BuzzFeed - John Locher / AP DURHAM, New Hampshire ? Winning here is all fine and good for Bernie Sanders. But if supporters of his political revolution want to prove they're a threat to Hillary Clinton in the long term, they'll have to show they can play in the next two states, Nevada and South Carolina, and they'll have to do it quickly. Those states ? and their significantly more diverse populations ? have posed a problem for Sanders, whose aides cite an extremely low Sanders name ID as the reason. It's a problem that the campaign's top Latino outreach official said Thursday that the campaign has cracked the code on ? and Iowa proves it. Erika Andiola, a DREAMer and immigration activist, joined Sanders's campaign in October as a member of his Latino outreach staff. She told BuzzFeed News in an interview following Thursday's debate at the University of New Hampshire that the results from Iowa show Sanders is going to do better with Latinos in Nevada than the conventional wisdom sugg
↧