January 8, 2008
Posted: 10:19 PM ET
Former President Clinton campaigned with his wife in New Hampshire Monday. (Photo Credit: Getty Images) The economy was the top issue of New Hampshire Democratic primary voters with 39 percent citing it, according to CNN exit polls. Sen. Hillary Clinton was the clear favorite of those voters as 44 percent of them went for her compared to 35 percent who went for Obama. Clinton also performed well with those voters who said they were falling behind financially. Nearly a third of Democratic primary voters identified themselves in this category and those voters broke for Clinton over Obama by a 10-point margin. – CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider Filed under: New Hampshire |
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