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New Hampshire ranks dead last in the nation for teachers as Dems blame Ayotte
New Hampshire is the worst state in the country to be a teacher New Hampshire is the worst state in the country to work as a teacher, according to a ranking released Monday by the personal finance site WalletHub. Why did New Hampshire rank last? The state finished 51st out of 51, behind every other…
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The four New Hampshire races that could actually flip
Not every race on your ballot is close. These four contests are, and they decide who runs Congress and Concord.
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What to know about the candidates for governor in New Hampshire
Gov. Kelly Ayotte is running for a second term against Cinde Warmington. Here is where they stand on the costs, the jobs, and the federal fights shaping this race.
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What to know about the candidates for US Senate in New Hampshire
Jeanne Shaheen is retiring. Chris Pappas and John E. Sununu are running to replace her. Here is where each of them stands on costs, health care, jobs and immigration. New Hampshire has an open US Senate seat for the first time since 2010. Jeanne Shaheen is retiring after three terms, and control of the Senate…
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Meet the candidates in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District
Rep. Chris Pappas is leaving this seat to run for Senate. Stefany Shaheen and Anthony DiLorenzo want it. Here is where each of them stands. The 1st District covers the Seacoast, Manchester, the Lakes Region, and the eastern part of the state. Because Chris Pappas gave it up to run for Senate, it is open,…
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Meet the candidates in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District
It’s a rematch. Rep. Maggie Goodlander faces Lily Tang Williams again. Here is where each of them stands on the issues. The 2nd District covers the western and northern two-thirds of the state, from Nashua up through the Monadnock region, the Upper Valley and the North Country. It is the larger of New Hampshire’s two…
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Conflicting Rye votes end with swallows still shut out of Goss barn
Barn swallows will continue to be barred from entering the Goss Farm barn after voters passed conflicting citizen petition warrant articles in a special election, town officials announced Sept. 11.
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Taxpayers spent $28 million on John Sununu’s family ski town
John E. Sununu is running for Senate touting his management of his family’s ski resort. Records show taxpayers helped build it up at every turn, from federal loans to a state check that only ever goes to one ski resort at a time: theirs.
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I’m a college student. How do I vote in NH this year?
If you grew up in New Hampshire and are attending college away from home or are an out-of-state student attending college in New Hampshire, here’s all you need to know about how to vote this year.
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We asked, you answered: Is New Hampshire’s 400-member House too big? Why or why not?
This week, we asked readers: Is New Hampshire’s 400-member House too big? Why or why not? Here’s what they had to say…
