For readers in New Hampshire, this page covers state legislative sessions, elections, public policy and civic developments. Coverage focuses on the decisions made at the statehouse and their impact on the state.
Independent newcomer Becky Berk won a New Hampshire House seat in the Chichester-Pittsfield district, unseating Republican incumbent Cyril Aures.
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Do you think state legislators should govern from the center rather than far-left or far-right?
Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas was projected to defeat Republican former Sen. John Sununu in the race to succeed retiring Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
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Do you believe imposing term limits on members of Congress would improve our federal government?
Representative Maggie Goodlander discusses economic barriers and legislative goals at a public policy event.
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Should New Hampshire legalize recreational marijuana for adults?
Democrats will control both chambers of New Hampshire's Legislature and all five executive council seats in the next term, setting up a possible shift on marijuana policy.
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Do you trust public universities to host discussions on sensitive political or legal issues?
A Republican National Committee member claims a judicial panel discussion constitutes an illegal campaign contribution.
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Do you believe voters should support third-party candidates to help them achieve ballot access?
A recent survey shows the party could secure ballot qualification by reaching a 4% threshold in the U.S. Senate race.
This section follows legislative activity, election outcomes, executive orders and public policy implementation. Reporting reaches from the capital to the rural counties where town governance operates. State government interactions with federal mandates create a unique tension in the lawmaking process. Regulatory changes and recurring budget discussions serve as the most frequent drivers of political news in the state.
