Nashua clerk’s office readies nine wards for Sept. 8 primary
The city clerk’s office is responsible for vital records and elections. In the weeks leading up to the Sept. 8 New Hampshire state primary, City Clerk Dan Healey and his staff have been preparing ballots, equipment and voter lists for the city’s nine wards.
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Chris is running for U.S. Senate to be our voice in Washington. Unfortunately the same cannot be said of his opponent. John Sununu has spent his career cashing in with corporate special interest groups and getting very rich in the process.
UNH Poll: Goodlander Holds Wide Lead in 2nd District Primary; Tang Williams Leads GOP Field
The survey, conducted Aug. 20-24, also shows former U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu narrowly ahead of U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas in a potential general-election matchup. The difference falls within the poll’s margin of sampling error, making the contest statistically tied.
Do you need to re-register to vote?
So, you checked your voter registration status and saw you are no longer on the voter roll. Or perhaps you got a letter from your town clerk saying there is an issue with your registration? Now what?
Saint Anselm poll shows Pappas ahead in Senate matchups; Ayotte leads Warmington
The survey found a generally negative assessment of the country’s direction, with 65% saying the nation is on the “wrong track,” compared with 28% who said it is headed in the right direction. New Hampshire voters were also more negative than positive about the state’s direction, 52% to 31%.
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AMR's August report: Nashua and Manchester trending to end 2026 with the lowest number of suspected opioid ODs since 2015
In Nashua, through August, the data indicates that Nashua is continuing to trend downward on an annual basis for suspected opioid ODs at 7% lower than the previous year which would result in a record low.
The Downtown Lowdown - Sept 3 to Sept 9
Hello! The approach of fall has us in a good mood here at Downtown Nashua Association. How about you? It’s not just because of the pretty foliage and mild temps, but also because fall kicks off our busiest event season. There’s lots to do, but bringing the best
New Beaver Brook Education Building expands nature learning opportunities
“This building came about after many years of our teachers just making do with our historic buildings as their primary space to prepare and teach children and adults year-round,” Executive Director Lindsay Jones said. “We had a yurt previously that really was past its useful life.
Granite Staters sour on tariffs, economy in new UNH-BIA Report on Consumer Confidence
Among respondents who said their cost of living had risen, 93% identified gasoline as a cost that had increased, followed by groceries at 91% and electricity or energy at 74%. Healthcare was cited by 52% of those respondents, while 31% pointed to housing costs.