Divisive Concepts
Many Seek Repeal of Divisive Concepts Law
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The House Education Committee Tuesday heard the good, the bad, and the ugly about the state’s new divisive concepts law.
COVID
Bill To Require School Boards Offer Regular Public Comment
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CONCORD – A bill was heard Tuesday by the Senate Education Committee that would require a thirty-minute public comment period at the beginning of all school board meetings.
COVID
NH Leaders Divided Along Party Lines On Biden’s Vaccination Mandates
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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.
Education
Many Opportunities To Help With State Education Aid
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House and Senate committees Tuesday dealt with two bills that would provide school districts with the same state aid they received this year.
News
Dems Pick Renny Cushing as House Minority Leader
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On Thursday, members of the New Hampshire House Democratic Caucus met virtually and through ranked choice voting, nominated Rep. Renny Cushing for Democratic Leader. Democratic Caucus Members, via a voice vote, also nominated Paul Smith as the House Clerk, and J.B. Cullen as the Sergeant at Arms.
election
Super PAC Spending Hits $500 Million, While 501(c)s Hit the Brakes
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Total outside spending for the 2016 election has already reached a record $660 million, more than twice the $289 million spent by outside groups by this point in the 2012 election.
Featured in Category
GOP Primary: McPhaul and Rideout Target Each Other And Democratic Sen. Woodburn
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InDepthNH.org reporter Chris Jensen details the positions taken on the issues facing two North Country natives – Republicans Dolly McPhaul and Leon Rideout – as they compete in the Sept. 13 primary for the chance to oppose incumbent Democratic Senator Jeff Woodburn.
Roger Wood InDepth
UNH’s Andy Smith Gets Surveyed For a Change, This Time About Trump
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What’s Donald Trump’s tough talk done to his numbers in New Hampshire? UNH Survey Center’s Andy Smith chats with Roger Wood.
Politics
Racial Politics Flavor Debate Over Banning Menthol Cigarettes
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Black lawmakers, all but one of whom are Democrats, were 19 times as likely as their Democratic peers to get a donation from Lorillard Tobacco.