CONCORD, N.H. – All eyes this week are on New Hampshire and the landscape is quite different than it was a week ago in Iowa and quite different than it is in Florida as well.
New Hampshire is far less partisan, which is also what makes the independent vote so critical there.
The first primary in the nation may well hinge on undeclared voters, what we in Florida call NPAs, no party affiliation voters.
Four out of every 10 voters in New Hampshire are undeclared, and unlike in Florida, they can vote in any party primary they choose.
It’s of the many things that makes New Hampshire so unique, and to discuss, Local 10′s Glenna Milberg spoke to a couple experts in Concord, Miami Herald political reporter Max Greenwood and University of New Hampshire professor and author Dante Scala.
The full video can be seen at the top of this page.