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How one New Hampshire teachers union will affect 2016

By Jason Russell
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How one New Hampshire teachers union will affect 2016

One teachers union could decide who wins the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary.

With 17,000 members, the New Hampshire branch of the National Education Association is a political force to be reckoned with. Its membership is equivalent to more than 5 percent of the 2008 turnout in the Democratic presidential primary. That year, the NEA endorsed President Obama, but the NEA-NH pushed for Hillary Clinton through its own recommendation process.

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