New Hampshire Today

In a refreshing departure from the traditional two-party system, this episode of New Hampshire Today features an independent candidate who's shaking things up in the second congressional district. Robbie Mahrou joins Chris Ryan to discuss his campaign and the need for balance in representation.

As an independent candidate, Robbie Marhou is no stranger to the challenges of running outside the party lines. He's passionate about bringing a fresh perspective to the table and addressing the issues that have been neglected in the second district for decades. With a strong focus on representation and community needs, Robbie's campaign is gaining momentum. But what does this mean for the future of politics in New Hampshire?

Robbie shares his insights on the current state of the two-party system and the importance of achieving balance in representation. He highlights the need for a more nuanced approach to policy-making, one that takes into account the unique needs of different communities. From healthcare to infrastructure, Robbie's policy proposals are comprehensive and community-driven. But can an independent candidate really make a difference in a system dominated by party politics?

Tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear Robbie Mahrou's inspiring story and learn more about his vision for a more representative and inclusive government. Listen as he shares his thoughts on the importance of community-driven policy and the role of independent candidates in shaping the future of politics in New Hampshire.

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As the midterm elections heat up in New Hampshire, this episode of New Hampshire Today delves into the key issues that matter most to voters. Joining Chris Ryan in the studio is Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander, who's running for re-election in the 2nd Congressional District. With just two weeks to go before Election Day, Congresswoman Goodlander shares her vision for the future of New Hampshire and the country.

In this episode, Congresswoman Goodlander discusses her top priorities, including lowering costs for hardworking families, cracking down on corruption, and holding the administration accountable. She also talks about the importance of stabilizing the healthcare system and addressing the rising costs of energy. With a background in the Justice Department's antitrust division, Congresswoman Goodlander brings a unique perspective to these issues and offers practical solutions to the challenges facing New Hampshire.

From her experience working on the first impeachment of President Trump, Congresswoman Goodlander emphasizes the need for careful consideration and a focus on the facts when it comes to oversight. She also highlights the importance of term limits, age limits, and getting corporate cash out of politics. With her commitment to transparency and accountability, Congresswoman Goodlander is a voice for the people of New Hampshire.

Tune in to hear Congresswoman Goodlander's insightful thoughts on the issues that matter most to New Hampshire voters. Listen to this episode of New Hampshire Today to learn more about her vision for the future and how she plans to make a difference in the lives of Granite State residents.

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As we count down the days to Election Day, the stakes are higher than ever in New Hampshire's CD1. This week, the Democratic nominee for Congress, Stefany Shaheen, joined the show to discuss her platform and why she's the best choice for the district.

In this episode, Stefany shares her vision for a better future for New Hampshire families, tackling pressing issues like the war in Ukraine and its impact on energy prices. She also weighs in on the importance of investing in renewable energy sources and the need for dramatic reforms within the Department of Homeland Security. With the current administration's policies causing widespread pain, Stephanie's message of hope and unity resonates with voters across the state.

Stefany's opponent, Anthony DiLorenzo, has taken a different approach, supporting the war and the tariffs that are driving up costs for families. Meanwhile, Stephanie has been working tirelessly to bring attention to the struggles of small business owners and consumers who are feeling the pinch. Her commitment to rolling back the tax breaks for billionaires and cutting healthcare costs is a breath of fresh air in a time of economic uncertainty.

If you're looking for a leader who will put the needs of New Hampshire families first, listen to this episode to hear Stefany Shaheen's vision for a better future. She's got a clear plan to bring down prices, end the war, and support our community. Don't miss this important conversation and make sure to cast your vote on November 3rd.

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In a lively discussion on the upcoming U.S. Senate election, John E. Sununu dives into the key issues that will shape the future of New Hampshire. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the state's politics and the direction of the country.

The conversation centers around the importance of having an independent voice in the Senate, with Senator Sununu emphasizing the need for a representative who will stand up for New Hampshire's interests, regardless of party lines. They discuss the current state of the economy, the need for reform, and the importance of accountability in government. Sununu also touches on the issue of corruption, citing examples of politicians trading stocks while in office and the need for term limits.

To hear more about the Senator Sununu's vision for New Hampshire and their take on the upcoming election, tune in to this episode and listen to their insightful discussion on the importance of an independent voice in the Senate.

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As the midterm election heats up in New Hampshire, the state's gubernatorial candidates are getting ready to rumble. Yesterday's debate between Kelly Ayotte and Cinde Warmington was a clash of titans, with both candidates throwing punches and neither backing down. But what did we learn from this intense exchange, and how might it impact the outcome of the election?

The debate, moderated by Scott Spradling, saw both candidates tackle issues like housing, energy policy, and the economy. Ayotte accused Warmington of being out of touch with the state's needs, while Warmington fired back at Ayotte's ties to private equity firms like Blackstone. The exchange was spirited, with both candidates landing some solid blows. But what was missing from the debate was a clear vision for the future - both candidates focused on past accomplishments rather than outlining their plans for the next two years.

As we look ahead to the election, it's clear that the stakes are high. The New Hampshire Today team is on the ground, bringing you the latest news and analysis. Join us as we break down the key takeaways from the debate and explore what they mean for the future of the state.

Tune in to hear our expert analysis and insights on the gubernatorial debate, as well as our discussion on the state of the federal races and the New Hampshire House, Senate, and Executive Council. Don't miss this episode of New Hampshire Today for a deeper dive into the issues that matter most to Granite State voters.

