“You can make a case that there was a never a fork in the road, that it was all just kind of we were all just kind of going through the paces and pretending there was a competition when there never really was in the mind of the voters that matter,” said Dante Scala, a professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire.
Democratic voters have lost their attempt to challenge New Hampshire’s newly drawn state Senate and Executive Council districts. The state Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that the Democratic lawsuit s claims
Democratic voters lost an attempt to block New Hampshire's newly drawn state Senate Executive Council districts after the state Supreme Court ruled that their claims fall outside the jurisdiction of the judicial branch. In a 3-2 decision Wednesday, the court upheld the dismissal of the lawsuit, saying New Hampshire's Constitution authorizes the Legislature to draw
CONCORD — A divided New Hampshire Supreme Court has ended a legal dispute over redistricting plans for the state Senate and Executive Council, concluding that the topic was a political