A day after launching his Democratic presidential campaign, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders headed back over the border to New Hampshire.
Sanders, who kicked off his campaign Tuesday evening in Burlington, is holding town hall meetings in Concord and Portsmouth on Wednesday, with a house party in Epping in between.
Sanders, a self-described "democratic socialist," is hoping to appeal to left-leaning Democrats wary of Hillary Rodham Clinton, who launched her campaign last month. His New Hampshire supporters say his local ties and longstanding practice of holding town hall meetings and people-to-people campaigning will serve him well in the state that holds the nation's first primary.
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