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It’s now up to the voters to decide who should represent them from the top to the bottom of the federal and state races. Roger Wood spoke to Andy Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center about the last of the Granite State Poll results.
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For those trying to secretly influence the election as the clock winds down, Oct. 20 was an important milestone.
If a super PAC waited until then to register, it doesn’t need to file any information about its donors with the FEC until 30 days after the election. Pretty smooth, eh?
There in chart form was my name in boldface and the names of nine of my closest and dearest neighbors (none of whom I know, by the way) listing if they or I voted or did not vote in the November 2012 general election, September 2014 primary election, or the November 2014 general election.
CONCORD – United States Attorney Emily Gray Rice and New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph Foster announced today that both the United States Attorney’s Office and the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office will staff voting inquiry and complaint lines at their respective offices throughout the day and evening on Election Day, November 8, 2016.
ANDRU VOLINSKY: ‘I’m honored to join voters like you across District 2 and New Hampshire to cast our ballots for progressive candidates up and down the ballot tomorrow.’
Meg Heckman’s UNH journalism students will be reporting on Obama’s visit today and Tuesday’s election. InDepthNH.org will be posting their work.
“Janet Reno was an exemplary public servant dedicated to the highest principles of the American justice system,” said Sen. Shaheen.
If Clinton is elected she could face a fight with her party’s most liberal wing over potential top hires like Tom Nides, who has spent his career straddling government and high finance.