we are joined with chris galdieri who is a professor at st. anselm college in the department of politics. thank you for being with us. guest: happy to be here. 42nd in theire is nature -- nation as far as population. highest perinth capita income. is one of nine states with no income tax. it is one of five states with no it iswise sales tax -- one of five states with no statewide sales tax. with that background, tell us typical new hampshire voters are in the issues dominating the primary. guest: the typical voter in it new hampshire will have a higher level of education than people in the rest of the country, a little bit wealthier. diversee of the least states in the nation. in terms of issues, a lot of new care aboutoters jobs, economy, national security. one of the that has been a big facture -- factor has been drug epidemicsate abuse are in the state. this has surprised a lot of presidential candidates from both parties. meetings onld town this issue. host: why is that such a problem in new hampshire and across many new england states? gu

host: we are talking with chris galdieri, a graduate of georgetown university.rom the doctorate university of minnesota. now he is part of the department anpolitics, serving as associate professor at st. anselm college. hans from harvey's lake, pennsylvania, independent line. good morning. good morning. the one issue that i have noticed that none of the candidates address is the issue of electronic voting machine fraud. there is ample evidence on the internet that this has occurred in the past. there was a man that gave legal testimony before a court in ohio to the effect that he was hired by one of the bush campaign members. a lieutenant governor in a past thetion, to tweak electronic vote in favor of his election. he was giving testimony about the ease with these -- and that these machines can be hacked. that is a dangerous thing for the country because what is at stake right now, this is very likely to occur again. people are just unaware that this is even a possibility. host: thank you for the call, we will get a response. caller: i cannot be to that particu

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