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MANCHESTER, N.H. - Hillary and Bill Clinton are so dissatisfied with their campaign's messaging and digital operations that they are considering staffing and strategy changes after an expected loss in Tuesday's primary here, according to a half-dozen people with direct knowledge of the situation.

The Clintons - stung by her narrow victory in Iowa and the overwhelming support under-50 voters - had been planning to reassess staffing at the campaign's Brooklyn headquarters after the first four primaries, but they have become increasingly caustic in their criticism of aides and demanded the reassessment sooner, one source told POLITICO.

"The Clintons are not happy, and have been letting all of us know that," said a Democratic official who speaks regularly to both. "The idea is that we need a more forward-looking message, for the primary - but also for the general election too ... There's no sense of panic, but there is an urgency to fix these problems right now."

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