Dan Barrick
News DirectorDan is NHPR's news director, managing a team of reporters, editors and producers in the newsroom and also overseeing the Document team, a longform, narrative reporting project.
He joined NHPR in 2015 as senior editor for politics and policy. Prior to that, Dan was deputy director of the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies, an independent, non-partisan think tank. He also worked for nearly a decade at the Concord Monitor in various roles, including political reporter, business reporter, deputy city editor, and news editor.
Reach Dan by email, or find him on Twitter @danielbarrick.
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Former New Hampshire Gov. Steve Merrill has died.Merrill, a Republican, served two terms as governor, from 1993 to 1997. He had previously served as New…
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This story was with additional information after the New Hampshire Republican Party clarified its plans for correcting the mistake on its mailers. You can…
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Gov. Chris Sununu issued an expansive stay-at-home order Thursday, requiring all New Hampshire residents except for those employed by “essential”…
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Gov. Chris Sununu issued a series of orders Tuesday morning aimed at softening the financial blow for New Hampshire residents dealing with the impact of…
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The race for control of the New Hampshire Senate is playing out across the state’s 24 Senate districts.But, thanks in part to years of partisan…
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Back in January, former New Hampshire governor John H. Sununu warned voters against “drinking the Trump Kool-Aid.”On Tuesday, Sununu poured himself a…
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Update, Sept. 7: You can find Republican Ted Gatsas' completed questionnaire here.Taxes. The economy. Education spending. The opioid epidemic. New…
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One-third of New Hampshire’s 24 senators are retiring this year, leaving 8 vacant seats. That’s a lot by recent standards, and it puts a big question mark…
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Spend any time around Sen. Kelly Ayotte or Gov. Maggie Hassan nowadays, and you'll hear repeated assurances that while it may be election season, they…
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The classic gerrymandered map you learned about in high school civics class is full of oddly-shaped legislative districts, drawn with obvious intent to…