Typical

There's a delicious Russian Cafe in South Manchester (Sunny Cafe) and a great French Canadian place on the west side (Chez Vachon). Additionally a few good middle eastern fried chicken places downtown

He's ahead in the newest poll

Yeah it's phenomenal tbh I'm so glad we have them. It's probably saved me hundreds since I moved from a town that didn't have one

Market Basket. Food is cheaper than even Walmart, plus they are great to their employees and have very good food there. Strongly recommend

Idea: build housing in Manchester that isn't just some bespoke lofts you charge hipsters 3k a month for

All the major candidates have websites. Maggie Hassan, Chris Pappas, Tom Sherman, Don Bolduc, Karoline Leavitt, and Chris Sununu all do

I would definitely say Kuster is the favorite, but she could be in trouble if there's a landslide, which looks possible. Honestly to some extent Burns' lack of visibility has actually been a good thing for him. I imagine a number of voters might vote for him simply out of dissatisfaction with the incumbent party, knowing little about him personally

Honestly the senate race has had enough polling that I've got a handle on where it's at, but the house races feel like such a black box to me. No idea what's going on with them and I feel like the only way I'll find out is watching election returns in two weeks

Well the NH1 and NH2 sample might be significantly different. I would think that either the NH2 poll is being too generous, NH1 too harsh, or more likely probably both. It is certainly a bit odd. Maybe there could be an ideological shift in NH2 also? I know Republicans have made big inroads in the north country and the Claremont area the last few years

Well I mean like church community, not the needles under the overpass kind

Because Republicans put more effort into winning state and local elections and so control more states. But blue states like Illinois and Maryland do the same thing in favor of democrats, there are just less blue states

NH Journal and Granite Grok are both conservative but NH Journal is much more establishment conservative. As to the poll, quite possible it had bad sampling data. I wouldn't say NH 2 is safe dem, but it certainly leans that way. If dems do lose it, they've probably lost very badly nationwide.

Manchester, Best: It's big enough to have everything you need while being small enough to have real community around you

Worst: all the heroin

Gotta get a political ad now claiming Maggie Hassan is harboring him in her basement

Yeah I'm getting to my breaking point with them and there's still a month to go. Gonna be a long month