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Primary Puzzle

A political puzzle persists between New Hampshire and Michigan.

Democrats and Republicans in the "Wolverine State" said yesterday they're standing by plans to hold a Primary on January 15th. But a Court of Appeals is now considering whether the law setting up Michigan's date is constitutional. State officials are calling for a ruling by tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Michigan's date is the final piece in the the Granite State's 'Primary Date Puzzle.' New Hampshire wants to retain its traditional first-in-the-nation status by holding the first Primary after the Iowa Caucuses, which are scheduled for January 3rd.

Joining us for a status report is James Pindell. He's New Hampshire Political Correspondent for The Boston Globe, where he writes a blog called, "The Primary Source."

Audio for this story will be available on WBUR's web site later today.

This program aired on November 15, 2007. The audio for this program is not available.

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