Do you feel that the 2020 presidential election has shattered the belief that many political scientists and presidential historians have held that it is necessary for a candidate to win either Iowa or New Hampshire to ensure that they become the party’s nominee for president? Until Joe Biden in 2020, and apart from Bill Clinton in 1992, no recent presidential nominee for either party, failing to win either the Iowa Caucus or New Hampshire Primary, or both states, went on to win the presidency.
Do you feel that the 2020 presidential election has shattered the belief that many political scientists and presidential historians have held that it is necessary for a candidate to win either Iowa or New Hampshire to ensure that they become the party’s nominee for president? Until Joe Biden in 2020, and apart from Bill Clinton in 1992, no recent presidential nominee for either party, failing to win either the Iowa Caucus or New Hampshire Primary, or both states, went on to win the presidency.
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Do you feel that the 2020 presidential election has shattered the belief that many political scientists and presidential historians have held that it is necessary for a candidate to win either Iowa or New Hampshire to ensure that they become the party’s nominee for president? Until Joe Biden in 2020, and apart from Bill Clinton in 1992, no recent presidential nominee for either party, failing to win either the Iowa Caucus or New Hampshire Primary, or both states, went on to win the presidency.
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