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Treasurer Race Gets Personal
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With just five weeks to go before Election Day, the race for State Treasurer is getting very personal.VPR News
NH Supreme Court To Consider Voting Law
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court has agreed to hear a dispute over the state’s new voter registration law.VPR News
Voting Still In Question For NH College Students
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The impact of out-of-state college students on New Hampshire elections is hard to determine. But it’s likely greater than in other states, because out-of-staters make up a larger share of student enrollment.Vermont Edition
McMullen Outlines Issues In AG Campaign
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Republican candidate Jack McMullen says his business background is needed in the Attorney General’s office.VPR News
Smith Announces New Write-In Bid
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The loser of Vermont’s Progressive Party primary for governor says she’ll run as an independent write-in candidate in the general election.VPR News
Condos Dismisses Romney’s Absentee Ballot Complaint As Politics
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The presidential campaign of Republican Mitt Romney is complaining some Vermont military personnel serving overseas might not be able to get their absentee ballots in time to vote.VPR News
Judge Blocks NH Voter Law
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In New Hampshire, a Strafford County Superior Court judge is ordering the state to change its new voter registration form before the November election.VPR News
With Six Weeks Until Election Day, In-Person Voting Picks Up In Vermont
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Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day, and election officials are urging citizens to fill out their paperwork well before the first Tuesday in November. Vermont is one of 25 states where voters can not only register, but they can also cast their ballot in person.VPR News