The last weeks of the year, usually a fairly quiet time at the State House, have been anything but.
There’s no chance Republican senators will challenge the credentials of newly elected Democrat Jon Morgan, according to Sen. Chuck Morse, R-Salem, who will serve as Republican minority leader when the Senate reconvenes for the new year.
Despite losing their majority in the New Hampshire House, there’s no shortage of Republicans anxious to serve as minority leader when lawmakers reconvene in January.
Anyone wondering about the legislative priorities of the incoming Democratic majority in the House got a little preview of what might be in store, thanks to a Republican, incumbent Majority Leader Dick Hinch, R-Merrimack.
Most people assume the Attorney General will defend the laws of the state against legal challenge. That’s usually the case, although there are exceptions.
When it comes to the opioid crisis in the Granite State, the mantra is shifting from “show me the money” to “show me the data.”
