Story Archives of 'Paul Hodes'

Democratic Congressman Paul Hodes

By Laura Knoy on Friday, October 10, 2008.

Two years ago Concord attorney Paul Hodes defeated a popular Republican incumbent to represent New Hampshire’s 2nd District. In his first term Hodes has been elected president of his freshmen congressional class and served on the National Security and Foreign Affairs committee and the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Now he faces Republican challenger Jennifer Horn for his seat. We’ll talk with Paul Hodes about his two years in Congress and why he wants another two.

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Shea-Porter and Hodes Undecided on Bailout

By Dan Gorenstein on Thursday, October 2, 2008.

New Hampshire’s two congressional representatives say they don’t know how they will vote on the latest economic bailout bill.

New Hampshire Public Radio’s Dan Gorenstein has more.

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Congressman Hodes and Challenger Horn React to Bailout Bill Failure

By Amy Quinton on Monday, September 29, 2008.

Both Congressman Paul Hodes and his Republican challenger Jennifer Horn opposed the federal bailout bill, but for different reasons.

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Hodes, Horn Debate in Henniker

By Josh Rogers on Monday, September 22, 2008.

The candidates clashed sharply over the economy, social security and taxes.

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Five Republican Candidates Vie for Congressional District 2

By Amy Quinton on Thursday, August 28, 2008.

Five Republican primary candidates are vying for the second district Congressional Seat.
The winner will go on to face Democrat incumbent Paul Hodes.
One of the candidates –engineer Alfred L’Eplattinier - is a long shot and has had little campaign presence.
But the other four Republicans have been crisscrossing the state trying to get voters’ attention.
And as New Hampshire Public Radio’s Amy Quinton reports, it hasn’t been easy.

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Storm-Stricken Areas Begin To Assess Damage

By Josh Rogers on Friday, July 25, 2008.

Clean-up and recovery are underway in central New Hampshire as residents, and state and local work crews try to pick up the pieces from a lethal storm that included 100 mile-an-hour winds and tornadoes.

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The House Energy Bill and New Hampshire

By Matt Laslo on Thursday, February 28, 2008.

The US House of Representatives has passed an energy bill that shifts tax breaks from oil companies to alternative energy production.

The legislation has passed that chamber before but was blocked in the Senate.

NHPR Correspondent Matt Laslo reports from Washington on how New Hampshire's delegation feels about the bill.

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President's Proposed Budget Affects New Hampshire

By Matt Laslo on Thursday, February 7, 2008.

This week President Bush unveiled his budget proposal for two thousand nine.

If he gets what he wants New Hampshire will have to find funding for many programs the federal government funded in the past.

This comes at a time when the state budget is strapped too.

NHPR Correspondent Matt Laslo reports from Washington.

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Democratic U.S. Congressman Paul Hodes

By Laura Knoy on Monday, February 4, 2008.

In his first year he was elected President of his freshman class, landed spots on key committees and enjoyed the ride of a newly-Democratic Congress. We’ll look back with Paul Hodes on his first year on Capitol Hill and look ahead to this year, including his thoughts on the stimulus package, Iraq, and border security.

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  • Paul Hodes, Democratic congressman representing New Hampshire’s Second District
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New Hampshire Delegation Splits on Energy Bill

By Matt Laslo on Wednesday, December 12, 2007.

The US Senate has reworked an expansive energy bill in the hopes of winning more GOP support

But New Hampshire's delegation has mixed reactions to the measure.

NHPR Correspondent Matt Laslo reports from Washington

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