From an operatic RBG and Scalia production to a candidate forum, and more. Politics is on tap at NHIOP.
In preparation for the upcoming primary election on September 11, 2018, we’ll be running down the who, what, where, and when in our weekly campaign round-up — the pre-game show for the state general election on November 6, 2018.
Gubernatorial candidate Steve Marchand calls the plan “Strengthening New Hampshire Immigration Policy.” The plan includes four legislative policy changes that will make New Hampshire a more welcoming community for immigrants.
I hope I’m not the only one wondering how much longer we will condone inappropriate behavior with our collective silence.
Appointed by the Senate and House leaders, these small groups of representatives and senators were tasked with reconciling the wording differences in bills previously approved by the House and Senate.
Sen. Lou D’Allesandro will hold a book signing May 16 to promote his life story, “Lion of the New Hampshire Senate: Thoughts for Presidential Hopefuls.”
Registered New Hampshire voters display fundamentally different opinions of Robert Mueller and James Comey, two former directors of the FBI, in the just-released spring poll by the Saint Anselm College Survey Center of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics
struggled with my own battle with addiction and was too afraid to ask for help in fear of getting fired and loosing my insurance. I kept my battles to myself and progressively got worse. I ended up losing my job due to my alcoholism. I was then without a job, insurance, and without a clue on how to seek support.
The child welfare system, although well-meaning, has inadvertently created a disconnection in foster care that is in dire need of repair.
This is an awful bill. It is deceptive, it will lead to a full-fledged mandatory income tax, it will repel workers from the state, and it will damage New Hampshire’s economic future. I urge all of New Hampshire’s residents to call their representatives and tell them to kill HB 628.