The New Hampshire Primary And The American Electoral Process

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The book explores New Hampshire's unique role as the first presidential primary state, examining the intricacies and controversies surrounding the process. Critics argue that the primary is overly complex and not representative of the broader electorate. Through analysis, the author delves into the significance of this event in shaping presidential campaigns and its impact on national politics, highlighting both its historical importance and the debates it generates.