VOICED: New Hampshire, America's land of political pilgrimage

The video discusses the political landscape in New Hampshire, highlighting its importance in the U.S. presidential primaries. It covers the Republican Party's search for a candidate to challenge Barack Obama in 2012, emphasizing the state's early primary elections. The video illustrates how local engagement and small gatherings can significantly impact campaigns, especially for candidates with limited budgets. It also explores the intense courtship of local media and the high number of campaign events in New Hampshire compared to neighboring Maine.

Why did Suzanne and her husband move to New Hampshire?

• To enjoy the scenic beauty

• To escape California's weather

• To be part of the political scene

• For better job opportunities

What is the significance of winning the primary election in New Hampshire?

• It offers financial support from the state

• It provides a springboard to nationwide victory

• It guarantees a win in the general election

• It allows candidates to skip other primaries

What advantage does New Hampshire offer to candidates with limited resources?

• Opportunity for personal voter interaction

• Access to national TV ads

• Ability to host large rallies

• Support from local businesses

How do candidates in New Hampshire engage with the local media?

• By sending out press releases

• By avoiding media interactions

• By hosting large press conferences

• By wooing reporters for interviews

How does the number of campaign events in New Hampshire compare to Maine?

• Both states host an equal number of events

• New Hampshire hosts fewer events than Maine

• New Hampshire hosts significantly more events than Maine

• Maine hosts more events than New Hampshire