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Rep. David Cote, who has chronic health conditions, was never sworn in this session. His lawsuit against the Republican majority seeking remote voting has languished in the courts.
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NH state Rep. Benjamin Bartlett, a Republican, made few votes at the State House this year due to illness.
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The bipartisan task force will produce recommendations for reform, but its chairman stresses it is not a venue for relitigating cases.
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In Smith, the Legislature has a nonpartisan administrator with passion for rules and order.
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Republicans hold 200 seats going into the upcoming session and Democrats 199, with one seat undecided.
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Rep. Jason Osborne's company fired the last of his 20 New Hampshire-based employees on March 2 without notice.
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In a statement responding to the court's ruling, Gov. Chris Sununu said "access to these services will continue to remain safe, accessible, and legal in New Hampshire."
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The measure, which has already cleared the legislature, awaits further action from Gov. Chris Sununu.
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The workforce housing package favored by Gov. Chris Sununu and affordable housing advocates is all but defeated.
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LGBTQ+ rights groups, teachers unions and the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office have raised concerns that the law could require schools to “out” trans students to their parents.