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Voter Registration, Voting Requirements Would Be Upended by Bill Passed in House
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The House Thursday approved a bill that will upend the current voting process for the upcoming primary and general elections.
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The House Thursday approved a bill that will upend the current voting process for the upcoming primary and general elections.
Two topics this week, special education funding reform and a childish attack on Judge Ruoff by Governor Sununu.
Governor Sununu took the following oath each time he was sworn into office; I, Chris Sununu, do solemnly swear, that I will bear faith and true allegiance to the United States of America and the State of New Hampshire, and will support the constitutions thereof. So, help me God.
The House also passed a bill requiring the university and community college systems to protect the free speech and freedom to associate for all organizations on campuses and to provide funding for those organizations.
Google, Rolli, Hacks/Hackers – these companies are spending millions to create artificial intelligence programs designed to write articles about local happenings.
What one candidate didn’t know when her campaign began earlier this year, is that it would be disrupted by Goffstown’s ongoing polarization—and that she would receive threatening messages right up until Election Day, March 12.
Meeting with New Hampshire reporters in his office Wednesday, Gov. Sununu was asked if he was looking forward to campaigning with Trump.
Hampton will get a new $107 million bridge over the Hampton River on Route 1A to replace a bridge that was “red listed” along with security improvements at state buildings, including the New Hampshire State Hospital where an unarmed security guard was killed last November.
However, amidst our successes, we face unprecedented energy challenges. Over reliance on natural gas and a shortage of new electric generation capacity within the New England energy market leave us vulnerable to supply chain uncertainties and market fluctuations.
LACONIA – There will be no closing on the sale of the former Laconia State School Wednesday as the governor and Executive Council were expecting.
Although she only had a brief moment to chat with the President, she delivered her House Resolution and discussed ongoing concerns over PFAS pollution accountability in New Hampshire.