New Hampshire Voters Poised to Deliver Biden a Blow

The transcript discusses the tightening presidential race, highlighting Pete Buttigieg's surge in polls and Joe Biden's struggles after Iowa. Biden's campaign is adjusting its strategy with more events. Voter opinions are divided between moderate and radical change, with some fearing the far left can't unite the party. Concerns about electability and the representativeness of early states like Iowa and New Hampshire are also discussed.

Which candidate experienced a surge in the polls after the Iowa caucus?

• Bernie Sanders

• Elizabeth Warren

• Pete Buttigieg

• Joe Biden

What is a key reason some voters are shifting their support from moderate candidates?

• Focus on economic stability

• Desire for more moderate policies

• Preference for experienced candidates

• Need for transformational change

Which candidate did Donald Swartz support in 2016, and who is he backing now?

• Hillary Clinton, now supporting Elizabeth Warren

• Hillary Clinton, now supporting Joe Biden

• Bernie Sanders, now supporting Elizabeth Warren

• Joe Biden, now supporting Bernie Sanders

What concern do some voters have about the far left's ability to unite the party?

• They lack clear policy proposals

• They could struggle to win in November

• They might not appeal to younger voters

• They are too similar to moderate candidates

What is Joe Biden's campaign strategy in response to his performance in early primaries?

• Focusing on fewer states

• Reducing public appearances

• Changing his policy platform

• Increasing campaign events