Archiv: New Hampshire


04.10.2026 - 00:18 [ Chris Pappas ]

Chris Pappas – U.S. Senate

Chris Pappas is grounded in the people, places, and values of New Hampshire.

Born and raised in the Granite State, Chris is a product of Manchester public schools and a small business owner. From helping run his family’s restaurant to delivering real results in Congress, he knows the true meaning of service.

Chris understands that the system is rigged against hardworking Granite Staters, which is why he’s fighting back. Chris will work with anyone to help Granite Staters get ahead, and he will take on anyone to do what’s best for New Hampshire.

03.10.2026 - 22:48 [ Newsweek ]

GOP in Striking Distance of Flipping 7 States Despite Trump’s Low Approval

(October 2, 2026)

Four Senate races and three gubernatorial races present flip opportunities for Republicans in this year‘s midterms. Those include the Senate races in Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, and New Hampshire, as well as the governor’s races in Kansas, Oregon and Wisconsin.

03.10.2026 - 22:39 [ CBS News ]

12 key races that will determine who controls the Senate

(September 9, 2026)

Washington — The key contests that will determine who wins control of the Senate are now set for the fall midterm elections, as the 2026 primary season wraps up.

19.04.2020 - 11:57 [ Vincent the Rambler / Youtube ]

ReOpen New Hampshire Protest Rally Highlights

On April 18, 2020, hundreds of protesters traveled to Concord to protest the forced shutdown of the state economy due to the fear of coronavirus/covid-19. The rally went on for about three hours with virtually no counter-protesters or police interference. As you can see the rally had a very diverse group of participants,

26.02.2020 - 07:39 [ live5news.com ]

Want a guaranteed seat at the Democratic debate in Charleston? It’ll cost a lot of cash.

(06.02.2020)

Condon also added that the ticket system is not unique to the Charleston debate.

“It’s completely usual,” Condon said. „This is exactly what’s happening in New Hampshire for their debate, Nevada’s debate and Iowa’s debate and so on.

12.02.2020 - 15:02 [ Ayman Mohyeldin, Anchor & Co-host of @mjfirstlook (M-F at 5am) on @MSNBC / Twitter ]

So I just want to understand this system: The candidate who lost the popular vote in Iowa got more delegates than the winner. Then in New Hampshire he loses the popular vote again but this time still gets the same number of delegates as the person who ACTUALLY won more votes?

12.02.2020 - 15:00 [ MSNBC ]

Sanders wins NH, but Buttigieg will get same number of delegates

NBC News projects that Bernie Sanders has won the NH primary, Pete Buttigieg came in second, and Amy Klobuchar will come in third. But Steve Kornacki explains how Buttigieg will get the same number of delegates as Sanders.

12.02.2020 - 13:08 [ Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering - ufl.edu ]

UF Engineer Testifies Before U.S. House Committee about Election Security

(22.01.2020)

“Currently, there is no known way to secure a digital ballot. At this time, any election that does not employ paper ballots cannot be secured,” Dr. Gilbert said. “Therefore, the report recommended that Internet voting, and specifically the electronic return of marked ballots, should not be used at this time.”

House Administration Committee Chairperson Zoe Lofgren commended Dr. Gilbert on the presentation of the report’s findings and the excellent work done by the National Academies. She noted that the report was “the guts of what we ended up putting in our SAFE [Securing America’s Federal Elections] Act that’s now pending in the Senate.”

12.02.2020 - 12:51 [ Human Experience Research Lab / University of Florida ]

About Prime III

The name Prime III was chosen because it‘s a third generation voting system. Dr. Juan E. Gilbert defines voting systems by generation. First generation voting was done with mechanical equipment and paper, e.g. lever machines, punch cards, etc. Second generation voting uses computers, e.g. optical scan, DRE. Third generation devices are multimodal, e.g. Prime III, AutoMark. These are machines that accommodate multiple voters on one machine using multimodality. Prime III is a third generation voting device that allows voters to cast their ballot using touch, voice or both..

12.02.2020 - 12:38 [ verifiedvoting.org ]

Prime III

After piloting Prime III in selected wards in the 2014 primary election, the New Hampshire Department of State modified the software to accommodate the requirements of the state’s election code and debuted the system in the Presidential primary on February 9, 2016. Prime III can also be used through Gilbert’s other voting systems: Balloting and Televoting. The Balloting system enables voters to fill out their ballots online or through their phone. Once the ballot is completed, the voter will get a QR code that can be scanned at a Prime III-enabled voting machine to speed up the voting process.Televoting allows military and overseas voters to fill out their ballots through Prime III online and have it printed back at their home precinct.

12.02.2020 - 12:10 [ Time.com ]

New Hampshire’s Midnight Primary Is Using Accessible Voting Machines For the First Time

(11.02.2020)

Roughly 19% of New Hampshire voters have a disability, according to James Ziegra, a staff attorney at advocacy group Disability Rights Center-New Hampshire, who will be onsite to see Butler’s vote in Hart’s Location.

12.02.2020 - 12:06 [ Politico.com ]

Why New Hampshire says it won’t be the next Iowa

(10.02.2020)

All New Hampshire voters vote with paper ballots, which they either mark by hand with pens or pencils or indirectly using touchscreen voting machines.

12.02.2020 - 10:40 [ Kim Iversen / Twitter ]

Sanders literally had more votes in both Iowa and New Hampshire and yet is somehow LOSING in the national delegate count to Buttigieg.

Buttigieg 23
Sanders 21
Warren 8
Klobuchar 7
Biden 6

Democrats for Democracy eh?

