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NH's Electoral College votes cast for Harris in State House ceremony

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While Kamala Harris lost the White House in November's election, she won New Hampshire by about 3 points over President-elect Donald Trump.

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3 months ago·New Hampshire, United States

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NH's Electoral College votes cast for Harris in State House ceremony

While Kamala Harris lost the White House in November's election, she won New Hampshire by about 3 points over President-elect Donald Trump.

3 months ago·New Hampshire, United States

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nhpr broke the news in New Hampshire, United States 3 months ago on Tuesday, December 17, 2024.

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