The Storied History Of The New Hampshire Primary
By Brady Carlson
Audience members cheer for Democratic Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders at a rally in Keene, New Hampshire on Feb. 2, 2016. (Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
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Audience members cheer for Democratic Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders at a rally in Keene, New Hampshire on Feb. 2, 2016. (Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
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The Storied History Of The New Hampshire Primary
By Brady Carlson
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For New Hampshire, Tuesday’s vote is not only a chance to weigh in on the presidential candidates. It’s an opportunity to mark 100 years since the start of the first in the nation presidential primary.
Brady Carlson, from Here & Now contributor New Hampshire Public Radio, reports.
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