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NH Senate Republicans Choose Bradley To Lead Them; Democrats Pick Soucy
State Sen. Jeb Bradley to serve as Senate president in the next term while state Sen. Donna Soucy to be Senate minority leader.
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After Six-Year Battle To Oust Sununu, Democrats Fall Short Again
The state’s 3 congressional Democrats fighting for reelection held on to their seats; the Democrat facing GOP Gov. Chris Sununu lost badly.
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New Hampshire Said No To A Constitutional Convention, Preserves Register Of Probate
The state’s last constitutional convention was held in 1984, but people on both sides of the aisle agreed that now is not the right time.
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Trench Warfare? What An Evenly Split New Hampshire House Means For Legislating
Despite the potential for gamesmanship and political alliances, the reality of a split House is likely to be more banal, some observers say.
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State Child Care Leaders Say Rule Change On Background Checks 'Devastating'
As of Dec. 15, providers will no longer be able to start new hires before background checks are done, a process they say can take weeks.
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New Hampshire Heating Fuel Reserves Remain Low
Heating fuel reserves in New Hampshire remain low, at around 60 percent of the average level over the past five years, according to the ...
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Cannon Ski Area Online Ticketing Platform Approved
Cannon Mountain is looking to implement a new cloud-based ski lift ticketing system after the Executive Council approved a proposal.
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Two Ballot Questions Await Voters On Election Day – Here's What They Mean
One question proposes ending the register of probate position; the other proposes a convention to alter the NH constitution.
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Q&A: Secretary Of State Scanlan Discusses What To Expect On Election Day And Beyond
Scanlan: Voters participating in the election process will not see much difference from past elections.
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Election Experts: Trump-Sununu Dynamic A 'Fascinating' Boost For NH Republicans
Don Bolduc, Karoline Leavitt, and Robert Burns made it to the general election by embracing Trump more loudly and proudly than others.
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Additional $2.5 Million In Rental Relief Money Not Enough To Save State Program, Officials Say
New Hampshire will receive an additional $2.5 million in rental assistance funding from the U.S. Treasury.
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$5.2M Sought For Infection Control Upgrades At Hillsborough County Nursing Home
The Hillsborough County Nursing Home could be the second to receive newly available federal money for infection control upgrades.
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NH Republicans Voice Support For Expanding 'Education Freedom Account' Program
After a higher-than-expected initial take-up, one Republican has proposed a bill raising the income cap to 500% of the fed poverty level.
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League Of Women Voters Says Voter Interest In Candidate Forums Increased This Year
Despite fewer candidate debates in 2022 in New Hampshire, interest in candidate forums is up this year, according to organizers.
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New Hampshire To Receive $104 Million For Energy Rebates And Fuel Assistance
The state will receive nearly $110 million for energy rebates and fuel assistance, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
Bedford, NH|News|
Five New Hampshire State Senate Races To Watch On Election Day
The 24 state senators are especially influential. But the body may see a significant change in the next session due to candidate turnover.
Concord|News|
Kuster And Burns Go Toe To Toe In 2nd Congressional District Debate
Democratic U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster and Republican challenger Robert Burns clashed on issues ranging from abortion to white supremacy.
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New Voters Expected To Play Big Role In U.S. Senate Election, Analysis Finds
Carsey School of Public Policy: High turnover among New Hampshire voters will be at play in the upcoming U.S. Senate election.
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$16.8 Million For Repair Of State-Owned Dams Approved By Executive Council
The Executive Council last week approved almost $17 million for the repair and reconstruction of state-owned dams.
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End Of Federal Rental Relief Funding Sparks Pleas For Backup Plan In NH
A 36-month rental relief program is likely coming to an end after the U.S. Treasury left New Hampshire out of the latest round of funding.
