Ethan DeWitt - New Hampshire Bulletin

Republican leaders in the Legislature have stressed that their party would not pursue further abortion restrictions next year. But just over a week after the deadline for House bill requests for the 2025 session, some Republicans have demonstrated an interest in taking New Hampshire’s abortion restrictions further.

The rules govern virtually every aspect of public school administration, from class sizes to curriculum requirements.

The long-standing debate over “donor towns” — and whether the statewide education property tax should be redistributed from rich to poor — has returned to state's highest court.

Sununu, who leaves office at the end of this year, is advising state agencies to prepare to not fill any vacancies.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joyce Craig says she would push to restore the tax, which will be eliminated for the 2025 tax year and beyond, and modify it to focus on higher earners. Republican Kelly Ayotte has attacked that stance and used it to say that Craig supports raising taxes.

The bill requires voters to produce a photo ID on Election Day or be barred from voting.

Several key state Senate and Executive Council races were also on the primary ballot this week.

That review showed that some families approved for school funds didn’t present sufficient documentation.

Plaintiffs in the case are seeking a broader ruling in the coming weeks that pauses the law for all student athletes.

Since the law passed in 2021, only one complaint has been brought forward, according to the Attorney General’s Office.