, Columnist
New Hampshire Carries Outsize Stakes for the 2016 Elections
The presidential contest, a Senate slot, both House seats and the governor's mansion are in play.
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New Hampshire is in the bottom quarter of states in terms of its electoral and popular votes in the U.S. presidential contest. But no other place has more competitive races with national implications.
The presidential contest, a Senate race, both House seats and the gubernatorial election all are up for grabs. The outcomes could shape the 2017 political map.