host: dan tuohy. guest: that is part of the record. we look at his or her record of what they have done with what bills they have proposed your it with donald trump he has not had a political record or an elected political record. it is fair game. i think voters should consider that as well not just a bankruptcy for one of his corporations but what he has done to build his empire. what that might mean for being an executive on pennsylvania avenue. twitter.wers on jennifer is one of those who tweets near every day -- jim is those who tweets near every day. are.: i believe they i'm not sure of the networks plans. some of the wire services will be doing something but i am not sure 100%. host: expectations for timing tonight. when will we know the results? guest: that is a good question. 9:00 some of these results might be trickling out. most of the state uses -- there or twoys a town somewhere in new hampshire that is late getting some results. that's the way it goes. that will be telling if it is really close on the republican side or de

host: dan tuohy. guest: that is part of the record.e look at his or her record of what they have done with what bills they have proposed your it with donald trump he has not had a political record or an elected political record. it is fair game. i think voters should consider that as well not just a bankruptcy for one of his corporations but what he has done to build his empire. what that might mean for being an executive on pennsylvania avenue. twitter.wers on jennifer is one of those who tweets near every day -- jim is those who tweets near every day. are.: i believe they i'm not sure of the networks plans. some of the wire services will be doing something but i am not sure 100%. host: expectations for timing tonight. when will we know the results? guest: that is a good question. 9:00 some of these results might be trickling out. most of the state uses -- there or twoys a town somewhere in new hampshire that is late getting some results. that's the way it goes. that will be telling if it is really close on the republican side or demo

host: and here's the front page of the new hampshire union paper that dan tuohy writes for. he's been covering political campaigns in new hampshire for six cycles now, and joins us, your questions, if you have questions about how the vote goes, turnout, what to look for tonight. now is the time to call in. the special line for new 202-748-8003.rs, otherwise, republicans around the country, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8002.ts, on the front page of the new tuohy, one of n the sub head lines is concern about the storm in new hampshire. any early concerns that you're seeing early on? guest: i don't think so. i drove about 45 minutes to get here and the roads are fine. the traffic was normal. have the day off today because some of the polling areas are based in the schools. so it seemed like the roads were fine when i drove in. the sun is coming out in new hampshire. should be a good day, and ecretary of state bill gardner mentioned that even with a little bit of snow it shouldn't affect his predictions that it may be a record turnout in new hampshire. host: yo

on our next washington journal, we preview the new hampshire primary vote with political reporter dan tuohy of the new hampshire union leader. after that we'll take to william o'brien, who is co--chair of the pet cruz presidential campaign. and later a conversation about the youth vote in the 2016 campaign. washington journal live on c-span at 7:00 eastern, join by phone, facebook or twitter. >> new hampshire graphics, a sign-making company and we're learning about how political yard signs are made with the owner shane millie. how are you today? >> fine, thank you. >> let's talk about your business before we head to the press. what kind of uptick have you seen this year? >> we've seen a nice jump in business. we have the primaries in town. this time of year, political wise, we get quite a few orders coming in. talk about the campaigns you've worked for. who have you worked for and what kind of orders are you seeing? >> we've done some ben carson, some rand paul signs. we do a lot of state and local political players as well. >> so when a campaign comes to you, what do they have to give you

that's the memo now for the top story, reaction joining us from the granite state dan tuohy new hampshiren leader and anna linskey for the "boston globe." u mass poll has a margin of error of 5%. i'm not sure how seriously we should take it what say you. >> i have got to agree with you on that one. ha% margin of error with that clustering among the candidates doesn't del you very much. what it does tell you is that the stakes are incredibly high for rubio. i mean, he really needs to finish here with a strong second. and now all of a sudden isen he is neck and neck with cruz. and this is a guy who hasn't been here. and he hasn't been here the way jeb has and the way some of those candidates that are just on the edge of that bubble have been. i think what you are really going to find is over the next five days and that's a long time in new hampshire, five days, that's when voters are going to decide is that relationship that they have forminged with people like jeb bush, is it going to pay dividends? i wonder is rubio going. >> rubio has come up in new hampshire. in past cruz. the reason, m

that's the memo now for the top story reaction joining us from the granite state dan tuohy new hampshiren leader and anna linskey for the "boston globe." u mass poll has a margin of error of 5%. i'm not sure how seriously we should take it what say you. >> i have got to agree with you on that one. ha% margin of error with that clustering among the candidates doesn't del you very much. what it does tell you is that the stakes are incredibly high for rubio. i mean he really needs to finish here with a strong second. and now all of a sudden isen he is neck and neck with cruz. and this is a guy who hasn't been here. and he hasn't been here the way jeb has and the way some of those candidates that are just on the edge of that bubble have been. i think what you are really going to find is over the next five days and that's a long time in new hampshire five days, that's when voters are going to decide is that relationship that they have forminged with people like jeb bush, is it going to pay dividends? i wonder is rubio going. >> rubio has come up in new hampshire. in past cruz. the reason, mr.

host: dan tuohy, thanks for your time this morning. guest: thank you. host: up next we will be joined by ted cruz's new hampshire campaign cochair, state representative william o'brien. later on we will talk to sarah audelo. c-span's live outside a polling station in manchester where voters for today's primary are gathering and voting is underway. >> we are talking with voters bill and allie feeney of manchester joining us. you have major decision? >> we just came out of the polls. both of us voted for bernie sanders. >> i think being young -- i am a .oung educator and musician he seemed to have the right message toward the future. i am thinking not only for myself but toward our future for our lifestyle. -- for our lives to calm. >> had you known in the last couple of days? >> we have always voted democratic. we voted obama last time around. i felt strongly toward what bernie had to say. i think we were already kind of set from the beginning. >> two democrats running on the ticket. why not hillary clinton? >> the populist movement resonates with me. i

. >> we preview the new hampshire primary vote with political reporter of dan tuohy and tlen williamal campaign. later, a conversation with sarah audelo about the youth vote in the 2016 campaign. "washington journal" live every morning on c-span 7:00 eastern and join the conversation by phone or facebook or twitter. ♪ >>> i'm currently on the fence between hilary and bernie. and the most important issue to me in this election is education. i'm a high school teacher and elementary school teacher. and i want the know where their stance is on the common core and what they want to do with that. >> what's most important to me is our national debt because it's going to affect us teens and what i find most important is not who you're voting for. i'm not endorsing anyone. i want you to get out to the polls. use your voice. your vote is your voice. >> my number one issue in this campaign is getting big money out of politics. citizens united needs to be overturned. until we address that in our politics everything else is just going to keep getting worse and worse, very small number of people a

from dan tuey who writes for "the union leader" in new hampshire and here's his tweet, former senator gordon umphrey will be in dixville, knox. the primary gets underway. as a programming know, mr. tuohy will join us from our set in manchester, the morning of the primary and washington journal gets underway at 7:00 eastern and he'll join us at 7:45. raleigh, north carolina, ethan is a rubio supporter there. good evening. go ahead. caller: good evening. so there was a comment made earlier, i think the first caller on rubio's experience. first of all, the whole debate that happened is really kind of sad to see christie being kind of like that tough guy mafioso, a person -- i don't want a person to remind me of the godfather be a president of my country. the whole way that debate went out in terms of that brutal attack i think was completely unprofessional. but in terms of the comment that was being referenced to experience, i would ask why isn't anyone asking about donald trump's experience and who is the frontrunner. donald trump has experience in terms of running a business but that's not the kind of experience you need to be president of the united states. he has zero experience to b