Christian Urrutia, one of the Democrats running in the NH01 primary, joins NHJournal Managing Editor Michael Graham to talk about his race, the issues that motivate him, and why Stefany Shaheen's candidacy doesn't "meet the moment."

Then, NH political veterans Alicia Preston Xanthopoulos (aka "The Notorious APX") and Patrick Hynes talk about the latest round of rumors that Cinde Warmington really is getting into the governor's race this time. Plus: Is NH getting redder or bluer?

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He may not have President Donald Trump's endorsement, but Republican Scott Brown isn't bailing on his hopes to be the next U.S. Senator. That starts with winning the primary over Trump's pick, Republican John E. Sununu.

In this wide-ranging interview, Brown talks about how he views the endorsement, the current state of the race, and why he believes the grassroots will be with him in September, not Sununu.

Also on the podcast: Rank punditry, provided by Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, and Periklis Karoutas of Legislative Solutions.

Hosted by NHJournal's Managing Editor Michael Graham.

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Scott Maltzie may be an accidental chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party, but he’s got a message for friends and foes alike:

He’s not going anywhere.

On the NHJournal podcast, he tells Managing Editor Michael Graham he wants to build "the best damn party in the country," and he lays out his vision for how to do it. Maltzie also discusses his (ahem) unorthodox path to the chairman's job and his plans for the future.

Also on the pod: Veteran strategists Michael Dennehy and Matthew Bartlett on the current state of New Hampshire politics, and why the race for NH governor may already be over.

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