Following last week’s shooting in Lewiston, Maine, New Hampshire Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington held a press conference at the Legislative Office Building on Tuesday calling for an assault weapons ban as well as other gun violence prevention measures.
With the candidates for New Hampshire’s Republican Presidential Primary now officially on the ballot, Vivek Ramaswamy returns to the Granite State this week to talk with voters and seek more daylight between himself and other candidates in the race.
Following his decision to file for the New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Primary last Friday, U.S. Representative Dean Phillips (D-MN-03) travelled to the New Hampshire Institute of Politics (NHIOP) at Saint Anselm College on Tuesday to share the thoughts behind his campaign and the nation as a whole, before taking questions from assembled likely voters.
Democratic New Hampshire Gubernatorial Candidate Joyce Craig has unveiled a comprehensive policy platform on gun safety legislation for New Hampshire in the wake of the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine.
Twenty-one candidates have filed to place their names on the 2024 New Hampshire Presidential Primary ballot, and one of those candidates is John Vail, a man who sees himself less as a candidate than a placeholder for a movement he believes is necessary in U.S. politics.
Today, more than 100 grassroots leaders and volunteers from across New Hampshire are launching “Write-In Biden,” a statewide effort to encourage New Hampshire voters to commit to writing in Joe Biden during the 2024 NH Presidential Primary this winter.
The state’s Department of Transportation plans to increase hourly rental rates for private contracted winter maintenance equipment as it struggles to compete for drivers with other states, cities and towns, and private companies.
New Hampshire legislators have requested more than 900 bills for 2024, covering everything from abortion rights to daylight savings time. What are their priorities for the upcoming year? Melanie Plenda talks with Anna Brown, research and analysis director of the nonprofit, nonpartisan Citizens Count, about what’s going on in the state Legislature and what bills might be discussed this session.
With about a year left until voters head to the polls to determine Granite State’s next governor, a candidate known well by local food lovers but not by Granite State politicos may be soon throwing his hat into the ring.
On Friday, Joyce Craig’s Gubernatorial Campaign announced that it has been endorsed by former New Hampshire Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate and State Senator Dr. Tom Sherman.