In New Hampshire, Two Different Tales Of Scott Brown's State Jump

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Robert Siegel
All Things Considered | Oct 31, 2014

The very close U.S. Senate race in New Hampshire could come down to where Republican challenger Scott Brown is from. While detractors say the former Massachusetts senator crossed the state line in search of a Senate seat, an unusually large number of New Hampshire voters are originally from out of state themselves.

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