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Susan Walsh/AP/APThe clock is nonetheless ticking because the Democratic National Committee's rulemaking arm is meeting Friday to begin deciding which states should be the first four to vote, while considering adding a fifth slot. -
Robert F. Bukaty/AP/APThe Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled unanimously that the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands acted within its authority in leasing a 1-mile stretch of the 145-mile power transmission line.
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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.
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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.
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Melanie Levesque said Thursday she will challenge David Scanlan, who took over the position in January when longtime Secretary of State Bill Gardner retired.
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A final report from New Hampshire’s Special Committee on Voter Confidence is stalled over a debate over how to frame the public testimony gathered over months of hearings — which included some unfounded claims about voting.
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Republicans hold 200 seats going into the upcoming session and Democrats 199, with one seat undecided.
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Donald Trump is officially running again, trying to avenge his loss to Joe Biden, even as Trump still refuses to admit he lost. Trump's push to overturn the 2020 outcome helped spark an insurrection.
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With more than a dozen recounts to come, partisan control in Concord remains uncertain.
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Young voters made their voices heard in the midterm vote.
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Most county attorney races were uncontested this year.
