On Tuesday, September 22, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosted a virtual panel discussion, co-sponsored with the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life at Boston College and the Greenberg ...
To celebrate Constitution Day on September 17, the New Hampshire Institute of Politics offered the Saint Anselm College community free cupcakes and U.S. Constitutions.
After a summer filled with racial tension and political hostility, student leaders from the New Hampshire Institute of Politics are finding a common ground on hot button issues.
Republican candidates Matt Mayberry and Matt Mowers faced off in a debate against freshman incumbent Chris Pappas in the race for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District.
1976 proved to be a contentious election year. Nixon had resigned in disgrace four years earlier, the economy was in decline, and Gerald Ford’s presidency was stagnating. Thus, with mounting public distaste, ch...
USC conducted a virtual workshop on best practices in election cybersecurity and the importance of protecting our democracy.
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