Washington Roundup: Why To Watch College Voters In New Hampshire

David Hawkings discusses the New Hampshire primary and voting rights issues, focusing on college students' ability to vote. The conversation highlights a law causing confusion about residency requirements for voting. This issue reflects broader trends in voting restrictions across states, such as stricter ID laws. The discussion also touches on the open primary system in New Hampshire and its political implications.

What is the main voting rights issue discussed in the New Hampshire primary?

• The length of voting hours

• The use of electronic voting machines

• The right of college students to vote

• The location of polling stations

What was the intent of the law enacted by Republicans in New Hampshire regarding voting?

• To extend voting hours

• To simplify the voting process

• To require residency for voting

• To allow online voting

Who led the opposition against the New Hampshire voting law?

• The Democratic Party

• The Republican Party

• The Green Party

• The ACLU

What is a common restriction on college students' voting rights in various states?

• Limitation on voting hours

• Ban on early voting

• Requirement of stricter voter ID

• Prohibition of absentee ballots

What is an open primary, as mentioned in the context of New Hampshire?

• A primary with no voter ID requirements

• A primary where any registered voter can participate

• A primary where only registered party members can vote

• A primary held on a national holiday