John W. Diamond is director of the Center for Public Finance at the Baker Institute at Rice University.

With Tuesday’s election providing stronger majorities in the State House and the election of Republican Kelly Ayotte as governor, Republican lawmakers have the opportunity to pass bolder legislation.

Aside from a few hiccups, the U.S. voting process went smoothly this year. The winner of the presidential election was ...

Democrats lost two seats in the state Senate, including that of minority leader Donna Soucy of Manchester, handing ...

President-elect Donald Trump has several choices to make in the coming months about whether his second administration will ...

Republican former U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte will be New Hampshire’s next governor, after defeating Democratic former Manchester ...

Vice President Kamala Harris Wednesday afternoon called Donald Trump to concede the 2024 presidential race, according to a ...

A federal judge late Thursday struck down a White House policy that created a pathway to citizenship for people in the ...

In the most evenly divided House district in the state Tuesday – Rochester Ward 4 – every ballot counted. But two voters ...

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, carried the state of New Hampshire Tuesday and its four ...

Maggie Goodlander has spent years in D.C. working across the branches of government. On Tuesday, voters in New Hampshire’s ...

Special counsel Jack Smith, the prosecutor in the federal criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump, asked a D.C.