Political Monitor quiz for Dec. 18: The 'chaos candidate' edition
Political Monitor quiz for Dec. 18: The 'chaos candidate' edition
Republican presidential candidates match wits again, the GOP establishment struggles to agree and New Hampshire's drug task force keeps toiling away. It's another week in Granite State political news!
Republican presidential candidates match wits again, the GOP establishment struggles to agree and New Hampshire's drug task force keeps toiling away. It's another week in Granite State political news!
"Donald is great at the one-liners, but he’s a chaos candidate and he’d be a chaos president," said this GOP candidate at Tuesday night's debate. Who was it?
What New Hampshire university is preparing to host a Democratic primary debate on Dec. 19?
“I’m hearing a lot of people say they won’t vote for her,” this former GOP state senator told the Associated Press. “People are saying that Kelly Ayotte is not a good choice for the Republican Party.” Who was it?
New Hampshire's GOP establishment is split in the presidential contest, according to former governor and senator Judd Gregg. "People who have traditionally been active in the party are spread across a whole series of major candidates," he said. Who is Gregg backing in the primary?
Tuesday's GOP debate featured a clash between Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, two young and ambitious politicians who happen to be the same age. How old are they?
The Granite State Coalition for Common Sense has been formed to urge legislative action on what issue?
On Tuesday night, what four candidates appeared on the earlier undercard debate for those with low poll numbers?
The task force screening bills to handle drug abuse ended up separating a proposal to buy more cruisers for the state police from a broader law enforcement bill. How many cruisers were requested?
According to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System for guns, New Hampshire is the worst state for submitting mental health information. Five other states have submitted few such records. What are they?
Donald Trump has said that soon after becoming president, he would undo many of President Obama's executive orders. But he's also promised to issue an executive order of his own, doing what?