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Moving state primary election looks unlikely this year

CONCORD — New Hampshire is likely to keep one of the latest state primaries in the nation, because the House of Representatives and state Senate can’t agree on an earlier

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State House Dome: House s No 2 backing Ayotte

HOUSE DEPUTY SPEAKER Steven Smith, R-Charlestown, is the latest prominent Republican to get on board the Kelly Ayotte-for-governor bandwagon.

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Sununu endorses moving state primary to June

CONCORD — Gov. Chris Sununu said the Legislature should move the state primary in 2026 from September up to June, rather than an election date change in August that is

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State House Dome: State primary date change bill at crucial point

SENATE ELECTION laws and Municipal Affairs Committee Chairman James Gray, R-Rochester, urged all Senate members from both parties to decide soon where they stand on a House-passed bill to move

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Lawmakers ponder weighing in on AI

CONCORD — A preeminent author and Dartmouth College computer science professor emeritus said New Hampshire should adopt a law safeguarding the rights of citizens as state government makes more use

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