Ayotte Wants Reactors at Seabrook — Not the Waste
Governor Ayotte pitches New Hampshire for a nuclear campus at Seabrook, emphasizing advanced reactors while avoiding waste disposal concerns.
State government as it happens: the Statehouse, bills and roll-call votes, the Ayotte administration, schools, hearings and town halls, and elections.
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Governor Ayotte pitches New Hampshire for a nuclear campus at Seabrook, emphasizing advanced reactors while avoiding waste disposal concerns.
Explore New Hampshire's pivotal 2026 Senate race with Chris Pappas, John Sununu, and Scott Brown battling for a critical seat.
Explore New Hampshire's SB 620, which seeks to increase penalties for DUI test refusals, amid concerns of overcriminalization and public safety.
Who ran for New Hampshire governor in 2026: Gov. Kelly Ayotte, Cinde Warmington and Jon Kiper, and how the Sept. 8 primary turned out.
House Bill 1719 in New Hampshire proposes removing the hepatitis B vaccine from mandatory childhood immunizations, raising public health concerns.
Confusion reigns for NH drivers as the vehicle inspection program is suspended. Find out what this means for your car's safety and requirements.
Opinion: Gov. Ayotte would not say whether she opposed a planned ICE site in Merrimack. DHS dropped the plan on Feb. 24, 2026.
Discover New Hampshire's shifting stance on nuclear power as Governor Ayotte champions new energy solutions amid rising electricity costs.
Confused about vehicle inspections in New Hampshire? Discover the latest updates on the suspended program and what it means for drivers.
How New Hampshire's five-member Executive Council works: its powers over appointments, pardons and state contracts, and where it can stop a governor.
New Hampshire's HB 1196 threatens to deepen the housing crisis by repealing essential support programs for municipalities. Learn more.
Explore why New Hampshire's HR 19 is more about political posturing than genuine free speech, and its impact on higher education.
HB 1442 faces constitutional vulnerabilities, risking lawsuits and taxpayer costs while contradicting equal protection and due process rights.
A funded study of New Hampshire's participation in ISO-New England is not just symbolism: how its assumptions can shift risk onto ratepayers.
Merrimack officials and residents opposed a proposed ICE detention and processing site in town. Federal officials dropped the plan Feb. 24, 2026.
School funding and property taxes in New Hampshire: why the dispute keeps returning to the State House and the courts, and what is actually at stake.
A January 2026 analysis of how an open U.S. Senate seat reshaped candidate recruitment, fundraising and down-ballot races across New Hampshire.
A January 2026 look at the New Hampshire governor's race: the incumbent's position, the potential Republican field, and the Democratic contenders.
A January 2026 survey of New Hampshire's political year: the governor's office, the legislative session, and the races heading for the November ballot.
What undocumented immigration means for jobs, public budgets and the labor force in the United States and New Hampshire, sorted by the evidence.
