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Welcome to the morning show podcast. My name is Anthony. I'm Carla Marie, and today is Wednesday, September 14th,

2022. The Core 4, the four headlines you need to know. Well, that is it, folks. The last of the

primaries before the midterm elections took place last night in Rhode Island, Delaware, and New

Hampshire. Delaware's primaries were all for state and local positions, while

Rhode Island had primaries for the governor position and Congress seats in the state's first and

second districts. Now, New Hampshire had only one real race, which was figuring out which

Republican will face the incumbent Democrat for one of the state's two Senate seats. Maggie

Hassan, who is in her

first term, took about 95% of the votes in the Democratic primary in New Hampshire, so that really

wasn't a race at all. Now, with all the primaries coming to a close, we have eight weeks of campaigning

to lead up to the midterm elections in November. If you haven't done so yet, it's important to look up the laws in your state regarding

voter registration as a lot of states have changed those laws since the last election.

So make sure you're up to date and you are registered to vote.

Also, interesting note here, Louisiana is the only state that doesn't have anything that

resembles a primary.

Instead, anyone is basically allowed to run for office in the state.

But if a candidate doesn't collect 50% of the vote, the state has a runoff election with the two candidates who received the most votes.

And if you're not from Louisiana, there you go.

Hopefully you'll learn something new today.

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