Kevin Landrigan
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State House Dome: State taxes could be the September surprise of 2026 (opens the original)
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This may wind up being known in the future as the September surprise of 2026 in New Hampshire politics. Weâve got a few more days before we hit October, but state tax and fee collections in this pivotal month are finally booming. Revenue Commissioner Lindsey Stepp updated on the transparency website that the state had, by Sept. 24, already taken in $373 million this month which is 30.8% above the forecast of $285.4 million for September. There are some caveats; Room and Meals collections are u
Governor waives NH tolls, state registration fees for Gold Star families (opens the original)
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Forty days before facing the voters for the first time as governor, Kelly Ayotte signed an executive order waiving all turnpike toll and vehicle state registration fees for Gold Star immediate family members. The Republican governor issued the edict two days before Sunday, the annual Gold Star Motherâs and Family Day. âOur Gold Star families carry the loss of their loved one every day, and today, weâre assuring them that New Hampshire will never forget their sacrifice,â Ayotte said in a
Kentucky Gov. Beshear tells Warmington to stick to affordability message in NH race (opens the original)
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Kentucky governor and potential 2028 presidential candidate Andy Beshear, who also chairs the Democratic Governors Association (DGA), urged New Hampshire nominee for governor Cinde Warmington to stay focused on affordability and not get distracted by attacks regarding her past legal work for the opioid industry. Two years ago, the DGA spent nearly $10 million backing former Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig, who lost by nine points to Republican Kelly Ayotte. This time all signs point to the major DG
New primary stats: 2 of 3 independents took a Democratic ballot (opens the original)
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Independent voters who took part in the Sept. 8 state primary chose a Democratic ballot over a Republican one by a 2-1 margin, according to final voter registration numbers. But 84% of independents who voted then used the option at the polls that allowed them to sign their name to return to non-party status. Thanks to a new state law that annually purges the rolls of uninvolved voters, the Republican Party is only 1% â or 8,300 voters â short of surpassing independents and becoming the major
State House Dome: Chief Justice MacDonald went down swinging (opens the original)
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The record is clear â New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald didnât go down without a fight. The voluminous trove of documents regarding the Judicial Conduct Committee investigation of MacDonaldâs conduct revealed both he and his fellow justices moved aggressively to stifle the investigation of MacDonald for how he handled the sweetheart deal given to his former chief of staff. Early on, all the justices hired Senate Legal Counsel Richard Lehmann to represent them and t
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