Category - Kelly Ayotte

• Calif. governor rallies voters after No Kings protest
• Gov. Ayotte blasts X account’s violent rhetoric
• New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte is a hypocrite
• N.H. Libertaria­n group’s post draws national party’s ire
• Ayotte to begin search for next NH Supreme Court chief justice
• Would N.H.’s school tax caps ballot question ‘mislead’ voters?
• Poll details where voters stand in the race for NH governor
• New fish pier in Portsmouth officially opens
• Housing has become even less affordable under Gov. Kelly Ayotte
• NH lawmakers look to override Ayotte veto of 10-year transporta­tion plan
• NH House and Senate set Aug. 19 Veto Day, amid Ayotte’s record vetoes
• Detention center aims for safer treatment of minors
• NH Gov. Kelly Ayotte just ‘Massed up’ the highway plan
• NH public education advocates call out ballot question confusion
• Ayotte again vetoes bill seeking sex-separated bathrooms
• Ayotte signs bill to allow vote on capping school spending
• Transgende­r girls drop lawsuit after ruling
• Transgende­r girls drop lawsuit after ruling
• Transgende­r girls who challenged Trump sports order drop lawsuit
• Ayotte vetoes bill allowing extra security deposits for some renters
• Gov. Kelly Ayotte ordered Rye Beach parking restored after complaints
• N.H.’S Bitcoin bond up for final approval
• Kelly Ayotte is betting on data centers
• Supreme Court ruling on trans athletes may close door in N.H.
• NH Gov. Ayotte vetoes transgende­r bathroom bill again
• Ayotte helps defeat NH GOP legislatio­n
• Gov. Ayotte says universal open enrollment bill ‘not ready for prime time’
• 2 measures sent to Ayotte for OKs
• Gov. Ayotte expands Gold Star license plate program
• Gov. Ayotte’s opponents take aim at her Medicaid record
• NH state primary election to move to June in 2028
• Gov. Ayotte can protect animals by vetoing HB 1766
• Poll shows Ayotte rating, views on campus guns
• Warmington announces bid for NH governor, taking on Ayotte
• Gov. Ayotte’s State of the State speech doesn’t match reality
• $204million­forruralhe­althcare coming to New Hampshire in 2026
• A N.H. town is no longer a sanctuary
• More threats against a politician