New Hampshire Primary

"The DNC has handed New Hampshire Republicans a salient political attack to use against both state and national Democrats," New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley wrote.

New demands from the DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee threw into question whether New Hampshire will have approval to be in the top five nominating states at all, let alone to go first in the nation.

In fact, Republican voters and local officials in three of the states that matter most in presidential politics — Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina — believe the soon-to-be-unemployed congresswoman has little path to relevancy in a 2024 presidential primary, never mind a path to victory.

Representatives from Iowa and New Hampshire argue that small states let all candidates — not just well-funded ones — connect personally with voters, and that losing their slots could advantage Republicans in congressional races. The GOP has already decided to keep Iowa starting its 2024 presidential nominating cycle.

What's at stake for N.H.? The DNC is weighing whether to adjust the 2024 presidential nominating calendar, which has Iowa as the leadoff caucus and New Hampshire with its first in the nation presidential primary.

Ahead of the 2024 election cycle, the Democratic National Committee is requiring states and territories to formally apply for an early spot in the party’s nominating calendar.

New Hampshire’s top election official paid a visit – remotely – to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to testify against a sweeping Democratic election law bill…

A farmhouse in Millsfield believed to be the birthplace of New Hampshire's midnight voting tradition is among the newest additions to the state's register…

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