Previously, on New Hampshire Has Issues...McKenzie told us about voting in New Hampshire. 

Today, she has some important updates! And it turns out, New Hampshire changes its election laws with some frequency...I wonder why?

Remember: you are eligible to vote in New Hampshire if (1) you are a US citizen, (2) you will be 18 years or older on or before Election Day, and (3) New Hampshire is your home. You can register on Election Day - or before! 

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Links:

• Voting in New Hampshire (NH Campaign for Voting Rights)
• Find your town/city clerk's information (NH Secretary of State)
• Ayotte signs bill barring use of student IDs to vote (NH Bulletin)
• Ahead of midterms, federal court strikes down NH proof-of-citizenship voter registration law (NH Bulletin)
• A judge struck down NH’s ‘proof of citizenship’ voting law. Here's what to know. (NHPR)

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