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Heading to the first settlement of Mormons in Nevada.

Becky is in Nevada with NPR Washington Correspondent Liz Halloran, touring the state and meeting voters before Saturday’s caucus. Here is glimpse in between appointments from Becky’s Instagram.

Diverse And Disillusioned, Florida’s Swing Voters Sound Off 

In the swingingest part of a swing state, NPR reporter Liz Halloran and I encountered voters who are despairing and dialed out of the political process. “We don’t see the light at the end of the tunnel,” said one man. (Becky Lettenberger/NPR)

-Becky 

Can you name the NPR host spotted in this collection of videos by  The Boston Globe?

Mitt Romney arrives in South Carolina. (Ari Shapiro/NPR via Instagram)

New Hampshire voter “Biscuit,” was still undecided as of Tuesday afternoon. But his enthusiasm for the process could not go unnoticed.  (Andrea Seabrook/NPR)

Join NPR tonight for live coverage of the New Hampshire primary. I’ll be here pulling together our photo coverage, tune in! 

- Becky 

Reporter Liz Halloran and I have been motoring around New Hampshire the past few days, chasing candidate events and taking the political temperature of the state.

On the way to a Santorum event Thursday we spotted a small lake dotted with ice fishing shelters — the first we’d seen all week. Apparently, the ice only became thick enough in the last two weeks or so… (John W. Poole/NPR)

Taking New Hampshire’s Temperature, On A Frozen Lake

Ice fishing shelters on Highland Lake in Andover, NH. The lake froze only about two weeks ago says fisherman Dan Shaw. He’s fishing for lake trout. While NPR is fishing for Republican primary storylines in New Hampshire. (John W. Poole/NPR) via Instagram

I thought this man had a great New Hampshire profile. Can you guess which Republican candidate he supports? (John W. Poole/NPR) via Instagram

NPR photographer, John Poole, is in New Hampshire this week covering the run up to Tuesday’s caucus with NPR reporter, Liz Halloran. 

- Becky