When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited New Hampshire in May, former Portsmouth City Councilor Stefany Shaheen stood outside the Concord press conference to let voters know it was his anti-science policies that convinced her to run for Congress.

Hampton Selectwoman Carleigh Beriont, the leading progressive in the race, has been pitching a single-payer Medicare for All system

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