New Hampshire Public Radio’s State of Democracy

Free

1.4.0for iPhone, iPad

SilverTech, Inc.

Developer

Nov 25, 2015

Update Date

News

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App Store

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New Hampshire Public Radio’s State of Democracy poster

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About New Hampshire Public Radio’s State of Democracy

Introducing New Hampshire Public Radio's State of Democracy app.

All the news and information you need on New Hampshire politics and public policy, including the First in the Nation Presidential Primary.

NHPR is New Hampshire's top source for news, insight and analysis. With our new State of Democracy app, you now have a quick, clear and convenient way to get in-depth coverage of the New Hampshire Primary and the rest of the state's political scene.

You'll find:

• news from the campaign trail;

• candidate bios and news;

• a calendar and map of campaign events across New Hampshire;

• the Daily Note, a quick run-down of what you need to know in New Hampshire Primary politics each day.

• use our audio feature to listen to all of NHPR's political coverage, as well as selected NPR stories.