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Trent Spiner

Trent Spiner

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Editor-in-Chief, American Psychological Association, Monitor on Psychology

Washington

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Total articles 116

  • Haley Vows to Fight On Even After N.H. Loss

    By Trent Spiner Verified| themessenger.com@ CONCORD, N.H. – Despite spending more time campaigning here than any other major candidate, Nikki Haley hit the same wall as every other Republican hopeful: Overwhelming support for former President Donald Trump. Haley was expected to lose the state by a significant margin, if perhaps slightly less that 11-hour polls predicted. With 25% of the vote counted, Haley was down 53% to 46%. The Associated Press called the race shortly after all polls were closed.

    By Trent Spiner Verified · themessenger.com

    Jan. 23, 2024

  • Attorney General: ‘No Issues of Fraud’ as N.H. votes

    By Trent Spiner Verified, Stephanie Murray| themessenger.com@ MANCHESTER, N.H. – State and local officials reported steady turnout and no issues of fraud as Granite Staters cast ballots in the first-in-the-nation primary on Tuesday. “No issues of fraud,” said Michael Garrity, spokesman for the N.H. Department of Justice. “We’ve had an average number of calls to our Election Law Hotline, but no major issues to report.

    By Trent Spiner Verified, Stephanie Murray · themessenger.com

    Jan. 23, 2024

  • Haley Vows to Fight On Even After N.H. Loss

    By Trent Spiner Verified| themessenger.com@ CONCORD, N.H. – Despite spending more time campaigning here than any other major candidate, Nikki Haley hit the same wall as every other Republican hopeful: Overwhelming support for former President Donald Trump. Haley was expected to lose the state by a significant margin, if perhaps slightly less that 11-hour polls predicted. With 25% of the vote counted, Haley was down 53% to 46%. The Associated Press called the race shortly after all polls were closed.

    By Trent Spiner Verified · themessenger.com

    Jan. 23, 2024

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Monitor on Psychology

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-336-5515