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“Mr. Blank” got 15 write-in votes for Rockingham County sheriff, 23 write-ins for register of deeds, and four for governor in Atkinson’s state Democratic primary last week.
Send your pics from the polls to nancywestnews@gmail.com with name of photographer, polling place and your comments. InDepthNH.org journalists Garry Rayno, Paula Tracy, Nancy West, Katharine Webster and Zach Laird will be reporting and The Associated Press will provide the tallies as the votes are counted! Happy Voting!
Send your pics from the polls to nancywestnews@gmail.com with name of photographer and polling place and your comments. InDepthNH.org journalists Garry Rayno, Paula Tracy, Nancy West, Katharine Webster and Zach Laird will be reporting and The Associated Press will provide the tallies as the votes are counted! Happy Voting!
New laws and ballot counting machines, ongoing lawsuits and the planned presence of federal election monitors in Nashua and Manchester are making some voters uneasy about next Tuesday’s Republican and Democratic primaries.
ATKINSON, N.H. – A small town with a long history is marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence by celebrating its contributions to the American Revolution, its 1700s buildings and sites – and its ties to President John Adams and his wife, Abigail.
Remarkably, not a single person checked their cellphone during a three-hour “Dialogue on Liberty and Virtue” hosted by the Free State Stoics in Weare on Tuesday.
The House Judiciary Committee on Friday unanimously recommended killing a resolution that could have led to an impeachment investigation against the state’s only Democratic Executive Councilor, Karen Liot Hill.
After unanimously rejecting an attempt to impeach Executive Councilor Karen Liot Hill on Friday, the House Judiciary Committee narrowly dispatched bills on pregnancy resource centers, discrimination against people with disabilities, and liability for lingering PFAS contamination.
Accusations of harassment, doxing and retaliation – as well as harrowing personal stories about domestic and sexual violence – dominated a lengthy hearing Wednesday on a bill that would form a legislative commission to investigate the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.