If New Hampshire held its Democratic primary today, Hillary Clinton would win by a landslide. A WMUR Granite State poll surveyed voters in the state that typically holds the country’s first primary election on the current field of potential presidential candidates, and 61 percent of them said they’d vote for Hillary. Vice President Joe Biden, on the other hand, would get only 7 percent of the vote in this hypothetical primary, while neither New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo nor his Maryland counterpart Martin O’Malley would pass the 5 percent mark. Potential Republican voters were less decisive, giving Sens. Marco Rubio and Rand Paul 15 percent each and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Rep. Paul Ryan tying in second place with 11 percent. It is a bit early to be predicting primary results, though, as none of these potential candidates have actually thrown their hats in the race.
