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A superior court judge wants the state Supreme Court to determine if the state constitution forbids partisan gerrymandering in drawing new state Senate and Executive Council districts.
Within hours of Gov. Chris Sununu signing the controversial Republican-backed affidavit ballot bill into law Friday, opponents filed a lawsuit calling it unconstitutional demanding it not be enforced.
Erin Hennessey, a Republican from Littleton, has resigned her seat in the state Senate and been sworn in as Deputy Secretary of State.
A coalition of opponents of the so-called “provisional ballot” bill held a press conference on Monday urging the governor to veto the legislation.
Voter confidence in New Hampshire’s election process will be studied by a new commission announced Tuesday by the state’s new Secretary of State.
A forensic audit of the 2020 election needs to be done to restore faith in the state’s election system, a House committee was told multiple times Wednesday.
After 20 years as deputy to retiring Bill Gardner, David Scanlan, 65, of Bow took over as Secretary of State on Monday.
An agreement to investigate vote discrepancies in Windham from the Nov. 3 election would involve national experts, lawmakers leaned Friday.
The prime sponsor of the bill, Senate Minority Leader Donna Soucy, D-Manchester, told the Senate Election Law and Municipal Affairs Committee the bill draws on what was learned from the 2020 elections.