James Pindell

NH’s southern tier dominates the 2020 campaign.

Granite makes a good base for political realignment

Claremont is the new Dixville Notch in the 2020 presidential race.

New Hampshire voters may have a distinctly different opinion about what, exactly, electable means. For a while now, voters in the Granite State, particularly Democrats, have long preferred and sought to recruit female candidates, believing they had a better chance of winning. And our election record is quite clear — in New Hampshire, women win.

Sununu is both the most popular major New Hampshire politician and the third most popular governor in America. But why?

Even presidential candidates need to kick back and relax a bit

Local statehouse reporters are vital, but they are becoming increasingly rare. Why this is bad news for everyone in New Hampshire.

Our FITN primary is 100 years old, but we're spry.

Why serving in the NH Legislature is a love affair.

How will 2019 shape Democrats and Republicans?

Healthcare, Trump and the economy are all lower on NH’s wish list.

After the midterms, a flood of presidential candidates will take aim at New Hampshire.

Will the industry redeem itself for the mid-terms?

Your 2018 ballot might be one worth remembering.

Some candidates have tenuous local connections.

Lou D’Allesandro reflects on a five-decade career.

The next political wave could reshape things.

Will political reverberations bring down another one?

Incumbent governors don’t often lose