Nick, as you know, in our last episode, we talked about what midterm elections are and why

they matter.

You know, all the sweeping implication stuff, how midterms can affect the country with

congressional redistricting and this referendum on the president and potentially flipping

the House and the Senate and infusing Congress with all of these new ideas and setting the

stage for massive change.

But today, I want to think small.

Like how small?

Like local small.

Let's start with the town up north in New Hampshire with about 7,000 residents.

That is small.

In August, I drove up to Plymouth, New Hampshire.

It's a little college town in a place called Grafton County.

Really charming.

There's a town green with a gazebo and an old tiny diner, a covered bridge.

Of course, it's got a covered bridge.

It's very New England.

And across the street from the town green in what used to be a bookstore is the office

of the Plymouth area Democrats.

So that's the sound of people doing the wave.

Which wave?

The blue wave?

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