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Student ID cards not valid for voting

CONCORD - On Oct. 22, the U.S. Supreme Court stayed the District Court’s Oct. 2 injunction in a case challenging HB 323, which the legislature enacted to prohibit the use of student ID cards when registering to vote and voting. The Supreme Court’s decision means that registration and ...

Tang Williams not backing down, continues to attack Goodlander

NASHUA - Despite being down by 16 percent in the race for the Second Congressional District, Republican Lily Tang Williams will not go quietly into the night. During her Oct. 22 Town Hall at Nashua Community College, Tang Williams said she has signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge, which does not ...

Parker continues push for Hillsborough 7 seat

NASHUA - After finishing second in the Republican primary election, Roy Parker is in the home stretch of his run for state representative in Hillsborough District 7. “Our state is on the cusp of big changes, both societal and technological,” he said, adding that significant decisions ...

Goodlander restores federal TRIO funding

NASHUA - After 17 months of lobbying, Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander (D-NH) and her colleagues on Capitol Hill have successfully restored funding for the 10 federal TRIO programs in New Hampshire. TRIO’s future was threatened in February 2025 after President Donald Trump cut $1.2 billion ...