i can tell you you don't use. janelle de malone is standing by for us in nashua, new hampshire to know you. i'm sure was widely considered one of nicky hayley's best shots and winning a gaze. trump yet she lost resoundingly. what influenced the voters decision? yes tommy, we have been saying it for days if there was going to be an electorate that would have been friendly to nikki haley's and new hampshire. or that had been it's what you really would have deeded was all these groups of moderate voters, college educated voters, undeclared voters, to coalesce around her at that has clearly not happened. and now donald trump hasn't walked away with a victory here in new hampshire. i have to tell you though, tommy, i am standing here to a trump campaign election watched party. you might see people streaming out behind me as of the event comes to the close. but i also have to say that the mood here was much more jubilant before the results started coming in. i think the supporters here were really expecting see, to see much more of a line slide, they wanted to see nikki haley designated. now

and we have dw, is janelle de malone and mary mack, in new hampshire with some analysis on what candidates stand to gain from a victory in the states. well, it really depends on which republican candidate we're talking about. as you said, there donald trump is coming fresh off his record breaking victory in iowa, a victory that basically denied momentum to any of the other candidates. another decisive win here in new hampshire could basically mean a very short primary race and an outcome in his favor. very early, determined now for nikki haley. however, a win here in new hampshire would mean that she lives to fight another day. the new hampshire primary is all a very heavily covered event and a winter here would mean that she gets more media coverage. she gets more money from donors. and these are things that she would really need in order to be able to improve her chances against donald trump in her home state of south carolina. when the voters there go to the polls in late february. now it's important to note that new hampshire is actually a very tiny state. it only has $22.00 delegates