2024 election

Republican primary results tallied by The Associated Press gave Donald Trump 55% of the vote, while Haley got 43%.

The Republican said that after much "prayer and deliberation" after his second place finish in the Iowa caucus, he did not see a way to winning the primary on Tuesday.

The Maine Superior Court ruling also gives Secretary of State Shenna Bellows 30 days after the U.S. Supreme Court decision to issue a new ruling about Trump's eligibility.

Maine Secretary of State Sheena Bellows condemns swatting incident at her home and calls for respectful disagreement over Trump primary ballot decision.

Three challenges were made to Trump's petitions for different reasons related to events after the November 2020 presidential election.

U.S. Attorney Jane E. Young said Tyler Anderson, 30, received a text from a presidential campaign about an event scheduled in Portsmouth on December 11 and threatened to "blow his brains out!”

Democrat Rep. Robin Vogt, elected to represent Ward 1 in 2022, said on his social media that he submitted his resignation because of a move out of the district.

After months of battling with the national Democratic party, New Hampshire maintains its first in the nation presidential primary status.

Russell Prescott finished fourth in the crowded 2022 Republican primary won by Karoline Leavitt.

After dropping a large hint and months of fundraising, the 55-year-old former U.S. Senator and state Attorney General made it official Monday morning.

"After much consideration, I have decided not to run for another term as Governor in 2024," the Republican wrote on his Twitter account.

Even if he isn't elected, he helped get something passed.

After establishing an exploratory committee earlier this year, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig announced on Tuesday that she will make a run for governor in 2024.

Governor Chris Sununu said he took notice of one New England state after another legalizing marijuana, and its support among New Hampshire residents.

Two Republicans with an eye on the White House commented on the Nashville school shooting during Granite State campaign stops.

Speaking to a joint session of the House and Senate, the governor outlined a plan that increases spending by $3.7 billion with a $330 million operating surplus for the next two years.