Did the New Hampshire primary matter more in this long primary season than it would have in a shorter season?
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September 30, 2008
"I think there should be room for abstinence-only education and there should be room for Planned Parenthood education," said Councilor Beverly Hollingworth, a Hampton Democrat. "I don't think they should be exclusive of each other. . . . I don't understand why it can't coexist."
Executive Councilor Bev Hollingworth on whether or not the state should extend an abstinence program.
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The NHFITNPP Is Alive And Well
The New Hampshire First-In-The-Nation Presidential Primary is alive and well, and will by our law be held in 2012 "...7 days or more..." before other primaries -- and this year's process made us more relevant than ever.
Think about it -- New Hampshire "launched" John McCain's candidacy with his win here, and kept Hillary Clinton from losing in a one-two punch to Barack Obama after he won Iowa. In both cases, we changed the direction of the Republican and Democratic Party races.
That's a pretty good day's work.
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