Josh Rogers
Senior Political Reporter and EditorJosh has worked at NHPR since 2000.
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Candidates, activists and strategists all hope having Harris topping the ticket will boost their party's fortunes here.
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New Hampshire's top Democrats had largely been supportive — at least publicly — of Biden remaining on the ticket in the weeks since that debate performance.
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Rep Annie Kuster's retirement has prompted a range of Republicans to join the race to succeed her.
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At a July 4th parade in Amherst, Biden supporters ranged from despondent to steadfast in their support of the president.
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The U.S. Commerce Department announced $504 million in funding July 1. The Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute, based in Manchester, NH, is the lead agency in the ReGen Valley Tech Hub.
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How best to introduce yourself to voters? It’s a question any candidate seeking public office faces. For the Democrats now running in NH's 2nd Congressional District, it's being answered in competing claims of rootedness in the state they're seeking to represent.
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Thursday’s outcome, while not shocking given the deep reservation many House members had about this bill’s final form, inverts the typical dynamic in Concord when it comes to marijuana legalization.
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Whitley’s decision comes two months after she joined the race to succeed retiring U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, and on the first day of the formal candidate filing period.
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The vote to reject the plan favored by Gov. Chris Sununu could dampen the chances of legalization passing this year.
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Some of the plan's original House sponsors say the Senate's changes went too far.