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Midterm elections 2022: Here are the issues New Hampshire voters care about the most - Vimarsana News

Midterm elections 2022: Here are the issues New Hampshire voters care about the most

As the country inches closer toward Election Day, voters are homing in on specific issues that may decide the fate of Congress and several state governments in November.

New Hampshire caps primaries with fresh test of GOP's future - Vimarsana News

New Hampshire caps primaries with fresh test of GOP's future

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire Republicans on Tuesday were picking their party's...

Hansel concedes to Robert Burns in GOP primary for New Hampshire's 2nd District - Vimarsana News

Hansel concedes to Robert Burns in GOP primary for New Hampshire's 2nd District

Keene Mayor George Hansel conceded to Hillsborough County Treasurer Robert Burns in the GOP primary for New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District on Wednesday.

Valley News - In NH primary, Republicans lean toward Trumpist candidates - Vimarsana News

Valley News - In NH primary, Republicans lean toward Trumpist candidates

The 2022 primaries concluded Tuesday on a familiar note — with voters in Republican races choosing between far-right, election-denying candidates and more moderate rivals, and party leaders divided in contests factoring into the battle for control of...

Source: vnews.com
Democratic groups spend money on Republican primaries to nominate less appealing opponents - Vimarsana News

Democratic groups spend money on Republican primaries to nominate less appealing opponents

In primary contests in New Hampshire, money is pouring in for Republican candidates from an unusual source. Democratic groups are spending millions of dollars in an attempt to ensure their candidates face less appealing opponents in the general election. Laura Barrón-López reports.

Source: pbs.org