In recent sessions, the Republican controlled legislature has passed bills requiring that schools notify parents before students are exposed to sex education or if human sexuality will be included in course material only to be vetoed by Democratic governors. READ MORE
Making history at the House, not in a good way: Last week the House failed to pass a budget for the first time in half a century, maybe longer. READ MORE
New Hampshire lawmakers always said “we are different, we’re not like Washington,” but these days the New Hampshire Legislature looks more and more like Congress. READ MORE
The issue is accountability and the public’s right-to-know who is influencing decisions made by public officials. READ MORE
With new administrations in Concord and in Washington D.C., a long-running Broadway musical comes to mind — Promises, Promises — a play about power and lust. Voters have to wonder whether promises made during the heat of the campaign will be kept as the long, complicated legislative process unfolds. READ MORE
Gov. Sununu’s budget, right-to-work outcome and more insights from the State House. READ MORE
We have a president who lost the popular vote while his party controls both the US House and Senate, and in New Hampshire, Republicans control the State House for the first time since 2004, but every member of the state’s Congressional delegation is a Democrat. How does this happen? READ MORE
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