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 Mark
Shields and Paul Gigot provide analysis of the New Hampshire
primary. (2/2/00)
Full
coverage of the vote and reaction
in the nation's first presidential primary. (2/1/00)
The
Republicans: After excerpts from Bush and McCain, Paul Gigot
and Tom Oliphant assess the GOP campaign.
The
Democrats : Following excerpts of the speeches, Oliphant and
Gigot analyzes the state of play in the Democratic race.
The
Historians: What might be the long-term impact of tonight's
results, the NewsHour historians discuss.
Terence
Smith reports on how
the media shape the New Hampshire political landscape. (2/1/2000)
After
hundreds of campaign stops and millions of dollars spent, the small
town of Dixville Notch cast the first
primary votes of Election 2000. (2/1/2000)
Gwen
Ifill reports on the final hours of
the Democratic race in the Granite State. (1/31/2000)
REALAUDIO:
Listen to a discussion with
two New Hampshire editorial page writers on the final day of
primary campaigning. (1/31/2000)
Jan.
31: Democrats,
Republicans down to the wire
Jan.
27: Democrats,
GOP spar in debates
Jan.
26: Hatch quits, backs Bush
Jan.
17: Polls have McCain, Bradley
doing well
Margaret
Warner examines the New Hampshire political scene as GOP
candidates prepare for the nation's first primary. (1/28/2000)
Pundits
Mark Shields and Paul Gigot take on the Iowa Caucus, the President's
State of the Union address and the upcoming New Hampshire primary.
(1/28/2000)
New
Hampshire is the nation's first primary
of the presidential campaign. And through the 20th century —
with one exception — it's been vital to winning the White House.
Granite
State voters have become increasingly disappointed with the major
parties in recent years — and now
independents outnumber Democrats and Republicans.
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