The program began as a bipartisan idea: to incentivize cities and towns to change their zoning codes and approve more housing developments. But three years after the launch of the state-funded, $5 million New Hampshire Housing Champions program, that bipartisan support has crumbled. Facing projected revenue shortfalls, lawmakers stopped funding the program in the 2025 […]
Republican lawmakers are looking to take another crack at requiring New Hampshire cities and towns to limit their spending. While the House ea…
Sarah Chadzynski, a Democrat, is running for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District.
A group of lawmakers led by state Rep. Carrie Sorensen wants New Hampshire to become the third U.S. state to cover the cost of diapers for infants under its Medicaid program. House Bill 1798 would provide eligible families on Medicaid with funding for 100 diapers a month for the first 12 months of an infant’s […]
(The Center Square) — New Hampshire lawmakers are moving to tighten that state’s voting laws by prohibiting high school or college students from using their student identification cards to vote in elections.
Weeks before a lawsuit against a recent New Hampshire voting law goes to trial in federal court, state lawmakers are pushing to tighten voting requirements further. The House passed a bill this month that would eliminate the ability for high school or college students to use their student identification cards to vote. Instead, under the […]
New Hampshire state lawmakers passed two bills related to abortion this week: one to ensure that a health care provider who conscientiously objects to abortion can keep their job if they refuse to aid in an abortion, and another that criminalizes driving a minor to an abortion appointment. House Bill 232, which was passed by […]
The U.S. invasion of Venezuela last weekend and the arrest of that country’s dictatorial leader, Nicolas Maduro, has quickly become a topic on…
(The Center Square) — New Hampshire Republicans want to conduct an impeachment inquiry of Democratic Executive Council Member Karen Liot Hill in response to claims that she abused her authority by encouraging a lawsuit against the state over its voter ID requirements.