state with ads for several months now. he is all over tv when other candidates have not been on tv at all or barely out been on tv. other candidates had put a couple adds up. you have billboards. state ande the nevada's top priorities. it appears to be paying off. competingl mostly with senator sanders, senator warren for the second spot. no one is encroaching on joe biden at this point. the fact tom steyer has gone from a candidate who nobody knew before this campaign cycle to that position is certainly an interesting story to watch. porter,od clot rob joint -- a political reporter,

we thank you for being with us. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 20 us is a political reporter -- joining us as a political reporter. that you for being with us. >> i am here this morning in new hampshire. has been warm here in washington, d.c. as well. showingok at the polls, essentially a three-way or four-way race in new hampshire. according to real clear politics, bernie sanders leading and new hampshire, followed closely by joe biden, pete buttigieg, and senator elizabeth warren. what are you hearing? what are you seeing on the ground? >> those polls are reflective of what we think are the way of the land.

you have those for top-tier contenders. in iowa, the same for as well. they have the strongest campaign organizations on the ground. they spend a lot of time here. some of them have at here. joe biden doesn't have as many tv ads. all four of them are spending a lot of time in the state. writing off a lot of other contenders. andrew yang spending a lot of time here. amy klobuchar, same thing. spent a good amount of time here. cory booker, it a lot of time and the state. seems to have a lot of energy when he holds events. gabbard, the congress woman from hawaii who has basically moved here. is movinglook at who ahead, who is moving behind, the joe biden campaign has lost ground.

the people to judge campaigns any ground. why are these contenders moving up? >> we had one recent poll in the last couple days. asearch for bernie sanders -- surge for bernie sanders. his campaign seems to be getting energy. joe biden is the status quo right now. he has firm supporters here. this is a primary, not a caucus. arependence or undeclared about 40% of the electorate. they vote in the democratic or republican primaries. that'll make this more of a moderate electorate than what you are seeing in those polls. that may help joe biden. >> how fluid is the electorate

talking to voters? >> very. history ofre has a being lazy deciders. 10%still see anywhere from undecided. we also have a larger percentage that say, i am backing this candidate or that candidate, but i could change my mind by primary day. let's be honest, i what goes first. the results of their will have an impact here. there will be an impact. movingis senator sanders up? after the heart attack, many people felt he may drop out. he has we doubled his efforts, spending a lot of time in iowa and new hampshire. that is reflected in the poll numbers. coming asely pulls is the dear thierry and for elizabeth warren. both have been battling for the progressive base of the party.

off,people are a be turned her stance on medicare for all and other progressive tidings on that wishlist, bernie sanders moved from the extreme to the mainstream when he ran four years ago. i was with a lisbeth warned last friday -- elizabeth warren last friday, there is still a lot of energy. >> you're talking to a reporter. -- we are talking to a reporter. -- >> how much money is being spent on new hampshire? >> a good are not of the money. not as much as i what. the ads came later here. tom steyer has seen numbers not here but in some of the other states skyrocket.

south carolina and nevada. he is the biggest spender. joe biden has not spent that much. biggesttigieg is the spender other than tom steyer. you have long shots. deval patrick, who jumped in the race to month ago. he opened his first spot here. is running a new hampshire-centric campaign. >> he is not on the ballot in new hampshire, but what happens in the granite state, michael bloomberg, somebody following this process, what is his path? what is the strategy? >> the strategy is this. no clear candidate, no front-runner comes out of the early voting states. nobody has a lot of momentum out of the first early voting states. if that is one of his strategies. he jumps in on super tuesday.

his other thought is, if a bernie sanders gains momentum, there are moderate democrats that will look to michael bloomberg as the savior. he mentioned he is not downplaying the early voting states, but it is more about super tuesday. are seeing adds appear though. he is not campaigning here, but we see his ads. 's work available at pocket monitor.com. during us from new hampshire. -- joining us from new hampshire. >> great to join you. >> here is a look at what is coming up tonight. his toy on emeritus of the u.s. senate donald ritchie talks about the process and history of

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