How does the New Hampshire primary work?
Published February 08, 2016 FoxNews.com
GOP candidates make final push before New Hampshire primary
The New Hampshire primary is Tuesday – and don’t worry, this should be easier to follow than last week’s Iowa caucuses.
Unlike a caucus, a primary is a more straightforward process where voters simply show up and vote. But there are some distinctions in the Granite State.
The New Hampshire primary is considered what is known as “semi-closed,” meaning registered members of each party can vote in their respective primaries – but independents can too. That means anyone registered as undeclared in New Hampshire can essentially affiliate with a party at the polling location, and then vote in that primary.
They are the largest voting bloc in New Hampshire, and a big part of why the Granite State primary can be so hard to predict.
The voting, meanwhile, begins read more here
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