What's happened
Donald Trump mobilizes both supporters and detractors in record-breaking primary turnout
Why it matters
The record-breaking turnout in New Hampshire's presidential primary, with Donald Trump mobilizing both his supporters and detractors, underscores the significant impact of his candidacy on the Republican party and the upcoming presidential race.
What the papers say
The Guardian highlights the fractures in the Republican party, while AP News provides historical context by comparing the turnout to previous primaries. The NY Post focuses on the record-breaking turnout and Trump's victory in the primary.
How we got here
The primary set a record for voter turnout in any previous New Hampshire presidential primary, with Trump receiving the most votes ever in a New Hampshire presidential primary.
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