CLEAN : New Hampshire State House gears up for primary with elections display

The video discusses public interactions with presidents, highlighting varied reactions to figures like Obama and Trump. It then shifts focus to New Hampshire's significant role in the U.S. presidential primaries, emphasizing the state's unique political culture and the importance of campaigning there. The transcript also touches on the involvement of schoolchildren in the political process and the pervasive presence of candidates during election seasons.

What is a common reaction of people when they get their picture taken with a president?

• They are indifferent.

• Some are happy, while others are not.

• They are always thrilled.

• They usually refuse.

Why is New Hampshire significant in the presidential primary process?

• It is the most diverse state.

• It has the largest population.

• It is the first state to vote.

• It has a high voter turnout and influences national outcomes.

What is unique about the involvement of schoolchildren in New Hampshire's primaries?

• They are the only ones who vote.

• They often vote differently from adults.

• They participate in a mock primary and often choose the same candidates as adults.

• They are not allowed to participate.

How do New Hampshire residents feel about the primary season?

• They are indifferent.

• They wish it lasted longer.

• Some are eager for it to end due to the constant presence of candidates.

• They are always excited.

When do presidential candidates start exploring New Hampshire for their campaigns?

• In December and January.

• In the spring.

• In October and November.

• Only after the primaries start.