The campaigns can put their own spin on what was said in the debate, but where the rubber meets the road is what potential voters thought of it. And this, folks, says it all:
Usually on debate night, we track what people are searching for on Google as a way of assessing what people are curious about as the candidates tussle.
In that regard, Bernie Sanders eked out a narrow victory, getting more search attention both nationally and in New Hampshire, where it counts ahead of Tuesday's primary...
What's particularly interesting, though, is what New Hampshirites want to know more about for each of the candidates. Google has a page dedicated to the debate, on which they list the five trending questions for both Sanders and Hillary Clinton in the state.
What were the top questions people in New Hampshire were googling about Hillary Clinton?
How old is Hillary Clinton? Who can beat Hillary? Where is Hillary Clinton today? Will Hillary win? How much is Hillary Clinton worth?And what were they googling to find out about Bernie Sanders?
1. Where will Bernie Sanders be speaking? 2. Why Bernie Sanders? 3. Who would be Bernie Sanders' VP? 4. How to donate to Bernie Sanders? 5. Where can I see Bernie Sanders in NH?
People have personal interest questions about Hillary Clinton, but when it comes to Bernie Sanders, they seem to have a lot more motivation to action — to attend his rallies, donate to him, and (let's hope) vote for him.
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