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Tonight on "Hannity & Colmes" ...

New Hampshire Decides

Tonight's first place finish receives the state's 22 national convention delegates, and of course strong momentum as the race for the Democratic nomination moves forward — no candidate has ever become president without coming in first or second in the Granite State (search).

Some analysts predict that only three viable candidates will emerge from the New Hampshire primary, which makes an already close race for third all the more interesting.

The upset in Iowa forced the vibrant campaign of Rep. Dick Gephardt (search) to close up shop and bow out of the race. Will New Hampshire prove to be the end of the road for any of the remaining White House hopefuls? How many tickets out of the Granite State will be available for the Democratic contenders?

Join us tonight at 10 p.m. ET for a wrap-up of the day's events ... and a look forward as the race for the White House in 2004 continues.

We'll have expert political analysis, assessment and of course debate with:

• Mary Anne Marsh, Democratic strategist
• Laura Ingraham, radio talk show host
• Bill Bennett, Empower America

Also ... Democratic hopeful Dennis Kucinich reacts to his New Hampshire finish and tells us what is next for him.

All these stories and much more!

Don't miss "Hannity & Colmes" LIVE this evening at 9 p.m. ET!

--The Associated Press contributed to this report

-All guests and topics subject to change