NH Politics

State Democrats have proposed bills that would add reporting requirements or restrictions on federal immigration infrastructure in New Hampshire.

The idea of a mandatory cap on public school spending increases has become a major pillar of New Hampshire Republicans’ response to high property taxes.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte enters her second year in the corner office promoting a limited agenda as her imprint on state government grows.

Candidates for Senate and Congress this year are weighing in on the U.S. invasion of Venezuela and arrest of that country's leader.

The 2026 State House session kicks off on Jan. 7.

A New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute report finds 58 state fees will be newly imposed or increased on Jan. 1.

The Attorney General's office concluded that Executive Councilor Karen Liot Hill's actions in a lawsuit challenging the state's voter ID law did not amount to "a misuse of position" or other violation.

GOP House leaders want action on bill to affirm gun rights on college campuses

Perennial issues like taxes and education funding are expected in the Legislature again in the new year, as well as the role of local government and reinstating the death penalty.

The ideas include ending work-from-home policies for state employees and reorganizing the Health and Humans Services Department.