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The New Hampshire House and Senate do not allow people to give testimony by Zoom. However, if you can’t attend a public hearing in person, there are still some opportunities to share your opinion online.
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You don’t have to have any special credentials to testify, nor do you need to be some kind of subject matter expert.
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In this article, we’ll give you the tools you need to navigate the official legislative website.
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Once you find a bill you care about, you can testify at a public hearing, contact elected officials, write a letter to the editor and more.
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Cualquier persona puede testificar en una audiencia pública sobre un proyecto de ley. En esta guía, le explicamos los pasos a seguir. Estos incluyen investigar el proyecto, preparar testimonio y presentarse en Concord a la audiencia.
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The current tram, built in 1980, won’t be operational within the next five years, officials say.
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Gov. Sununu gave his inaugural address this week, and state lawmakers met for the first time in 2023.
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The bill would have changed landfill siting regulations in New Hampshire, which supporters of the effort say are outdated.
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What made it through the legislature, what didn’t, and how climate skepticism has contributed to legislative dynamics around climate change.
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Lawmakers are divided about how to honor a Newmarket resident considered to be the first African American elected to public office.