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A number of reasons are cited:
New Hampshire is one of only two states â Vermont is the other â who elect their governor every two years; all other states elect their governors to four-year terms.
But New Hampshire and Vermont, unlike many states with four-year terms, do not have a limit on how many terms a governor may serve. Likewise, only two states retain executive councils, a vestige of Colonial times to curb executive power, New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
New Hampshireâs Executive Council has real power by having to approve all state contracts over $10,000, which Massachusettsâ council does not, although both approve judicial nominations and pardons. The New Hampshire council also approves agency department heads, which Massachusetts does not.
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