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UPDATE: Gov. Chris Sununu issued this statement Thursday afternoon coming out against changing Republican bylaws to permit party officers to endorse candidates in primaries (see topic below).
The nail-biting, two-ballot victory for Secretary of State Bill Gardner was a colossal upset that was not even thought possible a few weeks ago.
New Hampshire's two elected members of the U.S. House could be pivotal votes if they end up going with embattled Nancy Pelosi, who had a pretty good week as she fights to regain the post of speaker.
CONCORD -- The third, long-shot candidate for NH secretary of state abruptly dropped out Friday, blasting Democratic Party leaders for having what he called a "warped obsession with absolute partisan fealty."
New Hampshire House Republicans won back a seat they thought they had lost on Election Day following a recount of citywide ballots in Laconia.
While it’s been in the background for more than a year, the race to replace New Hampshire’s longest-serving election official in the country faces a major test of wills today.
Republicans are doing some serious soul searching in the wake of a disastrous midterm election last Tuesday in which first-term Gov. Chris Sununu was the lone prominent survivor.
While nationally Democratic leaders are cursing under their breath about lost opportunities, this wasn’t a blue ripple in the Granite State on Tuesday. It was a blue riptide.
This is the final week before the election so that can mean only one thing: Here come the attacks.
