Winter can be a miserable time in New Hampshire. When it’s this cold outside, all you really want to do is curl up with a warm dog on your lap. This was especially true for me last Monday, when my phone rang after a long day at work. Then instead of taking a breather, I … Read more
On November 13, I, along with a group of activists from the New Hampshire Youth Movement, participated in a non-violent protest in and outside of Nancy Pelosi’s office. We joined with the Sunrise Movement and other young people from across the country to demand that our government take action on climate change. We delivered letters, … Read more
We have some huge wins to celebrate today. Most notably the New Hampshire House, Senate, and Executive Council are now in Democratic control. We sent two democratic congresspeople to DC, one of whom is the first openly gay congressperson NH has ever elected. In DC they will join the most diverse house of representatives we’ve … Read more
I have described myself as a leftist for some time now. I find that the more I become informed, the farther left I travel on the political spectrum. After the election, I found myself feeling more helpless than ever before. Attending the NHYM’s launch event rather changed that for me. Here was a group of … Read more
Tuesday, September 11th, I voted for the third and potentially last time in New Hampshire. I am from Portland, Maine, and a senior at UNH who lives in Newmarket. The first time I voted was in the presidential primary, and the second was the presidential general election; two of the most important elections in recent … Read more
My Names Dylan Carney, and last week my friends and I disrupted Governor Sununu during his State of the State address in Rochester. Yes, we did this as a team because right now young people in our state are facing a crisis like we never have before. The young people of New Hampshire are in … Read more
Introduction New Hampshire’s congressional district one (CD1) seat is one of the most flippable seats in the nation. The seat has bounced between Republicans and Democrats for the past 6 elections and Carol Shea-Porter, the Congresswoman that held the seat, isn’t running for reelection. So far, 11 Democratic candidates and 6 Republicans have stepped into … Read more