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On January first, same sex couples in the state will be able to have civil unions.

New Hampshire is the fourth state in the nation to legalize the practice.

As New Hampshire Public Radio’s Amy Quinton reports, many couples plan ceremonies as soon as the clock strikes midnight ringing in the New Year.

Thanks to the Washington Post's U.S. Congress Votes Database, you can track how each member of New Hampshire's congressional delegation has voted.

Judd Gregg Congress 110, Senate vote: Vote 131: On the Motion Congress 110, Senate vote: Vote 132: On the Motion Congress 110, Senate vote: Vote 128: On the Motion see all votes	Paul Hodes Congress 110, House vote: Vote 328: H R 2642 Congress 110, House vote: Vote 329: H R 2642 Congress 110, House vote: Vote 330: H R 2642 see all votes
John Sununu Congress 110, Senate vote: Vote 130: H R 2419 Congress 110, Senate vote: Vote 131: On the Motion Congress 110, Senate vote: Vote 132: On the Motion see all votes	Carol Shea-Porter Congress 110, House vote: Vote 325: H R 5614 Congress 110, House vote: Vote 326: H R 406 Congress 110, House vote: Vote 327: H R 5872 see all votes

Today in Exeter, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama spent an hour talking with six independent voters.