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The race for president in New Hampshire is “very fluid” right now and voters are beginning to focus on the nation’s first primary just 99 days away, according to New Hampshire Democratic Party Chair Raymond Buckley.
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Both actions prompted a press release from the opposing political party in case you missed it in person.
Gov. Chris Sununu has a scheduling conflict and won’t be able to attend InDepthNH.org’s fundraiser Why The Future of News Matters on Nov. 12, according to Jane Hirsch, his director of scheduling.
Sanders said he has done more than 30 rallies in the state, has about 6,000 volunteers and “we take nothing for granted.”
From Dems dressed as zombies denouncing the Republican agenda to a pop-up graveyard on the State House lawn to the GOP looking to get rid of “Disastrous Democrats,” the day before Halloween was sorta crazy.
One supporter met Mayor Pete for the fourth time.
Gov. Sununu: “We’ve done great stuff with the economy, but with housing, we still have an opportunity to do a little more.”
The following cities will vote Tuesday, November 5: Berlin, Claremont, Concord, Dover, Laconia, Manchester, Nashua, Rochester and Somersworth