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Politics

New Hampshire Economy

Education and Revenue Key to Dem Gov. Candidates' Job Plans

New Hampshire Public Radio

Published September 6, 2012 at 10:40 AM EDT

StateImpact's Amanda Loder discusses the economic proposals of main Democratic gubernatorial contenders Jackie Cilley and Maggie Hassan with Morning Edition host Rick Ganley.

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