Candidates flock to New Hampshire, where stakes have risen after the muddle of Iowa

Iowa muddle adds new urgency to New Hampshire, as 2020 candidates flock there

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg hits Sacramento, Fresno and Compton.

As voting moves into New Hampshire, a wild card is the Granite State’s more open primary rules: It allows participation by not just registered Democrats but also undeclared voters, who make up about 40% of the electorate.

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