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Williams, who is challenging Democratic Rep. Maggie Goodlander in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District, described the gathering as her 10th and final town hall before the November election. About two dozen people attended the event.
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If you do need to register to vote, you will need to prove your age, citizenship, identity and domicile (address). Review and assemble the documents you need to register and bring them with you to your town or city clerk's office in the upcoming weeks.
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Secretary of State David Scanlan and Attorney General John Formella Provide Voters With Important Update on the Use of Student ID Cards Ahead of General Election
The Supreme Court’s decision means that registration and identity requirements for the November 3 State General Election revert to the same as those that were in effect during the September 8 State Primary Election.
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