As I posted before, the latest Rasmussen poll in New Hampshire shows Dennis Kucinich in fourth place, tied with Bill Richardson at 7%. This shouldn't come as such a surprise, however.
First, Kucinich has already been tied with Richardson in various national polls, such as Rasmussen, Fox, Diego/Hotline. It's really been the early states, like Iowa and New Hampshire that Kucinich has been significantly behind in the polls, a result of the intense money being spent in those states.
But, second, and more significantly, the Kucinich Campaign has been actively working with leadership in the Independent voting community. Jim Mangia, head of Independent Voice, who has been instrumental in introducing Kucinich to other Independents working to reform the political process; meetings with leaders in the national movement like Linda Curtis, director of Independent Texans, and Jacqueline Salit, executive editor of The Neo-Independent magazine and president of the Committee for a Unified Independent Party.
Below is video of Kucinich officially registering for the New Hampshire ballot, followed by a strong speech where he levels the other candidates and distinguishes some of the bold change that he is offering this country and New Hampshire. Please watch.
Monday, November 5, 2007
Huge Progress: Dennis Kucinich In New Hampshire
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2008 Election,
Democratic Primary,
Dennis Kucinich,
New Hamsphire,
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