For the past few months at least, Granite State voters have witnessed a slobberknocker of a gubernatorial primary contest which will only come to a partial conclusion with the state primary on September 10, with more than a month of mud slinging sure to follow in the multi-million dollar races for the best seat in Concord.


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For the past few months at least, Granite State voters have witnessed a slobberknocker of a gubernatorial primary contest which will only come to a partial conclusion with the state primary on Sept…{ai:summary}<p>Granite State voters are engaged in a highly contentious gubernatorial primary, with significant campaigning leading up to the state primary on September 10. The contest features an intense battle characterized by substantial financial investment and aggressive tactics.</p><p>The primary marks only a partial conclusion, as further conflicts are expected in the weeks ahead. #politics</p>

New Hampshire state primary heats up with just a week until voters head to polls

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