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At Ramaswamy’s side, a doctor who listens more and debates less

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Vivek Ramaswamy was holding court before a crowd at a New Hampshire fair, the second of five stops on a typically busy day of barnstorming, when he did something rare: He yielded the spotlight.

NH POLITICS

In Rochester, N.H., a win by just one vote

A recount on Saturday concluded Republican David Walker prevailed over Democrat Chuck Grassie after they tied for office a second time.

The New Hampshire primary’s most sought-after undecided voter? Republican Governor Chris Sununu.

Once seen as a potential presidential contender himself, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has become perhaps the state’s most sought-after undecided voter, as well as its most prominent booster.

NH POLITICS

The ‘artistry’ behind determining N.H.’s presidential primary date

Taking the legal text and operationalizing it takes creativity and finesse, according to the man who crafted the state’s 1975 first-in-the-nation primary law. “That’s how we stay first.”

POLITICS

Trump leads big in N.H. as Haley rises, Washington Post-Monmouth University poll finds

Donald Trump holds a commanding 28-point lead in New Hampshire in his bid to capture the party’s 2024 presidential nomination, while Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has lost considerable ground.

NH EDUCATION

Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging voucher-like program for private schools in N.H.

The lawsuit was filed by a leader of one of New Hampshire’s teachers’ unions to stop public dollars from being spent to fund private schools through the Education Freedom Account program

New Hampshire schedules presidential primary for January, flouting DNC’s 2024 calendar

New Hampshire Secretary of State David M. Scanlan formally announced the election date, with a splashy press event Wednesday afternoon in the Hall of Flags at the State House.

SCOT LEHIGH

Donald Trump goes full fascist in his rhetoric

Watergate whistleblower John Dean: The media must call out the former president.