NH Supreme Court rules in state's favor on federal unemployment benefits lawsuit
New Hampshire was among at least 15 states to be sued for ending the federal benefits.
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Chris Ager, candidate for NH GOP chair: 'I trust people to go make things happen'
The current National Committeeman said the NH GOP should unite around lower taxes, smaller government, individual responsibility and local control.
Poll: More NH voters confident about election integrity
The survey found rising confidence among Republicans, who are still less certain their vote was accurately counted.
7 important things that happened Wednesday at the State House
Lawmakers made key leadership decisions; Democrats called on one of their own to resign; and the Executive Council had qualms.
Secretary of state election a contest between experience and reform
Both candidates said it's too early to speak about what strategy they would use to work with other states and keep New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary.
'Bad timing'? Craigslist ad on Election Day could cost NH man his right to vote
People seeking a free trailer flooded a candidate's phone with messages. The ad poster said he "never meant any harm."