Speaking Of Words: Celebrating Your Campaign With Champagne?

Ferber: A variant or doublet of campaign for a while was champaign, also taken from French.

Scanlan Predicts Record Turnout For Tuesday's Election, What Do You Think?

The election looks a lot like 2022, with competitive races for governor, U.S. Senate, 2 Congressional seats, and down-ballot races, too.

Analysis: Warmington Goes Out With A WMUR Wimper

Graham: Ayotte said “opioid lobbyist.” A lot. Warmington said “Donald Trump” and “downshifting.” Also a lot.

Democrat Dirty Tricks Behind Illegal Anti-Sununu Mailer, Complaint Says

Mailers without disclaimers were sent using USPS Permit #730. Records list it as held by The Journeyman Press in Newburyport, Massachusetts.

Ernst: Support Education Freedom, Reelect Kelly Ayotte

Advocate: Since its creation in 2021, the Education Freedom Accounts program has provided families with additional educational options.

Can Boots On The Ground Keep New Hampshire From Turning Blue?

Democrats had a 9% advantage on the generic ballot question, according to a St. A.'s poll. Can GOP door-knocking beat back a blue wave?

New Hampshire Business Community Backs Ayotte In Governor's Race

The state's Associated Builders and Contractors and the National Federation of Independent Business have endorsed Gov. Kelly Ayotte.

Warmington Pitches Ethics Overhaul As Campaign Enters Final Days

Democrat Cinde Warmington committed to backing legislation that would add more comprehensive information to financial disclosures

Brides Seeking Answers Weeks After NH Photography Company's Bankruptcy Announcement: "We Paid Them In Full"

"It was a Friday, Vickie called me, worried that her photographer switched again, two weeks before the wedding," said the maid of honor.

Cyanobacteria, And Their Toxins, Are Incredibly Diverse. How Can Risk Be Measured?

Not all cyanobacteria are toxic and beneficial cyanobacteria are much more common and fill an important ecological role.

Scanlan: What's Needed To Vote In NH Since Student IDs Banned By U.S. Supreme Court

The guides say you can register to vote in local, state, and federal elections in NH if you are a U.S. citizen, 18, and a resident.

Graham: In Praise Of Political Yard Signs

NH Journal Editor: The American campaign sign tradition traces back to John Quincy Adams's 1824 presidential campaign: “Be Firm for Adams.”

New Hampshire Sets Up Digital System To Accommodate New Medicaid Work Requirements

Employment Security is updating its state-run job matching software, Job Match System, to help connect employers and job candidates.

Childcare Forum Puts New Hampshire Gubernatorial Candidates' Policy Differences On Display

Both support continuing investments in the childcare scholarship fund and building up the early education workforce through collaborations.

YDC Claims Receives $35M, Administrator Praised For Asking Lawyers To Take Less

At the Executive Council meeting in Pelham, it was announced that lawyers will take 25% rather than 33% of the claims from their clients.

Kauffman Posts Menacing Words To Democrats After X.Com Suspends LPNH

Jeremy Kauffman lamented the LPNH ban on Twitter/X: “It is good when the democrats who wish to enslave Free State children die.”

Cornerstone Claims Dover Zoning Regs Violate Religious Freedom

Is the City of Dover trying to strangle religious freedom, or simply enforcing standard zoning regulations?

Warmington Comes Out Swinging, Lands Few Punches in First New Hampshire Governor's Debate

Housing produced some of the sharpest exchanges as Cinde Warmington returned to a 2024 attack: Ayotte’s time on the board of Blackstone.

Statewide Petition Seeks To End Local Police Departments' Role In Immigration Efforts

Organizers say the number of signatures gathered from 187 cities and towns won’t be publicized to keep it from becoming a political tool.

Current And Former State Reps: School Funding Reform Must Put New Hampshire Students First

Our message is straightforward: Protect our children's constitutional right to a good public education.

Update: Croydon School Board Nixes Anti-Tax Cap Mailer

State Rep: “The board deserves credit for responding to the concerns of its residents, and other school boards should take note.”

29,000 Granite Staters Could Lose Their Health Coverage, New Study Says

Unlike regular Medicaid, where costs are split, the federal government pays 90 percent under Granite Advantage.

New Hampshire Supreme Court Scandal Could Involve Crimes, Court Watchdog Says

The former Executive Director of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline is pushing for action against the NH Supreme Court.

Gubernatorial Candidate Warmington Dumps Net Zero Plan, Blames President Donald Trump

Candidate to NHPR: “I do want to clear up a misunderstanding or a misrepresentation of my position. I am not against all emissions.”

Croydon School Board's Anti-Tax Cap Flyer Sparks Election Law Complaint

Rep: Opposition language, paired with the voting reminder, makes the flyer political advertising subject to state disclosure requirements.

New Hampshire Ranks No. 31 in State Finances, Receives C Grade

New Hampshire had a Taxpayer Burden™ of $2,700 per taxpayer, according to Truth in Accounting’s 2026 Financial State of the States report.

NH Supreme Court Challenged Again On Who Should Hear Oral Arguments

Another request to stay oral arguments has been filed with the state Supreme Court.

Speaking Of Words: Time For A Change

Ferber: I am pleased to announce the formation of the Committee for the Rectification of Mensual Nomenclature.

Two Independents In District 13 Seek To Challenge Incumbent Reps. In November

Paul Twomey and Becky Berk tossed their hats into the ring, challenging Cyril Aures and Clayton Wood.

YDC Victims Ask Supreme Court To Reverse Legislative Changes To Settlement Process

The legislature made the changes as part of the current budget trailer bill, which changed the settlement fund administrator.

New Brief In Rand Case Urges Supreme Court To Uphold Claremont Education Funding Decisions

The amicus brief refutes much of the state's arguments for overturning the original Claremont I and II decisions 30 years ago.

Despite DNC Snub, National Democrats Keep Coming To New Hampshire

Former VP Kamala Harris, CA Gov. Gavin Newsom, NJ Sen. Cory Booker, and CT Sen. Chris Murphy are all heading to the Granite State.

Warmington Files Complaint Over Ad Hitting Her 'Net Zero' Policies

What Cinde Warmington has not explained is how she would achieve net zero while still allowing natural gas or burning fossil fuels in NH.

'I Burned Through My Lifelines:' Pappas' Game Show Cameo Gets Campaign Rerun

The GOP super PAC backing John E. Sununu’s U.S. Senate race is giving Chris Pappas’ 2011 game-show cameo a campaign-season rerun.

Cold Plunges, Sailing Crews And E-Bikes: Windows To The Wild Returns Oct. 15

For more than 20 years, the show has shared stories of people across New England who find healing, curiosity and connection.

RNC Backs New Hampshire In Fight Over Student Voter ID Rules

Republican National Committee filed an amicus brief on behalf of the state, urging a federal judge to leave the new state law in place.

'Chris Is Lying': Sununu Fires Back At Pappas In First Senate Debate

The most heated moments came when Chris Pappas accused John Sununu of working for big drug manufacturers, a claim Sununu has denied.

GO-NORTH 'Cautiously Optimistic' Ahead Of Federal Rescoring Of Rural Health Program

New Hampshire received roughly $205 million from the program late last year and hopes to receive the same amount each year until 2030.

Public School Districts Reminded To Accept EFA Recipients For Free

The department’s advisory makes clear that public school districts must now provide EFA recipients with access to classes and programs.

Active With The Activists: Execution Is Wrong No Matter How It Is Carried Out

Alpert: The repeal of the death penalty passed the House and Senate in 2000, only to be vetoed by Democrat and then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen.