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Warmington overcomes deficit, now deadlocked with Ayotte

MANCHESTER - After trailing in the polls by as much as 16 percent, Democratic gubernatorial challenger Cinde Warmington came roaring back to tie Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte with 48 percent of the vote, according to the University of New Hampshire. “We can make this happen,” she said during the Nov. 2 rally at the Manchester Democratic campaign office. However, Warmington told her supporters that a blue wave is only possible if they get out and vote. “Let’s vote blue and we will take back the Governor’s Office,” she said. House Minority leader Alexis Simpson (D-Exeter), said she and her colleagues have been working feverishly to make life better for Granite Staters. Yet, they continue to encounter resistance from the GOP lawmakers, namely House Majority Leader Jason Osborne (R-Auburn). “At every turn we have been stopped,” she said. “Let’s win big and ...

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