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MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Some New Hampshire voters say they've decided only at the last minute which candidate they're supporting in today's primary.
Republican John Starer says he made up his mind about five minutes before voting for Ted Cruz. Starer says he concluded that Donald Trump doesn't have a chance of getting elected.
One woman who was voting for Chris Christie said the New Jersey governor would be best able to manage the country's defenses and the fight against the Islamic State group.
In the two-person race for the Democratic nomination, Bernie Sanders has held an advantage over Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire for weeks.
Clinton started her day at a Manchester polling site, thanking volunteers and local supporters. She declined to offer a prediction of the outcome as polls showing her facing a double-digit deficit.
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150-a-15-(Greg St. Laurent, who voted for Governor John Kasich, R-Ohio, in AP interview)-"that they have"-Greg St. Laurent, who's from Manchester, says if people are unhappy with the way things are, they'd better be sure to vote. (9 Feb 2016)
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153-a-12-(Cait McKay, 29-year-old Manchester resident, in AP interview)-"along with anybody"-Manchester voter Cait McKay says she's troubled by the in-fighting among the candidates. (9 Feb 2016)
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APPHOTO NHJM303: Camille Morrow, left, and Brittany Rogers, second from left, hold signs in support of Republican presidential candidate, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush as voters arrive at a polling site inside Bedford High School, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016, in Bedford, N.H. (AP Photo/John Minchillo) (9 Feb 2016)
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