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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."
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The Philbrook Adult Transitional Housing Facility in Concord helps individuals reintegrate into the community after an involuntary emergency admission due to a mental health crisis.
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The numbers offer some optimism that the state’s largest revenue stream, business taxes, may have bottomed out after a prolonged slide. But shortfalls in other areas still speak to the volatility New Hampshire’s tax structure.
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Some of the new laws address accessory dwelling units, mixed-use developments and permitting for new construction.
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A spate of vetoes show Ayotte;s willingness to buck her party — in New Hampshire. But Ayotte's approach to Trump remains more circumspect.
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While the governor's office described Broderick's departure as a "resignation," Broderick himself disputed that term, saying he had no intention of leaving but that a change in state law has ended his tenure.
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In addition to vetoing a book ban, Ayotte rejected a bill dealing with exemptions to child vaccines and one that allowed businesses to separate people by biological gender in bathrooms, locker rooms, and other settings.
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Five Democrats and two Republicans are already vying in the race for the seat left open by Chris Pappas's decision to run for U.S. Senate.
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Supporters of the bill argued a partisan ballot system would “provide additional information on the school district elections to the voters, which should increase voter awareness and voter turnout.” Ayotte disagreed.
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Jason Riddle decided to reject President Trump’s pardon earlier this year. Sen. Maggie Hassan’s office has since helped him put forward an official pardon denial request.