Five Takeaways from the New Hampshire Primary

Tuesday's essential in New Hampshire gave definitive triumphs to Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, two outcast competitors whose battles have drawn a huge number of first-time voters baffled with getting a handle on left by the political procedure.

Trump fled with the Republican challenge, procuring 11 of New Hampshire's 23 delegates and 35.3 percent of the vote. The second-put finisher, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, caught not as much as half of the votes of the very rich person representative.

Sanders' triumph over previous Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was significantly more sensational. The representative from Vermont won 60.4 percent of the vote, leaving with 15 delegates contrasted with the nine agents Clinton brought with 38 percent of the vote.

With 11 days to go before the following states – South Carolina for the Republicans and Nevada for the Democrats – have their say, Trump and Sanders will leave New Hampshire with the wind at their backs.

Here are five things we gained from New Hampsh.