NH Journal

A doughnut-wielding staffer trying to block a video camera with a breakfast pastry put Stefany Shaheen in the national news and shone a spotlight yet again on Granite State Democrats dodging questions about ...

A new infrastructure analysis estimates that American cities are carrying more than $1 trillion in hidden infrastructure deterioration and deferred maintenance liabilities. Roads, bri...

Calling himself a “scrapper,” a defiant Scott Brown formally entered the U.S. Senate race on Wednesday, the first day of filing for the Sept. 8 primary.

“This is when the campaign really starts,” Brown told reporters at the Secretary of State’s Office. “It reminds me a lot of 2010, when I stopped the Democrat super majority, when Kennedy died, and I was down 41 points....

Three of the Republicans aiming for a shot at New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District filed their candidacy paperwork Wednesday, the first day of the state’s filing period. And rather than focus on ideology, all three highlighted their resumes as the reason they deserve to represent the Republican Party in November’s elections.

Bedford GOP activist Melissa Bailey wa...

In the 2018 midterm elections with Donald Trump in the White House, New Hampshire Democrats seized control of the state House, Senate, and Executive Council as a blue wave washed over state politics.

Eight years later, Trump is back in the White House, his approval ratings are near all-time lows, and Republicans are bracing for another bad election cycle.

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