is paul steinhauser thank you for coming back again. less than 24 hours now both before the polls opened. when do they open tomorrow, 7:00 a.m.? >> most close at 7:00 p.m. to the caucuses last week for most americans they were back to normal i guess. it's not like a caucus. i think most americans will be a little more familiar with how we do it here in new hampshire. is there any sense from election officials to what they've done in the wake of iowa. just to double check their systems. >> there has been a full force show of force here. a longtime secretary of state appear. get a news comp for friends with the governor. to reassure them that the results should be controversy free. i am a voter in new hampshire. that is how it works appear. it's a little old school but old school nowadays with all of this hacking in history we've seene old-school is pretty reassuring isn't it?as >> we will tell our listeners that the networks have lots of coverage today throughout the state. we mentioned the president also appearing tonight. in manchester

. >> host: paul steinhauser. >> guest: that's a great question. it is different state-by-state. in iowa those caucus are administered by the straight party but it's different here. the new hampshire election officials, governor, as well as the chairman of the democratic party have been stressing since the debacle in iowa that is very different here. the election is administered here in new hampshire by the secretary of state's office. it's the government here that will administer the vote here in new hampshire read the rules are often different in a state-by-state and here we have what is called the semi open primary -- >> we leave this washington journal segment and going live now to rochester, new hampshire, rochester upper house is the site of a gathering today and rally with a senator elizabeth warren but she's holding a rally there ahead of this first nation primary election tomorrow could live coverage here on c-span2. >> it is so good to be here with all of you. while, the afternoon before the voting starts in new hampshire but this is what it is all about. i thought what

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you're on with paul steinhauser.ler: i noticed when a lot of the candidates come to new hampshire they go to manchester. one of the things i wanted to know was about the homeless. they can't be coming here and not seeing them, they are everywhere. homelessation of the is getting out of hand. i think that should be a major issue for a lot of these candidates to deal with because the difference between the --ple that have and that those who have not is not much. there would be more and more homeless -- that is a big issue for me. it is almost like they don't count. thank you. paul? guest: there is an issue here in manchester with homelessness. we have seen candidates not just in this cycle but cycles in the past visit shelters to help people. another place you might see it because it has become a national story is in california open the campaign trail moves on to california, the largest of the super tuesday states. it has been such a big issue in san francisco, homelessness. you have also seen the president use that is

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. >> this morning, paul steinhauser from the concord, new hampshire monitor talks about tuesday's democratic in the state. later, kathy solemn -- sullivan of the dnc on her support of

with me now is paul steinhauser, political reporter for the concord monitor.itional late deciders but in addition to those one in ten around half a saying they're supporting a candidate but they might change their mind by primary day. they've had lots of access to the candidates over the past year, what does it take for them to make up their mind? i think we are spoiled here, the same nio, because we get to see the candidates many times. right now, for democrats especially, they want to find somebody who can be donald trump. is there a candidate you think could do well in new hampshire who did not do well in new hampshire who did not do particularly well in iowa? could a stroppy surprise? it could. polling indicates a bernie sanders isa polling indicates a bernie sanders is a favourite, he won big four yea rs is a favourite, he won big four years ago here, he is from neighbouring vermont. the minnesota that senator who did not do well in iowa has been getting some momentum in the past few days. what is it that new hampshire voters like abbott bernie sanders? p