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New Hampshire Public Radio will broadcast special live coverage of Gov. Chris Sununu's inaugural address. -
Secretary of State Dave Scanlan said the ballot machines the state tested in the midterms were accurate but had hardware issues. -
N.H. House Speaker Sherm Packard was again reelected. In the New Hampshire Senate, Jeb Bradley was elected President. -
Un reconteo ordenado por la corte confirmó la victoria del Republicano Larry Gagne, representante estatal de Manchester. Se aprueba fondo para expandir servicios de técnicos de emergencia. Hubo vigilia por víctimas del incidente de la discoteca LGBTQ en Colorado Springs. -
The second recount came after Democrats asked a judge to block Secretary of State David Scanlan from recounting 25 ballots that a post-election audit suggested weren’t included in the first recount, completed last week. -
Democrats are challenging the secretary of state's authority to count ballots allegedly missed during an earlier recount. -
New Hampshire Democratic Party spokesman Colin Booth accused Republicans of trying to "conduct recount after recount until they achieve their desired result," while Republicans accused Democrats of voter suppression. -
The issues in Belknap County revealed a broader tension within the Republican Party, with members of the libertarian-minded Free State Project and others who share some of their beliefs about extremely limited government running as Republicans. -
Un escaño que representa a la ciudad de Manchester tiene un reconteo pendiente. Demócratas escogen a Matt Wilhelm como nuevo líder en la Cámara. Manchester y Nashua considerado mercado de alojamiento atractivo, según ranking de bienes raíces
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In reconciling the numbers from an initial round of recounts, Secretary of State Dave Scanlan said his office wasn’t sure all the ballots had been recounted and that the process would need to continue.
