Feb 20, 2011
by Ed Naile Update: The Dartmouth on Recent Attempts to Tighten Up Voting Requirements There are some bills coming up in the New Hampshire House of Representatives this week, Thursday to be more precise. HB 176 and 223 are intended to limit non-resident voting in our...
Feb 1, 2011
HB 176 is a bill that changes the definition of domicile as it applies to eligibility to vote and to hold certain offices. If you browse our section on Election Integrity, you can find many examples of double voting, out of state voting, and other anomalies that have...
Nov 18, 2010
DOVER — For local supporters of a tax cap, the recent Supreme Court ruling that tax caps are in conflict with state law is not the final word in the matter. The decision was made Wednesday in response to a yearlong case involving the Manchester and the citizen group...
Nov 15, 2010
WMUR Reports: MANCHESTER, N.H. — A man who Manchester police said was in possession of items stolen in a home burglary this week, including a handgun, is one of the recent parolees given early release under the state’s SB500 law. Mark Ouellette, 23, who...
Nov 15, 2010
An excellent commentary on the push for sales and income taxes for NH by the Granite State Fair Tax Coalition [ which is neither local, NH-funded, nor fair ] appeared in the Telegraph. The writer remarked: Last Sunday, a guest commentary claimed New Hampshire’s...
Oct 27, 2010
A WISH, A PRAYER & A CREDIT CARD by NH Senator Jeb Bradley In June, the Concord Monitor editorialized that “House and Senate Democrats balanced the state budget with a wish, a prayer and a credit card.” As campaigns approach the finish line, claims about...