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Rep. Marsh: Why I Became a Democrat Today
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Just now, I met with the Town Clerk of Brookfield, NH and officially changed my party affiliation to
Democratic.
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Just now, I met with the Town Clerk of Brookfield, NH and officially changed my party affiliation to
Democratic.
BROOKFIELD – State Rep. William D. Marsh has changed his political affiliation from Republican to Democrat.
The New Hampshire House Twitter feed posted a “public announcement” late Monday afternoon that Tuesday’s Special Committee on Redistricting public input session will be live-streamed on the House of Representatives YouTube channel, although the video option is not mentioned in the House calendar.
MANCHESTER — The U.S. Senate’s filibuster provision needs to end in order to protect voting rights and with it democracy, a group of speakers urged at a press conference Monday.
While a recount in the election has been requested by Republicans, Democrats were ready to take a victory lap over flipping a Bedford House of Representatives seat, from red to blue, this week.
Among the rules are requirements that employers offer paid time off for workers to get vaccinated and a requirement that all employers with more than 100 employees to make sure their workers are vaccinated or tested weekly, which will apply to about 100 million American workers.
New Hampshire’s House and Senate Special Redistricting Committee quietly scheduled their first public “hearing” for this coming Tuesday and failed to announce the news to the public. In response to Republicans latest attempt to shut Granite Staters out of the redistricting process,
Today, the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery (GOFERR) launched the COVID-19 Expenses Relief Program to assist New Hampshire for-profit Main Street businesses with COVID-19 related business expenses in 2020 and 2021.
In addition to being on different sides of various issues, lawmakers, Republican and Democrat, are seriously divided over COVID-19 matters.