About one-third of New Hampshire Democrats say their choice for president should be honest and trustworthy, and those who did vote based on that qualification overwhelmingly voted for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, Fox News reports.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, however, was popular with those who view experience as important.
Here are the numbers, according to Fox News exit polling:
Honest and Trustworthy:
- Bernie Sanders: 93 percent
- Hillary Clinton: 5 percent
Experience:
- Hillary Clinton: 88 percent
- Bernie Sanders: 12 percent
Among Republicans voters, 43 percent said they were angry with the federal government.
Here's how those angry at the government voted:
- Donald Trump: 37 percent
- Ted Cruz: 17 percent
- Marco Rubio: 12 percent
- Jeb Bush: 9 percent
Prefer next president to have political experience:
- John Kasich: 25 percent
- Jeb Bush: 22 percent
- Marco Rubio: 19 percent
- Ted Cruz: 14 percent
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was hoping to bring in more Evangelical voters in New Hampshire, but the poll shows he didn't succeed. The number was 23, about the same percentage of Evangelicals who have voted in past New Hampshire primaries.