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Redistricting in NH May Favor Republicans

The party in power wields the redistricting pen.

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Downsize Our House

We’d remain the largest volunteer legislature at 51%.

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Color Commentary

Is the state returning to Republican roots?

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Bearing With It

Maybe, like its bears, the Granite State was born free.

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Sea Change

Rising oceans may mean rising — or new — taxes.

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Political Slumber

NH's most predictable election year.

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Back to School?

Decision time for parents and politicians.

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Political Pattern

Democrats seem to have a “type.”

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The Stark Truth

Even our state motto is feeling the strain.

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A Tale of Two Flus

The last New Hampshire governor to serve during a major pandemic wasn’t remembered so well. That was not his fault.

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Is This the End of the Primary?

Our first-in-the-nation primary status may be in jeopardy.

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Mayor Who?

Why doesn't New Hampshire have more respect for mayors?

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Questions: 2020

Trying to predict the unpredictable — what the political landscape might look like in 2020.

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Peculiar Primary

It’s definitely not business as usual in 2020.

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Political Muscle

NH’s southern tier dominates the 2020 campaign.

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Primary Pivot

Granite makes a good base for political realignment

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Claremont Primary

Claremont is the new Dixville Notch in the 2020 presidential race.

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Women Candidates Win in New Hampshire

New Hampshire voters may have a distinctly different opinion about what, exactly, electable means. For a while now, voters in the Granite State, particularly Democrats, have long preferred and sought to recruit female candidates, believing they had a better chance of winning. And our election record is quite clear — in New Hampshire, women win.

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