A Porcupine | 
12 13th, 2008| 
New Hampshire is ranked 3rd for fewest Federal Public Corruption Convictions in the past decade (1997-2006).
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Nov
6
New Hampshire is the first and only state to have a state Senate comprised of a female majority.
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http://www.nowhampshire.com/content/nh-makes-history-first-state-senate-female-majority
Oct
20
New Hampshire has the largest number of members under 30 years of age sitting in the House of Representitives.
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http://www.sentinelsource.com/articles/2008/10/15/news/local/free/id_327546.txt
Oct
16
New Hampshire ranks third in a comparison of State Government Tax Collections per Capita for 2005.
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http://www.statehealthfacts.org/comparemaptable.jsp?ind=30&cat=1&sub=9&yr=16&typ=4&o=a&sort=n
Oct
16
In a comparison of state spending per capita for fiscal year 2006, New Hampshire scored as the sixth lowest at $3,430. This is well below the national average of $4,529.
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http://www.statehealthfacts.org/comparemaptable.jsp?ind=32&cat=1&sub=10&yr=65&typ=4&o=a&sort=n
Oct
10
New Hampshire has no mandatory deposit on beverage bottles unlike some other states and most other New England states.
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http://www.bottlebill.org/news/articles/2008/NH-4-27-BattleOverBottleBills.htm
Oct
7
Town meetings in New Hampshire are probably the most direct access to government given to citizens in America.
Though town meetings such as this are unfamiliar to many from other parts of the nation, in New Hampshire these meetings have deep idealogical roots and reflect the citizens commitment to local control.
Oct
7
New Hampshire offers small, easy to canvas, winnable districts. New Hampshire districts are small enough that the candidates get to know their constituents personally, in many districts, you can walk from one end to another in less than in an hour, and seats are often won with no more than a couple-hundred-dollar campaign budgets.
Oct
7
In New Hampshire voters have the opportunity to completely overhaul the executive and legislative branches every other year as NH is one of only a handful of states to run elections on the biennial cycle.
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Oct
7
New Hampshire offers the critical advantage of allowing fusion candidates. A fusion candidate is defined as one who has been nominated by two or more parties, and appears on the general ballot with all parties noted.
The advantage is absolutely critical to the political success of FSP members. It means the ability to run as a Libertarian-Republican or even as a Libertarian-Republican-Democrat, capturing all of the straight-ticket votes.
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