Donald Trump is now heading south.

Thank you to the people of New Hampshire, I love you! Now, off to South Carolina.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 10, 2016

Republican establishment is now taking a closer look at John Kasich as their candidate to stop Trump and Cruz.

@JohnKasich speech and performance in #NHPrimary showing why he may well be a contender for the nomination.

— Michael Steele (@MichaelSteele) February 10, 2016

Ted Cruz, who is 3rd just ahead of Jeb Bush, is apparently under the impression he won New Hampshire.

Together, we've done what the pundits & the media said couldn't be done, what the DC establishment desperately hoped wouldn’t be done.

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 10, 2016

and...

The real winner is the grassroots who propelled us to a victory in Iowa and a far stronger outcome in New Hampshire than anyone predicted.

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 10, 2016

and..

Because of tonight, the voters will have a clear choice. We are here because of you. Because of your passion for our nation.

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 10, 2016

And...

Thank you New Hampshire for tonight’s result, which has left the Washington Cartel utterly terrified.

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 10, 2016

John Kasich celebrating his 2nd place finish in New Hampshire promises a vigorous campaign in South Carolina and beyond: “If you don’t have a seat belt, go get one.”

. @johnkasich touts his "positive" campaign pic.twitter.com/LGXxBDKpxG

— Demetri Sevastopulo (@DimiSevastopulo) February 10, 2016

Donald Trump comes out for his victory speech to the Beatle's "Revolution" Watch Live.

Historical note: While Ted Cruz became the first hispanic to win a presidential caucus last week in Iowa, Bernie Sanders becomes the first jew to win a primary with his New Hampshire victory.

Bernie Sanders victory speech: “The people of New Hampshire have sent a profound message to the establishment…The people want real change.” “When we make it to the White House, the pharmaceutical industry will not continue to rip off the America people.” Sanders vows to destroy ISIS without “perpetual warfare in the quagmire of the Middle East”

Bernie Sanders: We won “because of a huge voter turnout, and I say HUUUGE, we won. Because we harnessed the energy and the excitement that the Democratic Party will need to succeed in November.”

Now CNN agrees Kasich is #2:

CNN projects @JohnKasich will place 2nd in #NHPrimary https://t.co/SXgRVPo74d #FITN pic.twitter.com/K9YopTFqn7

— CNN (@CNN) February 10, 2016

Hillary Clinton: “I know I have some work to do, particularly with young people, but even if they are not supporting me now, I support them.”

More from Hillary's speech:

"A president has to make sure nothing holds you back—not debt, not discrimination, not a deck that’s always stacked for those at the top."

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) February 10, 2016

BREAKING NEWS: Fox News projects @JohnKasich will finish second in the Republican New Hampshire primary. #NHPrimary pic.twitter.com/LZay8xFsOB

— Fox News (@FoxNews) February 10, 2016

Hillary Clinton conceding New Hampshire, as Bill and Chelsea Clinton stand next to her: “I still love New Hampshire and I always will,” Clinton said. “Here’s what we’re going to do. Now we take this campaign to the entire country. We’re going to fight for every vote in every state.”

CNN exit polling says Bernie Sanders got 55% of Democratic WOMEN against Clinton, who won 45% of them. Sanders did even better among younger women who were independent. Does Hillary have a female voter problem?

ABC calls 2nd for the Ohio governor. This is a big deal.

JUST IN: @ABC News projects John Kasich will finish second in the GOP #NHPrimary. https://t.co/YbLtQyfakj pic.twitter.com/Xfo7nqFLus

— ABC News (@ABC) February 10, 2016

Hillary Clinton tweets a congratulatory message to Bernie Sanders:

To @BernieSanders, congratulations. To New Hampshire, thank you. And to our volunteers: I’m so grateful for what you built. Now, onward. -H

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) February 10, 2016

With 21% counted in the GOP race, it is Trump 34%, Kasich 15%, Cruz 12%, Bush 12%, Rubio 10%, Christie 8%, Fiorina 4%, Carson 2%.

With 21% counted in the Democratic race, Bernie Sanders has 58% to Hillary Clinton’s 40%, although Clinton has already called Sanders to congratulate him on his primary win.

With 16% counted in the GOP race: Trump 35% Kasich 16% Cruz 12% Bush 11% Rubio 10% Christie 7% Fiorina 4% Carson 2%

.@HillaryClinton has phoned @BernieSanders to concede the Democratic #NHPrimary. CNNgo: https://t.co/HAhU3M4HnF. https://t.co/2UczolBbKg

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) February 10, 2016

With 13% counted in the GOP race: Trump 34% Kasich 16% Bush 12% Cruz 12% Rubio 10% Christie 8% Fiorina 4% Carson 2%

Don't write Jeb Bush's political obituary yet. He's just behind Kasich in the battle for second in New Hampshire. If he can beat Kasich, it would be a big deal for Bush. That's the race we are closely watching at this point. Who will become the establishment GOP's best hope to beat Trump and Cruz? The sudden slide of Rubio could be the boost Bush needed. Clap, please.

