Money in politics: NHDP charging congressional candidates $37,500 for voter data

read more…: Money in politics: NHDP charging congressional candidates $37,500 for voter data

The First District Democratic Congressional candidates have a dilemma. The New Hampshire Democratic Party (NHDP) offers them access to its voter database, Votebuilder by NGP VAN, which has a reputation for accurate, up-to-date data. But it comes at a price many can’t afford: $37,500, payable in monthly installments.

Marsy’s law has strong NH support, but critics say bill is vague and costly

read more…: Marsy’s law has strong NH support, but critics say bill is vague and costly

A constitutional amendment known as Marsy’s Law that affords rights to crime victims, CACR 22, has strong support in New Hampshire. It is co-sponsored by 23 of 24 state senators, including Manchester Senators Kevin Cavanaugh (D-16), Lou D’Allesandro (D-20), and Donna Soucy (D-18). It is supported by Gov. Chris Sununu, and numerous community organizations.

Red Arrow etiquette for all you political tourists, from a couple of regulars

read more…: Red Arrow etiquette for all you political tourists, from a couple of regulars

With the Democratic debate scheduled for Dec. 19 at Saint Anselm College, there is no doubt the Red Arrow will be jammed with tourists all weekend. They will come and they will wait in line for a coveted booth, or longer for the right number of counter seats in a row for their giddy group. They will marvel at the Mug O’Bacon and gawk at the photos hanging on the wall of fame.

Before it was NH Primary central, NHIOP was dedicated to the legacy of the Craft brothers

read more…: Before it was NH Primary central, NHIOP was dedicated to the legacy of the Craft brothers

As Presidential candidates descend upon New Hampshire in ever increasing numbers, the spectacular NH Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College becomes an important cog in the wheel that is the Presidential Primary… a dozen years ago, members of the St. Anselm community gathered to remember the two Manchester men for whom that center was named.

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