BY LAUREN SAUSSERSomething went wrong during the state primary in Hooksett Sept. 9, and the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office is determined to get to the bottom of it. According to three complaints received by the Attorney General’s Office, a number of Hooksett voters who thought they were unaffiliated with a political party ...

Peggy Teravainen and Marlene Lein, both in red, oversee the voting machines in Hooksett as residents cast their ballots on primary election day.

Suzanne Crosby casts her ballot in Hooksett during the primary election as Peggy Teravainen oversees the machines.

Hooksett police officer Les McDaniels waves at the campaigners outside the Hooksett polls on primary election day.

Suzanne Crosby registers to vote in Hooksett during the primary election.

Mike DiBitetto campaigns for his candidate at Hooksett Cawley School during the primary election.