OTHER DEMOCRATS ARE URGING VOTERS TO WRITE IN PRESIDENT BIDEN ON THE BALLOT. TODAY CONGRESSWOMAN ANNIE KUSTER AND BOSTON MAYOR MICHELLE WU JOINED TOGETHER TO GET THAT MESSAGE OUT. KUSTER DEMONSTRATED THE PROCESS TO WRITE IN BIDEN’S NAME. BOTH SHE AND WU SAY A BIDEN RE- ELECTION AS CRITICAL. <XXXX CLIP 480 IN 47:29 IT IS GOING TO PAVE THE WAY FOR OUR QUALITY OF LIFE AND FOR OUR DEMOCRACY FOR THE REST OF THIS CENTURY. OC 47:37 XXXXXX> <XXX CLIP 482 IN 56;25 WHETHER WE LET FEAR, AND ANGER AND HATE OVERPOWER OUR FAITH IN EACH OTHER, AND OUR FAITH IN OUR SHARED FUTURE. OC 56:35 XXXXXX
Boston mayor Michelle Wu visits New Hampshire to urge voters to write-in Joe Biden
Boston mayor Michelle Wu was in New Hampshire Saturday urging voters to write-in President Joe Biden on the ballot.Wu was joined by Rep. Annie Kuster to get the message out. Kuster demonstrated the process to write-in Biden’s name. Both she and Wu said a Biden re-election is critical. >> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play <<“Whether we let fear and anger and hate overpower our faith in each other and our faith in our shared future,” Wu said. Wu said no one does democracy like New England and urged Granite Staters to uphold that tradition on Tuesday. Primary resources:Everything you need to know about the 2024 New Hampshire primaryCompare, contrast 2024 presidential candidates on key issuesLearn more about Get the Facts and view all WMUR fact checks hereRe-watch “Conversation with the Candidate”See highlights from Candidate CaféSign up for the WMUR Politics newsletterSee election coverage on Very Local
Boston mayor Michelle Wu was in New Hampshire Saturday urging voters to write-in President Joe Biden on the ballot.
Wu was joined by Rep. Annie Kuster to get the message out.
Kuster demonstrated the process to write-in Biden’s name. Both she and Wu said a Biden re-election is critical.
>> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play <<
“Whether we let fear and anger and hate overpower our faith in each other and our faith in our shared future,” Wu said.
Wu said no one does democracy like New England and urged Granite Staters to uphold that tradition on Tuesday.
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