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The new provisions will require people seeking an absentee ballot to show proof of their identity.
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The first candidate to enter the race for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District seat, Bright said he's dropping out to support an unnamed Republican who has yet to declare they are running.
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Sununu praised Innis, who also urged former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown to quit the race. Brown says he's staying in and would welcome Sununu's entrance into the GOP primary.
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The suit seeks sensitive voter information including partial Social Security numbers. The Secretary of State has said New Hampshire law prohibits sharing such information.
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Brown, a Republican, is running again for the U.S. Senate seat in New Hampshire. At the same time, he's juggling a rock star side hustle with his cover band, the Diplomats.
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Hollie Noveletsky, owner of Novel Iron Works in Greenland, ran in the Republican primary for the same seat in 2024.
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Defeated by Jeanne Shaheen in 2008, Sununu is being encouraged by national Republicans to seek his old seat. Sununu says he will listen to voters and make a decision next month.
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A scientist and volunteer with local progressive causes, Manzur is making her first run for elected office in New Hampshire.
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The Manchester lawmaker stressed support for Trump as he kicked off his bid.
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Heath Howard, whose platform includes universal healthcare and free college tuition, says the 1st District needs a representative who "understands the problems."