New Hampshire Bill Passes, Would Eliminate the Vice-Presidential Primary

On April 22, the New Hampshire Senate passed HB 35, which eliminates the vice-presidential part of the presidential primary ballot. The House had already passed it. New Hampshire has been the only state that ever held a vice-presidential primary.


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  1. Shucks, right when I was ready to pledge the family fortune and reputation on a run for this office.

    I will now shift my full effort on a Presidential nomination from Guam.

  2. I always dreamed of going to New Hampshire and running for VP after I retired. Now I will have to develope some other retirement dream.

  3. It made news when it became a referendum on Spiro Agnew in 1972, and when Jesse Helms won it in 1980. I hope they keep it, it makes for some interesting news.

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