New Hampshire’s biggest city is always an important place for Democratic Presidential candidates.
Over the years, the Queen city has tended to favor moderate Democrats, like Jimmy Carter in 1976 or Bill Clinton in 1992.
Plenty of the traits Manchester Democrats prized then--- like fiscal conservatism--- are still prized today.
But there are forces that are reshaping the city’s political makeup and some observers say in a general election, Democrats had better take notice.
New Hampshire Public Radio’s David Darman has more.
