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Republicans win 2 seats in N.H. House, with voter turnout boost from presidential primary - Vimarsana News

Republicans win 2 seats in N.H. House, with voter turnout boost from presidential primary

Voters in Coos County District 1 elected Sean C. Durkin of Northumberland, and voters in Coos County District 6 elected Michael P. Murphy of Gorham, according to unofficial results.

New Hampshire GOP wins two House seats in special elections - Vimarsana News

New Hampshire GOP wins two House seats in special elections

Republican state representatives flipped one seat and maintained another, expanding their majority to 200-195 over Democrats.

Speaker Packard Won't Say If AG Questioned Him About Merner Case, Denies Credentialing Reporters - Vimarsana News

Speaker Packard Won't Say If AG Questioned Him About Merner Case, Denies Credentialing Reporters

As the second year of the 168th session of the New Hampshire General Court is about to start, Republican House Speaker Sherman Packard is laying low regarding the controversy over his “invitation only” press conference Wednesday.

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Speaker Packard won't say if AG Questioned him about Merner Case, denies credentialing reporters | News, Sports, Jobs

CONCORD – As the second year of the 168th session of the New Hampshire General Court is about to start, Republican House Speaker Sherman Packard of Londonderr

Judge dismisses lawsuit over NH House sessions during COVID - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses lawsuit over NH House sessions during COVID

The long legal saga over COVID-19 precautions in the New Hampshire House of Representatives appears to be coming to an end.

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