NH Primary Source: New Nevada primary bill leaves door open for NH to remain first-in-nation
False alarm? Text of bill as rolled out ensures only that Nevada remain first in West, but we re told it will be amended Share Updated: 8:00 PM EST Feb 18, 2021
NH Primary Source: New Nevada primary bill leaves door open for NH to remain first-in-nation
False alarm? Text of bill as rolled out ensures only that Nevada remain first in West, but we re told it will be amended Share Updated: 8:00 PM EST Feb 18, 2021 New Hampshire Primary Source gives you breaking and behind-the-scenes political news by John DiStaso, the most experienced political writer in the state and a recipient of a New Hampshire Press Association Lifetime Achievement Award. To sign up for WMUR s weekly New Hampshire Primary Source and political email newsletter, which will be delivered to your inbox on Thursday at 6 a.m., click here.FALSE ALARM? The much-heralded Nevada primary bill unveiled
6 Democratic lawmakers file suit
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Lawsuit Seeks Remote Access to NH House Sessions Six lawmakers filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday, arguing that holding in-person sessions without a remote option violates the Americans with Disabilities Act and the state and federal constitutions By Holly Ramer, Associated Press •
Published February 16, 2021 •
Updated on February 16, 2021 at 2:28 pm
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New Hampshire Democrats are seeking a court order to allow lawmakers with serious medical conditions to attend next week’s House sessions remotely.
With 400 members, the New Hampshire House is one of the largest legislative bodies in the world and skews older in age. Since last March, lawmakers have met several times at the University of New Hampshire ice arena, outside on a UNH athletic field, and from their cars in a parking lot. Next week’s sessions will be held at a sports complex in Bedford.
NH Primary Source: Demise of the NH primary reported â yet again Share Updated: 4:30 AM EST Feb 4, 2021 Share Updated: 4:30 AM EST Feb 4, 2021 MONTHLY STORY. Another in what seems to be a monthly national news report forecasting the demise of the New Hampshire first-in-the-nation presidential primary appeared Wednesday â again quoting former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada. Reid said in The Associated Press report, just as he said a little more than a month ago in a Los Angeles Times report, that heâs pushing his friend, President Joe Biden, via Biden aides, to order the Democratic National Committee to bump up Nevada to the number one spot in the 2024 presidential delegate selection lineup. Nevadaâs Democratic party held caucuses in 2020 and previously, but there is discussion about changing its event to a primary, which would put it in conflict with New Hampshire if it tried to move ahead. Iowaâs debacle in the
My Turn: State Democratic Party has made steady progress
Published: 2/1/2021 6:00:09 AM
Turning 70 last month gives me a valuable vantage point from which to see the long game – to assess where we’ve come, where we are, and where we are going as a state Democratic Party.
Over the past 40 years, New Hampshire has transformed from a permanent, rock-solid Republican state in the 1980s and mid-90s to a very competitive battleground state that in the past 10 years has celebrated historic victories for Democrats in every election. We have to stay on course.
From 1982 to 1996, New Hampshire Democrats didn’t win a single statewide office – seven elections in a row with not one victory. In the 1980s there were an average of 128 Democrats in the N.H. House, in the 1990s it was 139, in the 2000s it rose to 168 and in the past 10 years there has been 196 – this is astonishing. We have gone from being relegated to minority status for 132 straight years to winning the majority four t
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