One of the big shifts has been the DNC deciding to reorder the primaries such that New Hampshire

no longer goes first because many people believe Joe Biden's successes in South Carolina.

There was a decision made to put South Carolina first.

Of course, the Democratic Party frames this as having an interest in foregrounding a state

that is more diverse, but notably states like New Hampshire, which are also very diverse

and which progresses have done very well in which Bernie Sanders won 70% of Latino vote.

We're not chosen nor were states like Georgia, which is also very diverse or let's say Michigan.

What did I say?

Didn't I say Nevada first?

But yeah, 100% Nevada.

So New Hampshire, my understanding, is feeling rather chagrined about no longer having priority

in the voting schedule.

Does that create a potential for a potential benefit for Marianne in that state?

And how do you see that playing out if it makes people happy in South Carolina and South

Carolina is going first?

Will it even matter if that boosts Marianne somewhat in New Hampshire?

I'm glad that you asked this question because regardless of what the DNC decides to do,

and the state law in New Hampshire is that we go first.

And the state secretary has already said that regardless what Democrats think or Republicans

think New Hampshire is going to apply the law and we're going to go first.

So I just won my election for a rules committee here in the state and I'm really excited

to be once again in the party to be able to work on these things and we are preparing

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