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This is the political scene, a weekly conversation with New Yorker writers and guests about politics.

It's Thursday, February 13th. I'm Eric Latch, a staff writer at The New Yorker writers and guests about politics. It's Thursday, February 13th.

I'm Eric Latch, a staff writer at the New Yorker filling in for Dorothy Wicenden.

Two states have now voted in the 2020 presidential race, Iowa and New Hampshire.

In Iowa, a year-long campaign that featured dozens of candidates clashes over the future of the Democratic

Party and plenty of old school flesh-pressing retail politics ended in chaos.

An under-prepared state party and a malfunctioning iPhone app caused delays in reporting the results,

which in any case were maddeningly close.

In the end, Ernie Sanders had won the popular vote in Iowa,

while Pete Buttigieg had, because of the rules of how the Iowa caucuses work, captured more

of the state delegates. This week's New Hampshire primary, mercifully, had a clearer outcome.

Sanders won there, closely followed by Buttigieg, with a strong third-place finish from Amy Klobuchar.

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