NH voters confident in their own elections. Those held in other states? Not as much.
Less than a quarter of NH voters say voter fraud is a serious problem in the state, but nearly half say it is a problem nationally.
What intimidation at the polls means for future elections
As mistrust has risen, election workers have been faced with angry and accusatory voters who have turned to threats, intimidation, and harassment, making a critical job even more difficult.
Court releases NH congressional district maps drawn by special master
The map would move five towns from the 1st congressional district to the 2nd district to equalize the population between the two. Oral argument on the proposed map is scheduled for Tuesday, May 31.
NH Senate votes down cannabis legalization, dashing supporters' hopes
The debate represented the latest episode in a years-long dynamic: A bipartisan majority of the New Hampshire House passing a cannabis legalization bill and a bipartisan majority of the Senate rejecting the effort and voicing concerns.
Future of $100 million housing plan uncertain as Executive Council withholds approval
Councilors said they could not approve the funding without more restrictions in writing. Sununu administration officials say they will flesh out and explain their vision, even if the underlying structure remains unchanged.
NH Democrats urge DNC to keep #fitn primary
In his pitch, the NH Democratic Party chairman argues New Hampshire is one of the most accessible states for presidential candidates who can build robust campaigns for less money.
Big factors in each NH town's COVID vaccination success: outreach, demographics
The New Hampshire towns that have reached vaccination rates of 70% and higher –
and there are fewer than 10 – have
Interim rules set for NH school vouchers program
Under the new law, public school dollars would essentially follow K-12 students if they decided to attend private or charter schools.
Sununu signs 'Laurie List' bill with NH law enforcement reforms
While Democrats hailed some of the strides made, they criticized Republican colleagues for cutting out certain recommendations from the final legislation.
House Redistricting Committee has mapping software, plans listening sessions
The first round of listening sessions will be held in each county, starting as soon as mid-September and running through mid-October.
