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2 days ago |
nhjournal.com | Michael Graham
After days of heated debate and intraparty elbow throwing, Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Senate President Sharon Carson (R-Londonderry) reached a deal on the state budget Wednesday afternoon that is expected to pass both chambers on Thursday. “I am pleased we were able to reach a compromise that delivers a fiscally responsible and balanced budget for all of New Hampshire,” Ayotte said in a statement.
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2 days ago |
nhjournal.com | Michael Graham
At the ceremonial signing of SB 295 – the landmark law expanding Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) in New Hampshire – the atmosphere was celebratory. Smiles, handshakes, and applause marked the occasion. But amidst the joy, a quiet moment in the crowd revealed a deeper truth. As Renee Austin stood with her son Xander – a child with learning needs who uses a wheelchair – two critics of the bill confronted her without provocation.
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2 days ago |
nhjournal.com | Michael Graham
“Chris Pappas wants a better title? I want a better America.”And with that, Scott Brown launched his long-anticipated 2026 U.S. Senate race, hoping to face off against U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas. Brown officially announced his candidacy Wednesday morning with the release of a video filled with images of his military service, his previous political successes and — perhaps most significant — plenty of images of President Donald Trump.
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3 days ago |
nhjournal.com | Michael Graham
Businessman and military veteran Chris Bright is the first Republican to announce his candidacy in New Hampshire’s open First Congressional District race. “Congress is full of people who point fingers, push blame, seek power and chase headlines,” Bright said in a statement. “That doesn’t fix the border, balance the budget, or rebuild our economy.
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3 days ago |
nhjournal.com | Michael Graham
New Hampshire Senate President Sharon Carson accused fellow Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte of fiscal irresponsibility and political arrogance in the debate over the budget and Group II pension benefits. “I tried to talk with her and she sat there, looked me right in the eye and said, ‘I will not negotiate. I will not compromise.’ That’s not the New Hampshire way.
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