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Bill Binnie opts out of governor race

Republican Bill Binnie told the Nashua Telegraph that he won't be a candidate for governor.According to the Telegraph story, he wants to concentrate his efforts on his new television station, WBIN in Derry.“I think that there’s a terrific opportunity to broaden the public debate and discourse in New Hampshire,” he said.Binnie, of Rye, became part of the statewide…See More
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The Week in Review for May 12: Senate vs. House

There is division -- and some derision -- between the New Hampshire Senate and House. The in-party sniping among the Republican leadership in both bodies has resulted in the scuttling of House initiatives by the Senate and the dismantling of Senate initiatives by the House. The derision was in evidence this week over two issues in one bill -- a tax on Internet access and what to do with state budget surplus money. The effort to ban any tax on Internet access had wide support in both chambers…See More
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The Week in Review for May 5: And then there were seven

Fenton Groen, a Republican from Rochester, this week became the seventh state senator to announce he will not seek reelection.Consider that there are 24 members of the New Hampshire Senate. Groen’s decision means almost a third aren’t running for their seats in November.According to a Union Leader story, the others include: John Gallus, R-Berlin; Jim Forsythe, R-Strafford; Matthew Houde, D-Meriden; Ray…See More
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Evening of Fun and Politics with Kuster, Shea-Porter at Home of Dan Caligari

May 6, 2012 from 4pm to 7pm
Join both Carol Shea-Porter and Annie Kuster for an Evening of Fun and Politics sponsored by the Lamprey Dems on Sunday, May 6 at 4:00 pm at the home of Dan Caligari, 117 North Road, Deerfield. All Candia, Deerfield, Northwood and Nottingham Dems and independents welcome.See More
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The Week in Review for April 28: Polls take pulse

The survey center at the University of New Hampshire this week released four WMUR Granite State Polls that show the most current pulse of voters.The results are a mixed bag of good news and bad new for Republicans and Democrats alike. What comes clear in each poll, however, is that the state’s independent voters hold sway on whatever decisions will be made at the polls come November 2012.The…See More
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The Week in Review for April 21: Shared stage

The state’s two U.S. senators -- Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and Republican Kelly Ayotte -- shared a stage on Friday to discuss not only issues affecting the Granite State but their cooperative effort to resolve them.They were guests of the Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce, and they touched on a variety of issues, from the deficit to the…See More
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Atkinson Republicans Host Ovide Lamontagne at Kimball Library

May 22, 2012 from 6pm to 7pm
Ovide Lamontagne Candidate for Governor will meet with Atkinson Republicans to share his views for NH.See More
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Bill Binnie opts out of governor race

Republican Bill Binnie told the Nashua Telegraph that he won't be a candidate for governor.



According to the Telegraph story, he wants to concentrate his efforts on his new television station, WBIN in Derry.…



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Posted on May 17, 2012 at 8:58am

The Week in Review for May 12: Senate vs. House

There is division -- and some derision -- between the New Hampshire Senate and House.



The in-party sniping among the Republican leadership in both bodies has resulted in the scuttling of House initiatives by the Senate and the dismantling of Senate initiatives by the House.



The derision was in evidence this week over two issues in one bill -- a tax on Internet access and what to do with state budget surplus money.



The effort to ban any tax on Internet access…

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Posted on May 12, 2012 at 8:00am

Gubernatorial hopefuls pick up key endorsements

The filing period for New Hampshire's 2012 election is still nearly a month away, but already a number of gubernatorial candidates have collected some key endorsements. Keep checking back with the Live Free or Die Alliance for more updates on the state election campaigns, with some bulletins from the campaigns themselves.



Among the recently announced gubernatorial endorsements:…



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Posted on May 9, 2012 at 4:30pm

The Week in Review for May 5: And then there were seven

Fenton Groen, a Republican from Rochester, this week became the seventh state senator to announce he will not seek reelection.



Consider that there are 24 members of the New Hampshire Senate. Groen’s decision means almost a third aren’t running for their seats in November.



According to a Union Leader story, the others include: John Gallus, R-Berlin; Jim Forsythe, R-Strafford; Matthew…

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Posted on May 5, 2012 at 8:52am

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At 6:42pm on May 10, 2010, Dennis Hazeltine said…
I allready have.
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At 8:24pm on December 20, 2009, Susan Clement said…
Thanks for the reminder, Chris. I'll be sure to be there online. Should prove to be very interesting..



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