Josh Rogers is a journalist who focuses on local news in Concord, New Hampshire. He writes for NPR, New Hampshire Public Radio, Concord Monitor, NH Business Review, and WBUR. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, foreign policy, and legal news, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on local events and their impact on the community.
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By: Josh Rogers
It’s almost inevitable in governor’s races in New Hampshire.At some point, the Republican nominee argues that electing the Democrat would mean higher taxes. The Democratic candidate counters that electing the Republican nominee to the corner office...
By: Josh Rogers
Republican Kelly Ayotte and Democrat Joyce Craig spent much of Tuesday's Mount Washington Valley Economic Council debate assailing others' trustworthiness.
By: Josh Rogers
Republican Kelly Ayotte is continuing to criticize Democrat Joyce Craig for campaigning out of state alongside Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey.
By: Josh Rogers
Ticket splitting has played a major role in recent New Hampshire politics. It's likely to shape this year's election as well.
By: Josh Rogers
Democrats are hoping to flip control of the NH House, as Republicans works to hold their legislative majorities.
By: Todd Bookman, Lau Guzmán, Josh Rogers
From the presidential race to down-ballot contests, candidates tried to shake every last hand in the race's waning days.
SALEM, N.H. — Voters in New Hampshire have elected Republican Kelly Ayotte, a former U.S. senator and state attorney general, as their next governor, according to a race call by the Associated Press.
By: Josh Rogers
The race pitted two experienced campaigners against each other in a race that attracted lots of national attention — and national money.
By: Josh Rogers
While New Hampshire Democrats won the federal races, Republicans claimed victory nearly everywhere else on the ballot: in the state House of Representatives, the state Senate and the Executive Council.
By: Josh Rogers
Election results were not yet final last Wednesday when city leaders in Manchester gathered for a ribbon cutting at a new 250-unit housing project downtown.
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