“It's too early. The thought of being bombarded months and years in advance is not what I like.”

Peter Griffin, Windham

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“Yes, and I'm not impressed with it at all. One is the lesser of two evils; that's my opinion.”

Heather Martell, Littleton

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“I'm not really thinking about it right now. I think probably when the kids get back to school and we start heading into fall and it's really everywhere, then I'll start thinking about it more. Sometimes I feel like it's just too early.”

Kristin Morasco, Epping

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“While I think things are not great presently, I also believe that the issues are far greater than can be addressed by one person. I'm starting to think that something other than one man is running our country and that our basic liberties are being taken from us. Americans need to get back to that civility with one another and demand the basic rights that are provided for in our Constitution. It's a document that works well, but I fear that we are straying from it.”

Dan DiLorenzo, Merrimack

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“I probably should be thinking about the election, but I honestly haven't been. I have received some information in the mail from Mitt Romney, and I think I saw an Obama ad on television. But really, I think that people probably already know who they are going to vote for anyway.”

Lori Tentarelli, Bedford

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“I just like staying up to date and making sure I know their stances on issues and make sure I vote for the right candidate that has my interests at heart.”

David Lozier, Portsmouth