Josh Rogers
Senior Political Reporter and EditorJosh has worked at NHPR since 2000.
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In the past, Gov. Chris Sununu argued that Trump should leave the presidential race if convicted of a felony. But in an interview, he said he no longer believes that.
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According to newly released documents, GOP state representative and former Claremont police officer Jon Stone threatened to a kill colleagues and rape the police chief's wife and children.
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State Sen. Becky Whitley announced she is exploring a run for New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District. Former executive councilot Colin Van Ostern is already in the race.
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Supporters argued pandemic masking requirements hurt students, while opponents said local officials should retain the power to require masking if the circumstances call for him.
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U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, a Democrat who has represented New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District since 2013, has announced she is not running again in 2024.
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With the court order calling for the state to spend millions more on public schools on appeal to the state's highest court, House lawmakers consider a plan from a GOP budget writer.
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Tuesday's results were unsurprising in districts that tilt Democratic, and they shrink the GOP’s partisan edge in the House to just six seats.
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Biden's first trip to New Hampshire in nearly two years follows recent stops in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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The bill would impose a no-excuse requirement that voters supply proof of identity, domicile, and citizenship at the polls.
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In a party-line vote, a legislative committee approved spending $850,000 to send 15 National Guard members to Texas for 90 days.