Compared to 2020, New Hampshire has turned a redder shade of purple - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "The energy is unbelievable," said Gina Green, 58, standing with a huge flag in support of Trump outside the polling place in Weare on Election Day, a long line of people snaked around the side of the building and more people waited in a line of cars that extended around the block waiting for a place to park.Green, a dental assistant, said she started volunteering for Trump's campaign in 2020, supports his efforts to close the border, and believes he can inspire the fear and respect of other global leaders and lower the cost of groceries.
47% : "In 2016, a majority of Windham voters, 55 percent, backed Trump.
42% : Meanwhile, in the state's northernmost city of Berlin, where economic opportunity has been increasingly hard to come by, Trump went from winning about 46 percent of the vote in 2020 to nearly 52 percent this year.
34% : Unofficial results show Trump captured just shy of 48 percent of the vote in Bedford on Tuesday, roughly the same result as four years prior -- numbers that suggest Bedford is still a bellwether, Scala said.
28% : Still, the fact that Harris finished only about 3 percentage points ahead of Trump in New Hampshire spelled trouble for Democrats in down-ballot races.
22% : And in Weare, Trump fell about half a percentage point in 2020 then climbed roughly 2.5 percentage points this year, according to unofficial results.

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