .
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PETE BUTTIGIEG ([link removed]) launched his final ad ([link removed]) in Iowa on Monday. He says in the clip that it’s time to turn “to a bold vision for the next generation.”
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TULSI GABBARD ([link removed]) will campaign in North Conway, New Hampshire ([link removed]) , on Tuesday. She crossed the donor threshold ([link removed]) for the Feb. 7 debate but has not yet met the polling requirement.
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DEVAL PATRICK ([link removed]) discussed his campaign strategy in an interview ([link removed]) on MSNBC’s _Morning Joe_ on Monday.
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SANDERS launched his first television ads ([link removed]) in Nevada. The ads, two in English and one in Spanish, focus on economic issues and healthcare.
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TOM STEYER ([link removed]) is holding a town hall in Ankeny, Iowa ([link removed]) , on Tuesday. He is airing a new ad ([link removed]) in the four early nominating states that features Greenwood City Councilwoman Edith Childs.
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WARREN is airing two new ads ([link removed]) in Iowa: one features her Republican family members and the other writer Roxane Gay.
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ANDREW YANG ([link removed]) continues his bus tour across Iowa ([link removed]) on Tuesday with town halls in Perry and Nevada.
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More than 80 DONALD TRUMP ([link removed]) surrogates ([link removed]) will campaign in Iowa on Feb. 3.
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** WHAT WE’RE READING
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Business Insider: Bernie Sanders just passed Joe Biden for the first time in a political betting poll ([link removed])
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The New York Times: In Iowa, the ‘Not Sanders’ Democrats Find Voters Torn ([link removed])
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Vox: A wild card in the 2020 primaries: New Hampshire’s independent voters ([link removed])
FLASHBACK: JANUARY 28, 2016
Donald Trump boycotted ([link removed]) the Republican primary debate on Fox News.
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