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Voters head to the polls next month to elect their MP in the South Cotswolds constituency.

Lawmakers have advanced legislation to require photo identification without exception at polling places in New Hampshire – and to mandate that new voters provide hard evidence of citizenship in order to register. But Secretary of State Dave Scanlan says some aspects of the bill could be difficult for his office to implement. In remarks to […] The post Secretary of state predicts ‘challenges,’ litigation if voter ID bill becomes law appeared first on New Hampshire Bull...

Gisborne storms home with a six-goal final term to defeat Castlemaine by 41 points in a thrilling match at Camp Reserve.

CONCORD — A controversial Senate-passed bill that would end the practice of letting voters without documentation sign affidavits and would create an election hotline to verify U.S. citizenship and other

Community members can pay the amount they wish to participate in the Spring Showcase event on June 27.

The second-degree murder trial of Ryan Taylor, 35, continued Tuesday in front of a jury.

In the ongoing trial Monday, a jury learned Taylor and McIntyre had, on at least two previous occasions, been involved in arguments or fights.

The largest change to New Hampshire election laws in recent history: That’s how some are describing a set of Republican-backed bills that would create new requirements for people looking to

CONCORD — The horse-trading phase of New Hampshire’s 2024 legislative session arrives Monday as lawmakers try to find common ground on 62 bills that remain in dispute.

New Hampshire Republican lawmakers are continuing to push to require residents to produce a birth certificate, passport, or other citizenship document to register to vote. Proponents say the measures would