Nader Heads to New Hampshire
WCAX-TV Vermont - Mon Oct 6, 12:22 pm EDTIndependent Presidential candidate Ralph Nader shifts his campaign from Vermont to New Hampshire.
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Independent Presidential candidate Ralph Nader shifts his campaign from Vermont to New Hampshire.
Vermont Republicans and John McCain campaign organizers are glad contested New Hampshire is right next-door.
The importance of New Hampshire's large veteran population in state politics was on display yesterday, with both Republican Sen. John Sununu and Democratic Rep. Carol Shea-Porter touting endorsements from the political wing of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
New Hampshire voters are renowned for their political savvy and independence, but recent demographic shifts are making the state more blue, says Andrew Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden will not visit the state today. Biden's mother-in-law, Bonny Jean Jacobs, died yesterday after a long illness, according to a statement from the campaign. The Delaware senator has canceled all public events today and tomorrow.
University of New Hampshire students organized a national challenge asking five state universities in swing states to compete with them in exciting younger voters to vote on Nov. 4. UNH President Mark Huddleston sent an invitation letter last Wednesday to the University of Colorado, the University of Florida, the University of Michigan, Ohio State University and Pennsylvania State University ...
Loudoun County is beginning to seem a bit like New Hampshire in the springtime. No, it is not about the nippy air that Northerners find so comfortable. It's the attention of the national campaigns and the national press highlighting the importance of our ballots in November.
New residents, newly turned 18-year-olds and older, and other first-time voters are making their way into town clerk offices to get registered in New Hampshire for the Nov. 4 general election.
Note: This report is based on interviews with undecided voters conducted by CNHI journalists in eight states: Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Hampshire, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan. We will check back with these voters throughout the final weeks of the election season.
New residents, those who have turned 18 since the last election and, and other first-time voters are making their way into town clerk offices to get registered in New Hampshire for the Nov. 4 general election.
Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden has canceled today's events in New Hampshire because of the death of his mother-in-law. ...