Different parties, different strategies: Governors from early-voting states dish on 2020 plans

By Naomi Lim

Published February 25, 2019 5:10am ET

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Different parties, different strategies: Governors from early-voting states dish on 2020 plans — Pictured are Gov. Steve Sisolak, D-Nev., and Gov. Chris Sununu, R-N.H. | Steve Sisolak - (AP Photo/Tom R. Smedes) and Chris Sununu - (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

Two governors from early-voting states are taking opposing approaches to the 2020 presidential primary elections.

Democratic Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak and Republican New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu may be from different parties, but that’s not the only point on which they diverge. While Sisolak’s strategy is to keep his distance, Sununu has a more hands-on attitude to the nominating process.

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