New Hampshire Political Library

Former New Jersey Sen. Bill BradleyMANCHESTER -- Two presidential candidates, a national political reporter, and a former governor were all honored for their participation in the New Hampshire Primary in what has become the state's premier political party of the year.

The New Hampshire Political Library's annual fund-raiser at the Center of New Hampshire brought together the state's political elite from both parties to hear campaign war stories and celebrate the state's first-in-the-nation tradition.

Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney (R-Mass.) will meet with his New Hampshire supporters before the New Hampshire Political Library fundraiser on April 30th.

Romney's New Hampshire state director Jim Merrill will be hosting a reception for key supporters and campaign staff at the Devine Millimet law office.

Former Governor Mitt Romney (R-Mass.) and former U.S. Sen. Bill Bradley (D-New Jersey) are scheduled to attend 2008 New Hampshire Primary Awards Dinner, sponsored by the New Hampshire Political Library.

Romney and Bradley will be recognized for their support of the New Hampshire primary.

State Sen. Bob Clegg (R-Hudson) is already having the most fun this election cycle as questions continue about his political future, especially whether or not he will run for Congress.

So Clegg's backers decided to have some fun with the question they hear most often: "What's up with Bob?"

MANCHESTER- A collaboration among various organizations has led to the creation of an art exhibit called "The Art of Politics: Documenting Social Change."