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n our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) campaigning in their respective swing state can be.Don Boswell – Henrico County GOP Chairman Don Boswell. Photo: Lars Gesing/CU

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 In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) campaigning in their respective swing state can be.Richard “Dickie” Cranwell – Former Chairman of Virginia DemocratsRichard “

In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) presidential campaigning in their respective swing state can be.Tom Rath – Kasich Adviser, Former NH Attorney GeneralTom Rath. Photo:

In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) presidential campaigning in their respective swing state can be.Craig Gilbert – Washington Bureau Chief, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) presidential campaigning in their respective swing state can be.Andrew Smith – Director, University of New Hampshire Survey

Brendan Nyhan in his office at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Photo: Lars Gesing/CU News CorpsA conversation with Brendan Nyhan - Political scientist, media critic and New York Times contributor HANOVER, New Hampshire – “All

In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) presidential campaigning in their respective swing state can be.Neil Levesque – Executive Director, New Hampshire Institute of

In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) presidential campaigning in their respective swing state can be.Terry Shumaker – New Hampshire Lawyer and Longtime Clinton Family

In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) presidential campaigning in their respective swing state can be.The spark that was Sarah PalinMark Harris. Photo: Lars Gesing/CU News