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CLEVELAND - Energized Ohio voters are overcoming voter suppression and a blizzard of lies and turning out in big numbers to enshrine the right to an abortion and bodily autonomy in the state constitution. A majority must approve Issue 1 on the Nov. 7 ballot to add the constitutional amendment.

CLEVELAND - Energized Ohio voters are overcoming voter suppression and a blizzard of lies and turning out in big numbers to enshrine the right to an abortion and bodily autonomy in the state constitution. A majority must approve Issue 1 on the Nov. 7 ballot to add the constitutional amendment.

Republicans are clinging to the slimmest of advantages in the New Hampshire House, as Democrats aim for a clean sweep of three special elections to take the lead.

A string of special election and ballot measure victories is giving Democrats hope heading into 2024 as the party grapples with concerns over President Biden’s low approval ratings. The party has clinched significant wins in races across the country over the past year, including with an abortion-related measure in Ohio and a New Hampshire state House race in…

CONCORD — Democrats’ quest for majority control of the New Hampshire House of Representatives became tougher after a third state legislator switched her affiliation to registered independent.

CANTERBURY – Gov. Chris Sununu swore in a new Democratic state Representative Wednesday and the Executive Council authorized special elections to fill two vac

COOS COUNTY — Dates for the Coos 1 House special election have been set.

Gov. Chris Sununu swore in a new Democratic state Representative Wednesday and the Executive Council authorized special elections to fill two vacancies in Coos County Districts 1 and 6 as the Democrats now press Republican leadership to explain how long they knew former House Republican Troy Merner, R-Lancaster was in violation by living and voting outside his district.

CONCORD — The mission of House Democrats to seize majority control of the New Hampshire House of Representatives just got tougher with a third state legislator deciding to switch from

CONCORD — Democrats’ quest for majority control of the New Hampshire House of Representatives became tougher, after a third state legislator switched their affiliation to registered independent.