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UPDATE X1: Kasich, Carson comment – New Hampshire primaries called for Trump and Sanders

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CONCORD NH – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is the winner of the New Hampshire GOP primary Tuesday, with Ohio Governor John Kasich showing well in 2nd place, Fox News called just minutes after the polls closed.

Democrat Bernie Sanders is at 56% with Hillary Clinton at 42, with 10 percent of the precincts reporting. 

Statement from Kasich campaign:

Tonight in New Hampshire Governor John Kasich took a major step toward winning the Republican nomination with a strong, second place finish in the New Hampshire Republican primary.   

Kasich's dominant finish came despite being outspent by millions and having more than $7 million in negative ads targeted at him by those he overcame.  Ulimately what carried the day, however, was Kasich's positive, conservative vision of bringing people together to create a jobs-friendly climate, rein-in Washington and move America forward.

“Governor Kasich is now the leading governor in the race and the only one with a realistic chance at the nomination,” said Senior Strategist John Weaver. “He showed that a conservative with a positive message will succeed and, in fact, that’s the only way for Republicans to win the White House. As the governor of Ohio he knows how to do it.”

Kasich is leaving for South Carolina tonight where he will hit the ground running leading up to the state's Feb. 20 primary.  He is now in a key position to accumulate delegates in the early primary calendar before winning Michigan and taking the nomination battle to the Midwest, the home turf where he will win the nomination.

John Kasich is a successful, conservative governor from a key swing state who knows how to bring people together and solve problems without leaving anyone behind.  Not only did he work with Ohioans to turn around their state, cut taxes by $5 billion and create 400,000 private sector jobs, he won re-election with 64 percent of the vote.  With 18 years on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee, he has more national security experience than any other candidate and is the only candidate to successfully balance budgets at both the state and federal levels.  

John Kasich is a change agent with the record, experience and proven ability to bring people together that America needs.  He will hit the ground running as president on Day One.

From Ben Carson campaign:

One of the most enjoyable aspects of the election process is getting to meet so many great people across the country, and New Hampshire has been no exception. I’m honored and humbled to have the generous backing of so many citizens of The Granite State, and I thank everyone for their kind hospitality and support. I commend the many staff and volunteers from New Hampshire who worked tirelessly to spread our call to return faith, integrity and common sense to American leadership. Across New Hampshire I heard from people who were sick and tired of D.C. insider political games and manipulation. Voters around the country are looking for new leadership in Washington, which is why I’m working so hard to return 'We the People' to the White House. I will carry on this fight for as long as the people stand with me. As we now move on to South Carolina, Nevada and the Super Tuesday states, I will continue to stand for integrity, accountability and honest leadership.

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