A solid split on the left between supporters for Sen. Warren and Sen. Sanders may be creating an opening for Pete Buttigieg to do well in New Hampshire, and perhaps build on the momentum from Iowa.
But among more progressive voters the story was different. The big two options, Sanders and Warren, both gained support between the first and second rounds of voting in Iowa.
The reason behind that stability for Sanders and Warren may come from who their voters are. Both groups come from the liberal wing of the party — 84 and 86 percent of their supporters respectively said they consider themselves to be liberal in the Iowa entrance polls — but they represent decidedly different elements of it.
Buttigieg has seen his numbers rise in the polls in New Hampshire, but that rise is being aided by remarkable stability in the percentages for Sanders and Warren.
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