The Thompson Car

Senator Fred Thompson leaves the State House after filing for the New Hampshire primary in Concord, NH on October 29, 2007. Photo by Preston Gannaway

ROMNEY SIGNS UP

Mitt Romney, surrounded by family and supporters, signs up for the NH Primary at the Secretary of State's office. Photo by Dan Habib

Live free or have your head crushed

Sen. Barack Obama holds a rally outside the NH State House near where a statue of General John Stark stands. Stark, a soldier from NH who fought in the American Revolutionary War, coined the state's motto, 'Live Free or Die.' October 22, 2007 Photo by Preston Gannaway

Obama Files for NH Primary

Reporters swarm Sen. Barack Obama after he filed official paperwork for the presidential primary at New Hampshire secretary of state Bill Gardner's office in Concord, NH on October 22, 2007. Photo by Preston Gannaway

A Sign of Support

Caleb Moscoso,9, of Londonderry tries to attract presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton's attention during a campaign event about education at Plymouth State University. Moscoso begged his mother Liani, left, for a day off of school so he could hear Clinton speak and picked out his own wardrobe for the event. Passionate about unfairness, Moscoso's question concerned poor communities and their schools. He said that he went to a good school but he wanted to know how was Hillary going to help other kids who were not as lucky as he was. Clinton didn't call on him during the open session but later answered his question face to face while greeting supporters. Liani said that Caleb was very impressed with Clinton's answers and told his mom to give him a high five. "(Hillary) touched me. I've got her DNA on me!" he exclaimed. Photo by Lori Duff

Media Swarm

Presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani is swarmed by media outside the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester. Photo by Lori Duff

Cramped Diner

Presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani campaigns at the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester. Photo by Lori Duff