Clinton Campaign Manager Concedes New Hampshire Race, Lays Out Strategy After Loss https://t.co/drSxxOJV7f pic.twitter.com/hiU1LThBW3

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) February 10, 2016

With 9% of the GOP votes counted: Trump 34% Kasich 16% Bush 12% Cruz 11% Rubio 10% Christie 8% Fiorina 4% Carson 2% In the Democratic race, with 16% counted, it is Sanders at 56% versus Clinton's 42%

With 8% counted, the only question is who will take second for the GOP. Trump 34% Kasich 16% Bush 12% Cruz 11% Rubio 10% Christie 8% Fiorina 4% Carson 2%

Bernie is not declaring victory yet.

The media says we’re going to win but we can't take anything for granted. Please, stay in line and practice democracy. Every vote matters.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) February 10, 2016

Just moments after the poll closing time, CNN sends this:

CNN projects @BernieSanders and @realDonaldTrump have won the New Hampshire primary https://t.co/TKFTluBpeX #FITN pic.twitter.com/9fP5GTggdr

— CNN (@CNN) February 10, 2016

With 3% of the GOP vote counted, it is Trump 34%, Kasich 15%, Bush 12%, Cruz & Rubio 10%.

Traffic jam keeps polls open in Merrimack, New Hampshire during #NHPrimary voting #FITN https://t.co/7xNe71T12o pic.twitter.com/EBYPVpxvxA

— CNN (@CNN) February 10, 2016

No surprise here:

As the initial results come in, Trump's odds to win are up to 94% on https://t.co/V3XYRfmx9Q pic.twitter.com/cOygcMNFrc

— Pivit (@pivit) February 10, 2016

With 3% of Democratic votes counted, Bernie Sanders is at 54% and Hillary Clinton has 44%.

Republican battle looks very unpredictable. @JohnKasich may be the big noise tonight. I say that based on my visit to Laconia polling site.

— Chris Matthews (@hardball_chris) February 10, 2016

With 1% of the GOP votes counted, Donald Trump leads with 42% Cruz & Kasich are next at 11%, followed by Rubio & Bush at 9%.

Bernie Sanders gets 58% and Hillary Clinton wins 38% of first 1,000 real votes counted in New Hampshire. No GOP votes announced yet.

Lots of buzz from politicos reading exit polls suggesting Ohio Gov. John Kasich could be the surprise tonight by winning 2nd behind Trump and giving him the best chance of being the "establishment" GOP candidate. Sorry, Jeb!

New Hampshire's secretary of state tells CNN the turnout is likely to set a record for the state. Polls are also likely to remain open late because of the long lines of citizens still waiting to cast ballots. Again, the heavy turnout is apparently great news for Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.

Ted Cruz wants you to see this ad his campaign released today targeting Donald Trump. It uses kid actors.

Carly Fiorina is still fuming over be shunned from the ABC GOP debate.

Debate criteria once again allowing media executives to control GOP nomination. Voters should matter. Delegates should matter.

— Carly Fiorina (@CarlyFiorina) February 10, 2016

Gridlocked traffic near some polling places as closing time nears, signaling a heavy turnout in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire polls in some areas are closing now at 7pET.

While Pivit gives Trump an 83% probability of winning New Hampshire they offer a surprise 2nd place favorite -- John Katich.

.@JohnKasich is the new favorite to come in 2nd place in NH on https://t.co/V3XYRfmx9Q pic.twitter.com/NMoHo7Cipv

— Pivit (@pivit) February 9, 2016

Early exit polls: Nearly half of N.H. GOP voters and a quarter of Democrats made up their minds in recent days https://t.co/rRItvnnUHC

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) February 9, 2016

Early exit polls: Nearly half of N.H. GOP voters and a quarter of Democrats made up their minds in recent days https://t.co/rRItvnnUHC

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) February 9, 2016

Donald Trump posted his own video urging supporters to turn out at the polls.

Bernie Sanders showed his optimism in a video to supporters predicting he would win if there is a heavy turnout.

If there is a high turnout tomorrow, I think we are going to win. I urge you all: come out and vote. #VoteTogetherhttps://t.co/NqrLWzqzp5

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) February 8, 2016