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Statehouse Shift: New Hampshire Democrats’ midterm gains give them control of the Legislature for the first time in a decade. House Democrats have nominated Rep. Alexis Simpson for speaker, and the new majority is expected to revisit adult-use marijuana legalization. Secretary of State Race: Carleigh Beriont, James Butler and Rep. Patrick Long are seeking lawmakers’ votes to replace David Scanlan as the state’s top elections official. The Legislature will choose the secretary of state Dec. 2. National Security: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Sen. Chris Coons asked Elon Musk to preserve SpaceX records on restrictions to Starlink and Starshield services in Ukraine, citing risks to frontline communications and seeking answers ahead of Democrats’ investigations next year. Granite State First: Chris Pappas’s Senate win makes him the nation’s first openly gay U.S. senator.

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Nov. 10, 2026

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HandicapMD publishes New Hampshire handicap parking guide

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Synchrocare opens franchise opportunities in New Hampshire

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Freedom Energy renews New Hampshire community power deals in 4 towns

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Van Hollen drops 2028 presidential run as he seeks to become Senate majority leader

Van Hollen drops 2028 presidential run as he seeks to become Senate majority leader


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