When I ran for and served in office, it was because I wanted to bring a new, younger perspective to the political process. There were voices that I felt weren’t […]
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When It Comes to Water Infrastructure, Sununu Attempts Balancing Act
Gov. Chris Sununu pushed for right-to-work and for a repeal of a required permit to carry a concealed weapon, but he’s also advocating for an issue that’s not often discussed — […]
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Questions Arise Over Who Would Ultimately Pay for Northern Pass
In the past week, there have been several questions raised about the cost of the Northern Pass project and who is poised to pick up the cost once it’s completed. […]
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Could There Be a Legal Battle if Towns Postpone Tuesday’s Elections?
Monday was supposed to be the calm before the storm, but in New Hampshire politics, the day was muddled with confusion over the legality of towns’ rights to postpone Tuesday’s […]
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Trump Appointees from NH Under Fire for Lack of Experience
Two appointees to President Donald Trump’s administration, who are also New Hampshire residents, were in the spotlight this past week, being criticized for their lack of experience to hold the positions. […]
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Two Energy Issues Facing the NH Legislature Under Gov. Sununu’s Term
It’s New Hampshire Energy Week in the Granite State. Throughout the week, lawmakers and energy policy advocates discussed some of the challenges facing the state, solutions to solve these problems, […]
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Annie Kuster Chairs DCCC’s Frontline Program, Yet Is Also Listed As One of the Vulnerable Incumbents
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is sending mixed signals about U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster. They must believe the Democratic representative from New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District can hold on to her […]
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NH Senate Bill Would Allow for ‘Involuntary Commitment’ for Opioid Addictions
If John Carter had been involuntary committed after he overdosed on opioids, then he might still be alive. That’s what some members of his family said when they spoke in […]
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Was the Possible Delay in NH’s Gender Identity Bill Expected?
A bill banning discrimination against gender identity appears to be in trouble in the New Hampshire House. Before the House votes, House Speaker Shawn Jasper is recommending that representatives table the […]
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The Facts Behind Sununu, Lawrence Mayor’s Fight Over Opioid Crisis
It’s not often where there is a war of words between a governor and a mayor of neighboring state. Yet, that’s what happened last week between New Hampshire Gov. Chris […]