James Pindell

Sure, they’re long, but town meetings get it done.

#MeToo might sway the 2018 midterm elections.

Both parties have big identity issues to face - but will they?

Carol Shea-Porter was ahead of her time.

Real or not, New Hampshire is at the center of it all.

Goodbye, political spotlight

Savor this brief political vacation.

With his nomination for the New Zealand ambassadorship, Scott Brown joins a long line of New Hampshire residents to be named US ambassadors.

The state’s political class seems to like sea breezes.

Quaint tradition or microcosm of national politics?

This could be the end for same-day registration.

Changing the Electoral College would make NH voters less powerful.

After 15 years of bruises, a recharged GOP arises.

That's how the state's Facebook status would read.

Use this holiday to bridge some political divides

Are we really that predictable?

Why there's a shortage in "old growth" candidates.

If both sides are “evil,” then what’s a voter to do?

The curious condition of the local Libertarian Party