Vote Smarter 2020: Why Do Some States Vote Earlier Than Others?

The video discusses the competitive nature of state elections, highlighting New Hampshire's role in setting the tone with its early primary. It explains how election laws vary by state, with examples of early voting periods in Minnesota, South Dakota, and Oklahoma. The 2020 election season brought attention to these differences, showing Americans the diverse ways voting can occur within the country.

What is the significance of New Hampshire having the first primary in the election cycle?

How do individual states determine their election laws?

What trends have been observed in early voting since 2010?

In what ways has the 2020 campaign season highlighted the differences in election laws across the country?

What insights can be gained from recognizing different voting experiences across states?