Steve Marchand is a former gubernatorial candidate and the founder of Move the Goalposts, dedicated to electing Democrats in competitive races to the NH House and Senate

In this conversation, Marchand discusses the political landscape in New Hampshire, focusing on the gubernatorial, congressional, executive council, and Senate races. He provides insights into the dynamics of each race, the candidates involved, and the factors that could influence the outcomes. Marchand emphasizes the importance of candidate quality, voter dynamics, and the impact of the gubernatorial race on down-ballot elections. He also shares predictions for the upcoming elections and highlights the significance of grassroots efforts in securing victories for Democratic candidates.

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Kim Johnson, a candidate for the New Hampshire State House, discusses her background, family, and her reasons for running for the NH State House. She shares her experience in Moultonborough and her passion for education, particularly the issues of divisive concepts and the voucher system. Kim expresses her support for LGBTQ rights and women's reproductive health. She highlights the importance of local elections and the impact they have on people's daily lives. Kim is confident in her prospects for winning the election and making a positive difference in her district.

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Kayla Hewitt is a young mother of four who made the decision to run for the NH State House after she started following school board meetings in her town of Wolfeboro. She is running as an independent in this race. Kayla talks about school education, reproductive rights, and book bans.

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