A Post-Thanksgiving New Hampshire Primary?  By Molly Ball The
Granite State could hold its primary as early as Dec. 6 if
Nevada doesn't move its January caucus a few days  Turkey -
REUTERS:Brian Snyder - banner.jpg  CONCORD, N.H. -- New
Hampshire's primary could be held as early as Dec. 6, 2011,
Secretary of State William Gardner warned today.  In a statement
issued Wednesday afternoon, Garnder, who sets the date, said
that if Nevada sticks with its current plan to hold a caucus on
Jan. 14, "I cannot rule out the possibility of a December
primary."  Gardner wants Nevada to accept a date of Jan. 17 or
later in order to keep the 2012 primaries from spilling into
2011. But if it does not, he said, "The dates of Tuesday,
December 13th, and Tuesday, December 6th are realistic options,
and we have logistics in place to make either date happen if
needed."  The primary calendar has been in chaos since a Florida
panel decided to hold that state's primary on Jan. 31,
scratching the parties' plans to delay the beginning