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New Hampshire holds its primary first in the United States due to state law, which mandates that its presidential primary take place at least one week before any other state’s primary or caucus. This tradition has been in place since 1920 and is intended to give New Hampshire voters the opportunity to have a significant early impact on the presidential nomination process. The early primary status has also contributed to the state's political significance and visibility on the national stage.

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