Category Archives: Elections
Democrat Lincoln Soldati Announces Run for NH CD-1
PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire — Lincoln Soldati announced today that he is a Democratic candidate for New Hampshire’s First Congressional District. Soldati promises to continue his lifelong fight for social justice. That fight means affordable healthcare for all, criminal justice reform, and … Continue reading
2020 Will Begin Soon and We Should Start Looking at at Least One New Yorker
Yes, believe it or not, we can start seeing some presidential wannabes entering New Hampshire within the next year to lay the groundwork for a 2020 challenge to the Trump administration so, saddle up! They’ll go to the Granite State … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2020, Alicia Preston, Andrew Cuomo, Presidential Race
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Who Is (and Isn’t) Running for New Hampshire’s First Congressional District
So far, three Republicans and 10 Democrats have indicated they are running or have an interest in joining the race. Below is a breakdown of the current pool of candidates based on whether they have announced a run for the … Continue reading
Judge merges 2 lawsuits challenging New Hampshire voter law
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — A judge has consolidated lawsuits filed by the New Hampshire Democratic Party and the League of Women Voters in a case challenging a new law that requires voters who move to the state within 30 days … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Vote Fraud
Tagged Domicile, Non-resident voter, Residency, SB 3
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Who’s Really in Charge of the Voting Fraud Commission?
Me: Brace Yourself. Liberal tropes are coming. On Friday, in response to a judge’s order, the Department of Justice released data showing the authors, recipients, timing, and subject lines of a group of emails sent to and from the Presidential … Continue reading
Why the New Hampshire GOP Keeps Losing Special Elections
Democrats have won five of seven special elections in New Hampshire – one State Senate seat and four State Rep seats. Unnamed GOP “operatives,” say its simply that the Democrats have more money and staff. As John Boehner famously said: … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Mosca Blog, Elections, Republicans
Tagged Ed Mosca, NHGOP, Special Election
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To No One’s Surprise, Sununu Confirms He’s Running for Re-Election
During a wide-ranging speech in Bedford Wednesday morning, Governor Chris Sununu touched on Washington politics, President Trump, health care, millennials, and, almost as an afterthought, confirmed he’s running for re-election in 2018. | More…
Manchester VA Whistleblower Announces Bid for Congress
One of the dozen Manchester VA whistleblowers has announced his candidacy for Congress. Stewart Levenson says he will challenge Democrat Annie Kuster in New Hampshire’s second district as a Republican. He and other doctors came forward last summer with allegations of leadership … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans
Tagged Annie Kuster, Congress, NH CD-2, Stewart Levenson
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State Says ‘Miscommunication’ to Blame for Notice Telling Towns to Remove Voters from Checklists
The Secretary of State’s office says “miscommunication” is to blame for a message that appeared to direct local officials to strike the names of some voters from checklists without notifying them first. “It was miscommunication, pure and simple,” Deputy Secretary of State … Continue reading
Volinsky decides against gubernatorial run
The Democratic field for governor in 2018 is wide open, now that Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky has decided he won’t be running for anything other than re-election to the five-member council. Volinsky was being encouraged to run by many party officials and … Continue reading
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