half hour with Decision 2024 coverage of the New Hampshire primary is just hours away. Granite staters will be weighing in, on which candidates will move on to the general election in November. NBC 10 political guru Matt Prichard is in Nashua. All right, Matt, let us know which races you are. Glenn. I will take that title. Thank you very much. Yeah. In August, we talked with both sides of the Republican portion of this primary race. And tonight we're turning over to the Democratic side as Granite Staters get ready to cast their vote in the final hours of the primary campaign, timing two Granite State Democrats. We have a tremendous opportunity to do better. A lot of things have just gone neglected in our state. Looking to flip the governor's chair from red to blue, district two Executive Councilor Cindy Warmington and former Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig, both vying for a spot on the November ballot touting their own personal experience and honing in on a similar set of key issues. I have a record on the executive Council of fighting for reproductive freedom and public education and affordable housing, making sure we're strengthening our public schools, protecting reproductive freedom, addressing this housing crisis and lowering costs. You know, and these are all things that as mayor of Manchester, I've actually done. Now, analysts see a close race between the pair. It's close enough that that could be a Tuesday night surprise here in New Hampshire, a sharp contrast from the unfolding GOP race between Chuck Morse and Kelly Ayotte. I'm not sure that Chuck Morse is going to give her a very close, competitive fight on Tuesday, and that will really help springboard her into some strong momentum going into November's elections. Current New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has backed Ayotte to be his successor. I'm a strong endorser of Kelly Ayotte. The former senator would be an amazing asset to the state. There's no question about that. Support that Craig and Wilmington believe will ultimately fall flat. We need leadership who understands these challenges. What's happening at the local levels in our cities and towns. If I'm the nominee, this this race is going to be about Kelly Ayotte's failures. Now, polling locations open and close at various times. So for your specific place, you'll want to check out the Secretary of State's office. But generally between 6 and 7 a.m. is when they open. And the major