New Hampshire Primary Sees 'Ceasefire' Write-in Campaign Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict

The grassroots movement aims to pressure President Biden to push for a ceasefire, but many voters remain unaware of the initiative.

Pro-Palestinian activists in New Hampshire have launched a campaign encouraging voters to write 'ceasefire' on their ballots in the state's primary, in a bid to send a message to President Joe Biden to press Israel into a ceasefire in its war with Hamas.
The campaign, backed by some prominent state politicians, comes as Biden's support for Israel's war with Hamas faces criticism from the Democratic party's left.
Despite the campaign's efforts, many voters in New Hampshire were reportedly unaware of the initiative, and it's unclear how many participated in the write-in effort.
Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley, who is challenging former President Donald Trump in the Republican primary, opposes a ceasefire, while Trump claims he could end the war quickly.
New Hampshire is also running a Democratic primary, despite Biden not being on the ballot, and there is a local effort to write in Biden's name to discourage long-shot candidates from continuing their bids.