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A pair of proposals backed by Republicans would end the system of sworn affidavits for new voters. Opponents say the change will disenfranchise qualified residents from voting.
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Since the law took effect, two voters’ ballots have been voided — and their choices made public — because they didn’t provide proof of ID when they registered. Both had just turned 18.
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The Republican measure would require new registrants to show a passport, birth certificate or naturalization papers instead of signing an affidavit.
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The bill would impose a no-excuse requirement that voters supply proof of identity, domicile, and citizenship at the polls.
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Defensores piden apoyo para residentes con discapacidades en la crisis inmobiliaria. Panel habla de que las disparidades raciales en acceso a atención médica persisten en NH. Desafían la ley electoral de declaración jurada.
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Former Rep. Troy Merner claims there are “multiple” other lawmakers also living outside their districts but declined to provide details.
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Hubo manifestación en Manchester para conmemorar el día internacional de la mujer. Fiscalía recibe quejas sobre intimidación de votantes. Comienzan audiencias sobre presupuesto estatal.
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There are at least three companies who are seeking to have their ballot counting machines certified for use in New Hampshire elections.
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Diez años después de Sandy Hook, una estudiante activista sigue peleando en contra de la violencia de armas. Un comité estatal especial de confianza electoral termina con su año de trabajo. Mercado de bienes raíces presencia baja de ventas.
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En Sandown, un esfuerzo para prohibir las máquinas de conteo de votos no consigue éxito. Arrestan a editora de Londonderry Times por no cumplir apropiadamente con leyes de propaganda política.