"Insights into New Hampshire's Unusual Primary Ballot Situation"

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New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary is underway with polls open until 7 p.m., but hours vary across the state. Secretary of State David Scanlan predicts a record turnout, expecting 322,000 voters in the Republican primary and 88,000 in the Democratic primary. Unregistered voters can register at the polls, but long lines are expected, and they need to bring proof of identity, age, and domicile. As of Friday, 26,162 people had requested absentee ballots, with 65% for Republican ballots. Voters are encouraged to check polling hours and find more information in the New Hampshire primary guide.
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