12.02.2020 - 10:37 [ CNN ]

The 2020 New Hampshire primary: Sanders and Buttigieg each win 9 delegates

Here‘s CNN‘s estimate of the New Hampshire delegate count:

Bernie Sanders: 9
Pete Buttigieg: 9
Amy Klobuchar: 6

Combined with Iowa delegates, Buttigieg now has a total of 23, Sanders has 21 and Klobuchar has 7.

12.02.2020 - 10:31 [ Tagesschau ]

US-Vorwahlen in New Hampshire Sieg fĂŒr Sanders – Schlappe fĂŒr Biden

Sanders, der 78 Jahre alte Senator aus Vermont, lag demnach bei 26 Prozent, gefolgt von den moderat-pragmatischen Bewerbern Pete Buttigieg (24,3 Prozent) und Amy Klobuchar (19,9 Prozent). Weit abgeschlagen folgten die Senatorin Elizabeth Warren und der frĂŒhere VizeprĂ€sident Joe Biden, die bei den Delegiertenstimmen leer ausgehen dĂŒrften.

08.02.2020 - 16:28 [ Fox News ]

Buttigieg edges past Sanders in latest New Hampshire poll

The survey shows Buttigieg at 25 percent and Sanders at 24 percent support among likely Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire, according to Suffolk‘s latest daily tracking poll results from Thursday and Friday evenings. Buttigieg has surged 10 percentage points over three nights.

28.01.2020 - 11:36 [ New York Times ]

In Iowa, the ‘Not Sanders’ Democrats Find Voters Torn

No Democrat in modern times has lost contested races in both Iowa and New Hampshire and claimed the nomination.

The early primary and caucus outcomes could have an outsize impact on later primaries, including the large states voting in March, some of which begin collecting mail-in and early ballots in the immediate aftermath of Iowa.

18.01.2020 - 23:28 [ Bernie Sanders, candidate for President / Twitter ]

Our campaign is not just about defeating Trump and electing Bernie Sanders president. It‘s about creating an unprecedented movement for justice in this country. Join me, @NaomiAKlein & @johncusack in NH:

18.01.2020 - 12:36 [ theHill.com ]

DNC announces new criteria for New Hampshire debate

The option notably also gives an opportunity to former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to make the debate stage.

Since Bloomberg is self-funding his campaign, he failed to meet the DNC‘s donor threshold for previous debates. If he wins at least one delegate in Iowa, he would have an opportunity to debate in New Hampshire.

18.01.2020 - 12:22 [ theHill.com ]

Poll: Sanders holds 5-point lead over Buttigieg in New Hampshire

Sanders registered 23 percent support among Democratic primary voters in the state, a slight drop from the 26 percent he carried in a similar poll conducted in November. But Buttigieg also fell from 22 percent support in November to 18 percent, giving Sanders a bigger lead.

Rounding out the top four in New Hampshire are former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), who tied for third place at 14 percent support each.

14.01.2020 - 20:27 [ MSNBC ]

Bernie Sanders is looking indestructible

Ed Luce writes in the Financial Times that ‚…Sanders has good odds of winning the first Democratic caucus in Iowa next month — and New Hampshire the following week.‘ Luce joins Morning Joe to explain.

06.01.2020 - 19:52 [ CBS News ]

Sanders starts 2020 in strong position in Iowa and New Hampshire — CBS News Battleground Tracker

He‘s in a first-place tie with Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg in Iowa. All three are at 23%, and each would get a similar number of delegates out of the caucuses if they were to take place today, according to the CBS News Battleground Tracker. Sanders also now has a narrow edge in New Hampshire, with a two-point lead over Biden.

29.12.2019 - 16:03 [ Bernie Sanders, candidate for President / Twitter ]

We‘re building the unprecedented grassroots power that we need to not only defeat Donald Trump, but to take back our democracy from the corporate elite. Join us live in New Hampshire:

19.12.2019 - 16:28 [ People's Action ]

BREAKING: PEOPLE’S ACTION ENDORSES BERNIE SANDERS FOR PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, D.C. – People’s Action today announced that it endorses Bernie Sanders for president in 2020. People’s Action is one of the largest multiracial people’s organizations in the country made up of 40 member organizations in 30 states and representing more than a million grassroots leaders. The organization’s strong presence in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada makes its support a crucial factor for success in the early primary and caucus states.

15.12.2019 - 11:40 [ Bernie Sanders, candidate for President / Twitter ]

Trump is a racist, a sexist, a homophobe, a xenophobe and a religious bigot. Our campaign is the strongest to defeat him because it is rooted in human solidarity. Join us live for our rally with @ilhanmn in Nashua, NH:

15.12.2019 - 11:36 [ New Hampshire Public Radio ]

Ilhan Omar Joins Sanders in N.H., Delivers Message of ‚Radical Love‘

Omar is one of three members of the “squad,” a group of influential Democratic congresswomen, who have endorsed Sanders. She told the crowd that her liberal politics are sometimes labeled “radical” by critics.

“The truth is the only radicalism we are motivated by is radical love,” said Omar. “That’s why we’re calling on everyone to be moved, radically, by love for their neighbors, for their country, for our democracy, and for humanity.”

30.11.2019 - 21:19 [ Tulsi Gabbard, candidate for President / Twitter ]

“Primary voters have always had special appreciation for veteran candidates, & that’s why voters are giving Tulsi a look. They admire her service
& anyone watching the race knows this candidate doesn’t back down from a fight.“ Great interview on New Hampshire evening news WMUR