2/9 & 2/10: Canvassing Nashua

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Mitchell takes a seat in a traditional New Hampshire
snow chair.
 
     




















We have been hard at work the last several days hitting the pavement of New Hampshire, converting voters into supporters one door knock at a time. Overwhelmingly, New Hampshire's voters are incredibly kind and hospitable- one friendly conservative gentleman invited my 3 person canvas team into his house for a good 45 minutes to warm off (stranger danger was not a concept that the Yang Gang ingrained well into its interns).

 

 

    
  We encountered many of Nashua's natives on our trek through the snowy suburban jungle. Some were human and some feline, but all were as kind and welcoming as the last!



     Of course on the way back to our offices, Mitchell and I paid a visit to the Pete Buttigieg offices to see if we could spot any of our fellow RTWH interns.
We even met some friendly Tulsi supporters over the course of our travels.


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