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This morning on the show, we're diving into the latest global news with Fox News Radio's Jonathan Savage from the European Bureau in London. From the ongoing conflict in Ukraine to the France riots and Canada's diplomatic efforts, our guest shares insights on the complex web of international relations and the implications for the global economy.

This episode, we're discussing the latest developments in Russia's attack on Ukraine, the controversy surrounding the Starshield system, and the impact on the region. We're also exploring the France riots, including the involvement of left-wing anarchist groups and the potential consequences for the French government. Additionally, we're looking at Canada's efforts to diversify its relationships and trade with the European Union and Turkey.

Our guest shares expert analysis on the situation in Ukraine, the France riots, and Canada's diplomatic push. We're also discussing the Middle East, where Iran's foreign minister has expressed skepticism about peace talks with the U.S. administration. With tensions running high, our guest provides context on the current state of play in the region.

If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest global news and expert analysis, tune in to this episode to hear our guest's insights on these critical issues.

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New Hampshire's gubernatorial debate between Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte and Democratic challenger Cindy Warmington was a clash of ideologies, with both candidates not holding back on the issues that matter most to voters. The debate, moderated by Scott Spradling touched on topics such as housing, energy policy, and the economy. Ayotte accused Warmington of being out of touch with the state's concerns, while Warmington fired back at Ayotte's ties to private equity firms that are driving up the cost of living in New Hampshire.

This episode of New Hampshire Today also delves into the world of sports, as the Patriots prepare to take on the Bears in Chicago. 

The latest news from the world of politics also made headlines this week, with the Fox News power rankings showing a shift in voter sentiment in rural areas. The rankings also highlight competitive races in key states that could impact the outcome of the election.

Tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear more about the gubernatorial debate, the Patriots' upcoming game, and the latest news from the world of politics. Join us as we discuss the issues that matter most to New Hampshire voters and explore the stories that are shaping the Granite State.

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As the midterm elections approach, the momentum is shifting in favor of the Democrats. With just 13 days to go until election day, the party is poised to take control of the House of Representatives, and there's a real possibility they could also win the Senate. But what does this mean for the Granite State? This episode of New Hampshire Today explores the latest developments in the federal races, and what they might mean for New Hampshire's voters.

The speaker is joined by John Lappie, a professor of political science at Plymouth State University, who breaks down the latest polling numbers and what they reveal about the state of the election. From the House to the Senate, Lappie shares his insights on the key races that will determine the outcome of the midterms. With the Democrats looking strong, but the Republicans still in the running, it's clear that this election will be one to watch.

One of the key takeaways from the conversation is the importance of polling accuracy. Lappie notes that while some argue that polls are underestimating Republican support, the data suggests that this might not be the case. He points to the 2020 presidential election, where polls were off by a significant margin, and argues that this could be a repeat scenario in the midterms.

As the election draws near, it's clear that the outcome is far from certain. Will the Democrats' momentum carry them to victory, or will the Republicans stage a comeback? Tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear Lappie's expert analysis and get the inside scoop on what's at stake in the Granite State.

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This morning, the world is watching as US officials prepare to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, amidst rising tensions between Washington and Kiev. The meeting comes after President Trump's comments on Ukraine, which have sparked a heated debate among lawmakers and experts. In this episode, we dive into the latest developments and discuss the implications for the US-Ukraine relationship.

The US-Ukraine situation is complex, with President Trump's comments causing a stir among lawmakers and experts. The meeting with Zelensky is seen as a crucial step in resolving the tensions, but the outcome remains uncertain. Meanwhile, President Trump's rallies across the country are raising questions about the Republican Party's strategy in the upcoming midterm elections. Is the president's focus on emotional appeals and targeting Democratic candidates enough to sway voters, or will the party's efforts to keep the Senate and House be successful?

Julia Manchester, White House correspondent for The Hill and News Nation, joins us to break down the latest news and provide insight into the US-Ukraine situation. She shares her analysis on the president's rallies and the Republican Party's strategy in the midterm elections. We also discuss the implications of a potential divided government and the White House's preparations for the upcoming elections.

Tune in to this episode to hear Julia's expert analysis and gain a deeper understanding of the complex US-Ukraine situation and the implications for the midterm elections.

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As the midterm elections approach, voters are feeling the pinch of rising costs, and it's clear that the economy is a top concern for many. This week on New Hampshire Today, we're diving into the world of economics and politics to explore how voters are making sense of the current economic landscape and what they're looking for in their leaders.

In this episode, we're joined by Mike Cote, senior editor of New Hampshire Magazine and New Hampshire Business Review, who shares his insights on how the economy is affecting voters and the potential impact on the midterms. We also hear from Dean Spiliotes,"New Hampshire's Political Zen Master," who breaks down the complexities of the economy and the role of public policy in shaping voters' perceptions. And Chuck Zodda, host of Financial Exchange, joins us to discuss the key issues that voters are focusing on, including gas prices, grocery prices, and mortgage rates.

The conversation touches on the idea that voters are often driven by emotional reactions to economic conditions, rather than a clear understanding of the underlying policies. We explore the challenges of implementing policies like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, and how these initiatives could potentially impact costs. With the midterms just around the corner, it's clear that voters are looking for leaders who can deliver on their promises to reduce costs and improve the economy.

If you're interested in understanding the complex relationships between economics, politics, and voter behavior, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear the full conversation and gain a deeper understanding of the issues at play.

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