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It’s never too early to attack New Hampshire’s first in the nation primary (FITN). An old ploy made new in recent years with accusations that we’re just too damn white.
A Congressional primary race got held up when 3000 uncounted ballots appeared two days after the primary in a close election. The missing votes never made it to the polling place and the Clerk in charge has accepted the blame and resigned.
Tuesday had a pretty good turnout. Statewide here in NH: Previous record 228,432 votes cast in the September primary just two years ago New record this year on Tuesday: 304,671 (33% increase) Absentee ballots: 90,322 (30%) Democrat voters: 156,976 Republican voters: 147,695 (a difference of 9,281) Number of registered NH voters: 1,002,012 so a …
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It might be a question you’ve asked about the NH Republican primary for US Senate. Did a Trump Endorsement “Make the Win”? NHNative asked in our comment section under “NH Primary Election Results with Some Analysis.” It’s a good question so I figured I’d promote it.
EAST DERRY, N.H.—ReopenNH endorsed candidates won significant victories during Tuesday’s Primary Election vote, proving that Granite Staters want their lives and livelihoods back to normal, and they understand that any possibility of COVID-19 as a threatening pandemic is now long past.
Playing catch up so you may already have heard, but earlier today, General Don Bolduc conceded the Republican Primary to challenge Jeanne Shaheen to Bryant ‘Corky’ Messner, but that’s it. He will not endorse him.
With 68% reporting, Dave Wheeler was ahead of Bob Clegg in EC5 (No Winner Called, no concession). In Feltes-Volinsky, it’s 51-49 (no winner called, no concession. Sununu wins with 89.7% of the vote (88% reporting), Mowers with 62% of the vote (92% reporting).
The potential of November’s general election is latent in Tuesday’s Republican Primary. It is the election of our lifetime! Do not miss it!
Another pre-primary poll has come to a close. Given a choice to vote for Don Bolduc, Corky Messner, Andy Martin, Gerard Beloin, or Vermin Supreme, some of you voted for Vermin but not most of you.
Its time for yet another Grok pre-primary poll. This contest is for the Republican nomination for US Senate. The primary (a week from Tuesday) winner will take on two-term incumbent Democrat, Jeanne Shaheen.
