The New Hampshire conventional wisdom keeps focusing on Charlie Bass's district as the race to watch.
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» A Survey of New Hampshire from Swing State Project
Last year, New Hampshire provided a rare bright spot for Dems nationwide. For one, it was the only state which switched from red to blue on the presidential front. For another, Democrat John Lynch ousted the sitting governor, Republican Craig Benson - ... [Read More]
» A Survey of New Hampshire from Swing State Project
Last year, New Hampshire provided a rare bright spot for Dems nationwide. For one, it was the only state which switched from red to blue on the presidential front. For another, Democrat John Lynch ousted the sitting governor, Republican Craig Benson - ... [Read More]
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