The New England state's first-in-the-nation primary takes place on February 11.
after vote reporting problems plagued the Midwestern state.
Though when combined, the two states together have a good history of predicting the eventual nominee. It's extremely unusual for a candidate not to win either state but still emerge with the party's nomination, but it's also common for the nominee to lose at least one of them. For example, in 2016 Hillary Clinton won Iowa but lost New Hampshire.
"You can't go back and look what's happened in the past to see what's going to happen in the future. The state is so different from year to year," Smith said. The Vermont senator was in first place in a Monmouth University poll released on Thursday with 24 percent support from likely voters. Buttigieg was in second with 20 percent support and Joe Biden rounded out the top three slots with 17 percent support.
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