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The write-in effort means cities and larger towns that rely on voting tabulators in most elections will now need to adopt a meticulous hand count – at least when it comes to Democratic ballots.
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Benjamin Bartlett stepped down in April, citing health reasons. The Republican also held a full time position with the Veterans Administration, in violation of federal law.
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With the resignation of Robin Vogt, Republicans hold 198 House seats, while Democrats hold 195 and independents the remaining three.
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In a 3-2 ruling, the court's majority says New Hampshire has no constitutional or statutory limit on partisan gerrymandering.
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The three organizations with rejected contracts would have served nearly 5,381 low-income individuals over the next two fiscal years, according to state health officials.
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State Rep. Troy Merner of Carroll could lose his right to vote if he's convicted.
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The poll also found solid support for President Biden in the state’s Democratic primary, but also found that many Democratic voters — younger ones in particular — are unenthusiastic about Biden's renomination.
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With the partisan divide in the 400-member New Hampshire House close to dead even, every seat is pivotal. That reality is adding to the intrigue surrounding the resignation of former Lancaster representative Troy Merner.
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To get a lift out of the NH Primary, the former New Jersey governor is seeking support from outside GOP's mainstream.
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The former president, campaigning as he faces dozens of criminal charges, continued to spread falsehoods about the 2020 election as he rallied his base.