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Reporter’s notebook: Here’s what the vibe was like at polling places across NH
Granite Staters are showing up to elect the next president of the United States—and bringing the good vibes with them.
Long and Ping clash on education, marijuana, and reproductive rights in Senate race
Democrat Patrick Long is facing off against Republican Brittany LeClear-Ping for the District 20 Senate seat, which serves Manchester. The seat is open as Democrat Lou D’Allesandro retired after 50 years in office.
Want to follow election results like a pro? Here’s what to watch in key states.
Here’s how you can keep up to date with election results in key states on November 5.
‘MAHA’: What to know about the ‘movement’ gaslighting health and wellness followers in the US
Here’s who RFK’s “health and wellness” political campaign is trying to reach, and why.
Local DJs to provide the soundtrack at New Hampshire polls Nov. 5
One of the DJs whipping up excitement on Election Day will be DJ Allen Keys, the resident DJ at Manchester’s SOHO Bistro & Lounge. He also plays at McGarvey’s and Sweeney Post in the city.
Powerful art that mobilizes Gen Z: The “We The Future” campaign is inspiring new voters across America
Amplifier and Good Trouble Collaborative have partnered with exciting artists to create the “We The Future” campaign, geared towards uplifting and inspiring Gen Z voters ahead of the 2024 election.
McConkey, Marsh have opposing visions for education, marijuana legalization, and housing in NH Senate District 3 race
New Hampshire state senators play a role in shaping the state's laws and policies while representing the interests of their constituents. The state has 24 senators, each of whom serve two-year terms without term limits. They draft bills, vote on laws, and serve on...
Who does what? A guide to county officials’ responsibilities in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire, county-level elected officials have specific responsibilities, and their salaries vary depending on the county’s budget and size. Here’s a breakdown of each role.
Talbot and Rochefort clash on education, marijuana, and reproductive rights in Senate race
Democrat Rusty Talbot is facing off against Republican David Rochefort for a district one Senate seat, which represents northern New Hampshire, including the Great North Woods region bordering Canada in Coos and Grafton counties. The seat is open as Republican Carrie Gendreau decided not to run for reelection.
Military veterans in NH rally behind Harris, denounce Donald Trump and Kelly Ayotte
Making the case that their military codes of honor, service, and conduct was guiding their actions, a group of New Hampshire military veterans gathered in Portsmouth this week to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for president. They also provided an urgent warning...
How New Hampshire makes voting accessible for those with disabilities
Did you know that New Hampshire mandates all polling places to be accessible for those with disabilities?
What to wear to the polls?
Planning an election day outfit? There might be a dress code for you to follow!
Trump’s economic plans would worsen inflation, experts say
Mainstream economists warn that Trump’s plans to impose huge tariffs on imported goods, deport millions of migrant workers, and demand a voice in the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policies would likely send prices surging.
Lies about the Hurricane Helene response forecast a storm of misinformation for next month’s election
Perhaps most alarming is what these lies signal for the upcoming election. Tim Alberta, a staff writer at The Atlantic, warned on X: “If you think the lies and distortions and know-nothing takes about FEMA are bad, just wait until this time next month.”
NH voting 101: You asked, we answered
In case you haven’t seen it yet, our multimedia reporter Mrinali Dhembla has launched a a new Q&A series on Instagram. Every Tuesday, she’s tackling all your burning questions about voting. So, pop over to IG and ask away. Here are some of the top questions we’ve gotten so far:
60 voting related terms you need to know
Voting can feel complicated, and the terms might seem like a whole new language. Here are 60 common terms you might hear this election season. Absentee Ballot: A way for voters to cast their ballots by mail if they are unable to vote in person on Election Day....
Who runs New Hampshire? A guide to what the state’s top officials do
New Hampshire’s government consists of several key positions, each with specific roles and responsibilities. Here’s an overview of the primary positions:
8 natural disasters that made New Hampshire history
Learn about eight instances of devastating natural disasters in New Hampshire.
Civil rights groups take NH to court over law that would require proof of citizenship for voting
December Rust has been unhoused for a year in Littleton, New Hampshire. He doesn’t have proof of citizenship and he has an outdated non-driver ID card indicating he previously lived in another town, Whitefield, according to court documents. Rust, who calls Littleton...
VIDEO: Young Voters ARE The Future‼️📣
JD Vance said non-parents should have less of a say in our government than parents. This would exclude a large percentage of young voters, families who have struggled to have children, and those who have chosen to not have children. Tianna, a 19-year-old NH college...
VIDEO: How To Get Involved In College Politics
Are you a college student wondering whether it's too late to participate in political organizing on campus? "Absolutely not!" said Prescott Herzog the president of Dartmouth College Democrats. "Getting involved can be as simple as reposting an informational graphic...
How to join college politics
Getting involved can be as simple as reposting an informational graphic about registering to vote on your social media!
#NHPolitics Ins and Outs — September 15, 2024
Another week of #NHPolitics Ins and Outs, taking you on a tour of the ever-changing world of New Hampshire Politics, keeping score of the winners and losers week-by-week — and letting you know who’s in and who’s out. Let’s get into it. Who’s In? John Lynch the Future...
Sununu signs bill requiring passport, birth certificate, or other hard-document proof of citizenship to vote in New Hampshire
Outgoing governor of New Hampshire Chris Sununu signed legislation this week requiring would-be New Hampshire voters to present their birth certificate, passport or other documents proving citizenship in order to register, changes which voting rights experts have...
As key recruitment program halts, nursing assistant shortages in New Hampshire continue
As funds dry up, New Hampshire Needs Caregivers, a key recruitment and training program for licensed nursing assistants (LNAs) has been on a hold since May.
Granite Stater speaks out on historic nature of Harris’ nomination
https://www.tiktok.com/@granitepost/video/7400489825268272430 Dante, a young voter from New Hampshire, says he was surprised at first to hear the news that President Joe Biden had decided not to run for re-election. The 18-year-old quickly realized though how...
7 ways to encourage your friends to vote
Encouraging your friends to vote can be a meaningful way to help them engage in the democratic process. Here are some tips on how to do it.
Your guide to Election Day: What you need to know before you vote
Are you ready to vote in New Hampshire’s upcoming elections? Here’s everything you need to know to do so in person.
How to be a poll worker in New Hampshire
Want to volunteer for one or both election days? Here are some tips for those looking to volunteer as a poll worker.