Three-quarters of New Hampshire residents who voted in the 2022 general election are very confident their vote was accurately counted, and seven in eight say it was very easy to vote.
Business & Economy
Agriculture Commissioner Jasper Gets a Grilling at Rare Renomination Hearing
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Shawn Jasper of Hudson, the commissioner of the state Department of Agriculture Markets and Food, responded to complaints about his work since taking over in December of 2017 at a hearing on his re-nomination Thursday.
Courts & Corrections
Merrimack Man Charged with Election Interference After False Craigslist Ad
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Michael Drouin, 30, of Merrimack has been indicted on one felony count of interference with election communications related to the April 13, 2021, Hillsborough District 21 special election.
Business & Economy
Survey: Record Number of Granite Staters Feel Worse Off Than Year Ago; 9 in 10 Worry About Winter Heating
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These findings are based on the latest Business and Industry Association (BIA) Report on Consumer Confidence, conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
Business & Economy
Op-Ed: Fiscal Committee Must Pass $40M for Broadband to Unserved Communities
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We representatives of the undersigned towns were very troubled to see you tabled an item to accept $40 million in federal funding to build broadband to unserved and underserved areas in our State during your meeting on November 18, 2022.
Belknap County Republican Committee
AG Examines Belknap County GOP Committee for Campaign Finance Compliance
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The Attorney General’s Office is looking into the Belknap County Republican Committee to determine if it complied with campaign finance laws during the recent election period.
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Freshman Orientation Is On at the State House
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It was the first day of orientation for about 110 new members of the House of Representatives on Tuesday.
Business & Economy
Budget Hearings Reveal Shortage of State Workers as a Common Theme
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As the new state budgets for 2024 and 2025 are being crafted, the state needs to worry about the impact on services going forward if they are to have such high work vacancy rates, department heads told officials at the Governor’s Agency Budget Hearings Tuesday.
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No Change in House Winners After Ballot Law Commission Meets
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After the state Ballot Law Commission met Monday, there were no material changes in the winners and losers for state House seats from the recent recounts with Republicans holding a 201-198 majority with one tie race still to be determined, likely by the legislature, for Rochester’s Ward 4.
Courts & Corrections
Ballot Law Commission Up To Its Eyeballs In Alligators
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The Ballot Law Commission has its hands full Monday with appeals from a number of ballot recounts, including the unusual case of the House of Representative Manchester Ward 6 court-ordered second full recount.