Candidates and supporters working hard in New Hampshire

Randall Jeppesen reporting The presidential candidates and their supporters are out stumping for one last day before the New Hampshire primaries.

Campaign signs are everywhere, down every street in Manchester. There's a lot of snow on the ground, but the weather is warming up to the mid-40s today, and people are out supporting their candidates.

Some Ron Paul supporters were not happy that their candidate was shut out of last night's debate, so they're trying to be heard.

The candidate who was heard in the debate was Mitt Romney. Pat Bucannon told KSL Newsraido he thinks Romney did himself a favor coming out punching in last night's Republican debate. "I think that Mitt Romney did the right thing last night. He was like a nice-looking, new boy in school who seven guys beat up on Saturday night. So he came back Sunday night to fight, and everybody likes that," he said.

Meanwhile, not all candidates campaigning in New Hampshire are immediately recognizable. Some lesser-know candidates can be seen just walking down the street holding a sign or two. Mike Gravel, for example, wants the government to be run through citizen initiatives.

Whether well-known or not, all candidates will learn their New Hampshire fate tomorrow evening.

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