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On February 22nd, 2024, I kicked off the 2024 election season for Move The Goalposts with our initial "Bullseye List" Kickoff Show. Learn about the analytical tools I've created to evaluate downballot districts and candidates. Then, see the 2024 political playing field, and the districts that will determine the balance of power in NH.
In late October 2023, I made a presentation to a large group of activists about a potentially competitive district in 2024, State Senate district 7. Lots of great Q&A about some new data from Move The Goalposts.
Here is a deep dive from September 20, 2023, of one of the most important senate districts for 2024: D1, the northern-most district in New Hampshire.
Including the announcement of the "Key 33" Democratic House candidates!
It was a real pleasure to spend an hour with Bob Backus and Mike Farley discussing the work of Move The Goalposts this year, and digging into the numbers for Manchester's critically important House and Senate races.
Tom and I had a great conversation about the state of American politics entering the 2022 midterms, and then took viewer questions. Lively conversation - take a listen, and give Tom a follow on social media!
I was pleased to moderate this April 2022 discussion about the prospect of legalizing cannabis in New Hampshire. I have been a long-time proponent of legalization, and this provided a very well-informed, balanced take from all sides of the issue.. Thanks to the Hillsborough County Democrats for organizing this event!
Steve spent an hour on The Exchange with Laura Knoy is a wide-ranging conversation on August 14, 2018.
In New Hampshire, too often we confuse "frugal" with "cheap". It's why property taxes are so high; why we allowed our state mental health system to atrophy; and why the gap between rich and poor school districts is wider than ever. This was from Steve's 2018 gubernatorial campaign.
Steve always believed there were practical policies that would reduce the risk of gun violence in our state, including the risk of suicide. In 2018, it hit close to home for Steve, and it became more than policy - it became personal. This was from Steve's 2018 gubernatorial campaign.
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