The nation's first Democratic primary goes to Bernie Sanders, just as it did four years ago.
CNN has projected the Vermont senator as the winner in a close New Hampshire race, holding off former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg. US Sen. Amy Klobuchar is projected to finish in third.
Former Vice President Joe Biden and US Sen. Elizabeth Warren were among those who didn't make the 15% threshold needed to earn delegates.
Two Democratic candidates — businessman Andrew Yang and US Sen. Michael Bennet — announced Tuesday night that they were dropping out of the race.

Sanders supporters wait for the senator to take the stage in Manchester.
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Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg speaks at his watch party in Nashua, New Hampshire. "I admired Sen. Sanders when I was a high school student. I respect him greatly to this day, and I congratulate him on his strong showing tonight," he said in his speech.
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US Sen. Elizabeth Warren acknowledges supporters at her rally in Manchester.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks to supporters in Nashua via video. Biden left New Hampshire before polls closed, arriving in South Carolina in the afternoon. Biden has made it clear the future of his campaign rides on a strong showing in South Carolina.
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Buttigieg supporters cheer at his rally in Nashua.
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US Sen. Amy Klobuchar speaks at her rally in Concord, New Hampshire. "While there are still ballots left to count, we have beaten the odds every step of the way," she said. "We have done it on the merits. We have done it with ideas, and we have done it with hard work."
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Campaign buttons cover the jacket of Pat Provencher, a Buttigieg supporter, at Buttigieg's rally in Nashua.
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Sanders supporters listen to results in Manchester.
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US Sen. Michael Bennet takes a moment before telling a crowd in Concord that he was dropping out of the race.
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Police officer Ian Berkeley emerges from a voting booth after voting in Chichester, New Hampshire, on February 11.
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Buttigieg supporters watch results come in at his rally in Nashua.
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A woman takes a Democratic ballot in Manchester.
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Coralie Stepanian marks a Republican write-in vote for Democratic candidate Michael Bloomberg during a midnight vote in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. Dixville Notch is one the first places to declare primary results because voters cast ballots so early.
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William Swan is joined by his daughters while voting in Dover, New Hampshire.
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A voter marks her ballot in Milton, New Hampshire.
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Sanders and his wife, Jane, leave a polling place after meeting people in Manchester on February 11.
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A voter drops a ballot in Chichester on February 11.
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Poll workers check in voters in Hooksett, New Hampshire.
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Biden supporters stand outside a polling station in Manchester on February 11.
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Voters wait in line at St. John Neumann Church in Merrimack, New Hampshire.
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Residents vote at a youth center in Manchester on February 11.
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Warren greets supporters outside a polling site in Nashua on February 11.
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An election worker holds a roll of "I voted" stickers in Manchester on February 11.
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Buttigieg speaks to the media outside a polling center in Nashua on February 11.
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Voters in Manchester wait outside for a precinct to open at Parker-Varney Elementary School on February 11.
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Biden chats with a local resident during a campaign event in Gilford, New Hampshire, on Monday, February 10.
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Paul Bergeron of the Nashua City Clerk's Office holds a training session for a precinct voter registrar on February 10.
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Warren makes her signature "pinky promise" during a campaign event in Lebanon, New Hampshire, on Sunday, February 9.
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Klobuchar arrives for a campaign event in Salem, New Hampshire, on February 9.
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Sanders speaks at a rally in Keene, New Hampshire, on February 9.
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Buttigieg attends a rally in Dover on February 9.
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Sanders supporters wait in line for his town hall in Rochester, New Hampshire, on Saturday, February 8.
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People listen as Buttigieg speaks at a campaign event in Lebanon on February 8.
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Democratic candidate Tom Steyer speaks in Manchester on February 8.
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People hold campaign signs as Sanders speaks at a town-hall event in Rochester on February 8.
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Warren campaigns in Manchester on February 8. Her husband, Bruce Mann, is at left with their dog Bailey.
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Buttigieg greets people at the rally in Lebanon on February 8.
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Klobuchar speaks during a "Get Out the Vote" rally in Hanover, New Hampshire, on February 8.
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Warren supporters attend a canvass kickoff event at Manchester Community College on February 8.
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Democratic candidate Andrew Yang takes a photo with an audience member as he arrives at an "Our Rights, Our Courts" forum in Concord, New Hampshire, on February 8.
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A campaign sign for US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is displayed along a road near Rochester on Thursday, February 6.
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US Sen. Michael Bennet speaks to voters at a house party in Merrimack on Saturday, February 1.
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