New Hampshire's political star shined bright ahead of the state's September primary, but in the waning weeks before Election Day, many big names are gravitating elsewhere
and other early-voting states over the summer. But when she came east in August, it was to campaign for Massachusetts’ Republican gubernatorial nominee Geoff Diehl.on the Democratic side. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzkerin June — where Labor Secretary Marty Walsh also spoke — but has since been spending his time on his reelection bid and his money on candidates in other states. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg headlined a major party fundraising dinner in September. Sen.
Booker joked while campaigning with Hassan and Pappas in a Derry coffee shop last week that he’d spent a lot of time in the state two years ago. He called himself “a guy who has a lot of love for the Granite State” and said he wants to keep it “at the top of our primary list.” Haley, the former Trump administration ambassador to the United Nations, didn’t acknowledge a reporter’s question earlier this month about potential dual motives about her trips to campaign for Bolduc.
Other Republican visitors to New Hampshire have been more open about their ambitions. Pompeo said his September visit for “Politics and Eggs” was “not random.” A month laterhe’ll make a decision by the spring on whether to run for president — regardless of Trump.
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