the headline grabber from the New
Hampshire primary the second stage of
the Democratic race for the White House
is both the winner veteran left winger
Bernie Sanders and the obvious loser
former Vice President Joe Biden former
city mayor Peter Budaj edge came a close
second and Minnesota senator Amy
Klobuchar is celebrating her surge to
third from New Hampshire here's our
correspondent Chris buckler Bernie
Sanders is the political polar opposite
of Donald Trump but he inspires the same
sort of devotion among his supporters
and a New Hampshire that helped him win
the biggest share of the vote in this
the second stage of the contest to find
a challenger to the president and let me
say tonight that this victory here is
the beginning of the end for Donald
Trump
but this primary turned out to be a
three-way fight with a former mayor of
South Bend Indiana Pete village edge
cementing his reputation as a
front-runner anemic klobuchar surging up
the field to stand out from the pack amy
klobuchar campaign seems to have caught
fire after the impressive performance in
the debate stage last week all of a
sudden the Minnesota senator looks and
signs like a contender
[Applause]
and we are taking this message of unity
to the country to take third place
senator Klobuchar leapfrogged Elizabeth
Warren here in a speech paid tribute to
her rival success saying the pundits
were wrong to count a woman ID we just
heard from the first two of 50 states
and she also beat Joe Biden the former
US vice president who left the state
rather than stay to see the results that
appears to be an obvious acknowledgement
that mr. Biden's campaign is flagging
despite his fame and experience the vote
in New Hampshire has helped to whittle
down the field the entrepreneur Andrew
Yang and the Colorado Senator Michael
Bennet have both died but there are many
states to go and despite their
individual successes there are several
candidates still in with a chance of
challenging mr. Trump Chris buckler BBC
News New Hampshire