New Hampshire voters discuss their choices
by Jim Tankersley CONCORD, N.H. - They're voting for hope and for changes, against illegal immigration and for economic vitality, for strength and security and strong moral values. Interviews with...
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A final frenzy in Manchester
By Jim Tankersley MANCHESTER, N.H. – There's a man on the sidewalk with an open cup and a John McCain sign. He could be a panhandler. He could be an...
Surge of a different kind for Obama
by Jim Tankersley NASHUA, N.H. -- As New Hampshire voters go to the polls this morning, a tide is turning toward Sen. Barack Obama -- in reporters' inboxes, at least....
Edwards keeps going, and going, and going…
John Edwards speaks as actors Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins watch at a house party campaign event on January 7, 2008 in Bedford, New Hampshire. (Photo by Eric Thayer/Getty Images)...
Big crowds and candor for McCain
by Jim Tankersley SALEM, N.H. – Democrats aren't the only ones packing New Hampshire gymnasiums. John McCain drew an estimated 1,000 people – and a stifling crush of international news...
Edwards’ all-night express returns
By Jim Tankersley No! Sleep! 'Til Portsmouth! Blitzing across New Hampshire in hopes of pulling out a surprisingly strong finish, Democrat John Edwards is replaying the no-doze strategy he deployed...
Edwards keeps humming while others change tune
John Edwards greets voters after speaking at the Bektash Temple Hall in Concord , New Hampshire on Saturday, January 5, 2008. Tribune photo by Nuccio DiNuzzo by Jim Tankersley CONCORD,...
Romney: No more ‘my way or highway’ diplomacy
Mitt Romney addresses a gathering of neighbors inside a home in Bedford, New Hampshire, Saturday, January 5, 2008. (Darin Oswald/MCT) by Rick Pearson BEDFORD, N.H.—Republican Mitt Romney, who had previously...
Change, in New Hampshire, is more than a slogan
By Jim Tankersley NASHUA, N.H. -- The home of the nation's first presidential primary is 94 percent white. Its Hispanic population, as a share of the state, is six times...
A ‘change’-ed Romney hits New Hampshire
by Jim Tankersley Updated, 11:58 a.m. PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Meet Mitt Romney, Mr. Change. The former Massachusetts governor and Republican presidential candidate left Iowa with a disappointing second-place finish Thursday...