They Were Once Biden’s Most Dedicated Foot Soldiers. That’s ‘So in the Rearview Mirror’ Now.

The New Hampshire Democrats who waged this year’s most grueling primary campaign on the president’s behalf have moved on.

Voter Tom Chase displays a campaign sign for Kamala Harris

Democrats have won presidential elections in New Hampshire going back to 2000, when George W. Bush beat Al Gore. Holly Ramer/AP

Back in January, a group of passionate New Hampshire Democrats stood out in the freezing winter for hours, getting honked at and holding signs for a Joe Biden write-in campaign that ultimately had no impact on the primary season or general election.

If any group of people might be angry or reluctant that Kamala Harris is now the party’s nominee, it would be them. But they’re not angry.

That’s “so in the rearview mirror,” Peter Lovett, a member of the New Hampshire state House, told NOTUS of the hours he spent going above and beyond for Biden. “I moved on from that.”