New Hampshire voters are gearing up for the first in the nation primary, with candidates making their final pitches just two days away. As voters in the Granite State prepare to make their decision, the top issues on their minds are taking center stage.
According to New Hampshire GOP Chair Chris Ager, the top concerns for voters in the state mirror those of Iowa. Immigration has emerged as a crucial issue, with the impact of an open border being felt even in a state far from the southern border. Ager highlights the drug abuse and overdose crisis, noting that almost every family in New Hampshire has been touched by this issue. Fentanyl, in particular, has been a driving force behind the rise in drug-related tragedies.
