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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gav Fest for February 10, 2016, the New Hampshire

Primary Edition. This is a Wednesday. It's a special episode. Don't worry,

GavFest listeners, we will have a regular episode for you on Friday, but we want to do a quick

post-primary roundup discussion about what happened last night.

So I'm David Plotts, of course, from Atlas Obscura. And I'm actually recording from the Atlas

Obscura home office in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, but I am surrounded by construction. So if there's

construction noise as we take, please forgive me. I wasn't able to get to a studio because we wanted

to do this show quickly. I am joined by Emily Bazlan. You're a New Haven, right? Emily, not New Hampshire.

True. How sad. We could almost fake it. But actually, joining us from New Hampshire is a GavFest

novice Slate staff writer, Jim Nuel. Welcome to the GavFest gym. Where are you in New Hampshire?

Hi, thanks for having me on. I am in Nashua, New Hampshire in a hotel room. I am one of the

last reporters still here, probably. People are taking out early morning flights, but I will hold it down.

Let's start with the Democrats. Hillary had a terrible night. A terrible, terrible, terrible night.

She lost every category of voters. She, of course, lost overall to Sanders by 60 to about 38. I think

we're the final numbers. She lost every category of voter except voters who earned more than $200,000

a year. She lost women quite badly. She was crushed among young voters. Is there any consolation

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