Lauren Chooljian, a reporter at New Hampshire Public Radio, and Ellen Nilsson, a politics reporter for Vox, dive into the shifting landscape of New Hampshire's presidential primary. They discuss how traditional house parties are giving way to larger, impersonal rallies, losing the essence of direct voter engagement. The duo highlights the cultural significance of these intimate gatherings in shaping political discourse and voter perceptions. They also touch on how modern media influences candidate strategies and the unique voting simplicity in New Hampshire.
