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Financial Help for Farmers and Woodland Owner Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft Want to Become a Millionaire by 65?
Project C.A.S.H. helps college students manage money, avoid debt New Hampshire's Farms and Forests Hungry in New Hampshire Let the Boiling Begin! Learn to make your own maple syrup The Earned Income Credit (EIC) Extra money for low- and moderate-income people who work Curb the Urge to Splurge Veggie Volunteers Complete 2nd Successful Year Web Site Targets Food Entrepreneurs Test that Soil! High Percentage of New Hampshire Ticks Carry Lyme Disease Retirement: It's More than Golf and Travel! A Good Pond Gone Bad? Coos County Conversation Emphasizes Collaboration between UNH and Local Partners Keeping Food Safe Take a Stand Against Bullying Timely Tips for Preserving Food at Home The Warmth of Wood Where does firewood come from? Hemlock Wooly Adelgid Invades State Granite State Distance Learning Network sponsors nation's first war zone "video-commissioning" Granite State Distance Learning Network Preserving the Open Space and Rural Character of New Hampshire Communities: What's Going On Around the State? Tools for Citizens Public participation in local decision-making State to certify organic food processors & handlers The Earned Income Credit (EIC): Extra money for people who work Ten Good Reasons to Tend a Vegetable Garden This is Really for the Birds Worming Your Way to Rich, Black Compost

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Tools for Citizens

Who's my legislator?
Find the people who represent your town in the NH State legislature.

State Legislature
Learn the history and current status of bills, committee membership, legislators' voting records and more.

Who represents me in Congress?
Contact information and links to the individual Web sites of New Hampshire Senators and Representatives in the US Congress

Bills before Congress
Legislative Information on the Internet contains a lot of information about activities of the US Congress. Visit their Frequently Asked Questions page for help finding the information you need.

Information about New Hampshire cities and towns
Use the pull-down menu and click on your town to find demographic and economic data, municipal services, labor force, housing, recreational facilities, growth patterns and much more.

Locate your voting districts
New Hampshire has five sets of districts: Congressional Districts, Executive Council , State Senate , State Representative Districts, and County Commissioner .

How do I register to vote in New Hampshire?
Good fact sheet from the Secretary of State's Election Division

Where do I vote in New Hampshire?
Locations and hours for all municipal polling places in New Hampshire

Want to run for office?
Qualifications for candidates interested in running for local, county, state and federal offices

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