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NH Keeps ‘Trifecta’ With House, Senate, Executive Branch …
Nov 6, 2024 — By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org. CONCORD – New Hampshire will maintain its Republican “Trifecta” with the House, Senate, and Executive branch of government being …
New Advanced Manufacturing Report Underscores Vital Role of …
1 day ago — CONCORD, NH – A report released by the Department of Business and Economic Affairs (BEA) assesses the Granite State’s $8 billion advanced manufacturing sector, which …
Republicans Make Gains in Senate Majority; 4-1 GOP Control of …
Nov 6, 2024 — CONCORD – New Hampshire’s Executive Council and State Senate will remain in strong Republican control to help Republican Governor-elect Kelly Ayotte with her agenda for …
Big News: InDepthNH Expanding Our Election Coverage!
Sep 10, 2024 — Here we are — John Streeter, Kate Lajoie, Mary Holmes and Kathleen Eames, at the Charlestown Senior Center, Charlestown, NH. We are all members of Charlestown …
Recent Events Offer A Defining Moment in NH Politics
Sep 19, 2021 — The week’s events in many ways were defining moments for the two major political parties in the state. The events foreshadow the 2022 state elections and the battle for …
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The Numbers Tell the Story of NH Elections | InDepthNH.org
Nov 19, 2022 — After the last presidential election, Democrats numbered 347,828, Republicans 333,165, and undeclared voters were 438,239. After the recent general election, there were …