The New Hampshire Primary is the first primary election in the United States, held every four years in early February. It plays a crucial role in the presidential nomination process, allowing voters in New Hampshire to express their preferences for candidates from both major political parties. The results can significantly influence the momentum of candidates as they seek their party's nomination. Due to its early position in the election calendar, the New Hampshire Primary attracts considerable media attention and campaign activity. Candidates often visit the state multiple times to engage with voters, making it a key battleground for shaping the race for the presidency.