New Hampshire voters always have a choice in November — but too often it’s not enough of one

By: Dana Wormald

Outlets: NH Bulletin

Published: May 28, 2026

Words: 828

Last Updated: 1 month, 3 weeks ago

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Late last June, Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a two-year budget that included cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services ($51 million) and the Department of Corrections ($10 million), as well as new Medicaid copays and premiums for certain recipients and funding reductions for the University System of New Hampshire, the Office of the Child Advocate, the Human Rights Commission, and the State Commission on Aging, among many others.

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