The NPR Politics Podcast Candidates — Some Of Them, Anyway — Visit N.H. Ahead Of Primary
Dec 11, 2023
Josh Rogers, senior political reporter and editor at New Hampshire Public Radio, shares insights on the fast-approaching primary. Biden's absence from the ballot raises questions, while Trump's hold on Republican voters looms large. The conversation dives into the budding write-in campaign for Biden and the intriguing mix of candidates looking to make a splash in New Hampshire's unique electoral landscape. Voter engagement, especially among younger demographics, and the essential role of local journalism are also dissected, illustrating the evolving dynamics of the primary.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Christie's New Hampshire Focus
- Chris Christie is focusing his presidential campaign heavily on New Hampshire.
- He's actively reaching out to independent voters and emphasizing his anti-Trump stance.
Trump's Lead in New Hampshire
- Despite New Hampshire having many college-educated voters, who typically oppose Trump, Trump still leads in polls.
- His campaign's on-the-ground presence and engagement remain unclear.
Christie's Event Attendees
- Tamara Keith observed at a Chris Christie event that attendees were mainly independents and Democrats, not Republicans.
- This suggests Christie's strategy of appealing to independents might be playing out.