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Balance of power tightens at New Hampshire state House after special election in Northwood, Nottingham

Balance of power tightens at New Hampshire state House after special election in Northwood, Nottingham
LIVE IN MANCH MT WMUR NN. THE BALANCE OF POWER IS EVEN TIGHTER AT THE STATE HOUSE TONIGHT -- AFTER A SPECIAL ELECTION IN THE ROCKINGHAM COUNTY TOWNS OF NORTHWOOD AND NOTTINGHAM TODAY. DEMOCRAT HAL RAFTER BEAT REPUBLICAN JAMES GUZOFSKI BY 12 PERCENTAGE POINTS. THE SEAT áHAD BEEN HELD BY A REPUBLICAN -- SO DEMOCRATS PICK UP ONE SEAT... GIVING REPUBLICANS JUST
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Balance of power tightens at New Hampshire state House after special election in Northwood, Nottingham
The balance of power is even tighter at the New Hampshire State House after a special election in the Rockingham County towns of Northwood and Nottingham on Tuesday.Democrat Hal Rafter beat Republican James Guzofski by 12 percentage points in Rockingham District 1. The race filled a vacancy caused when Republican Rep. Benjamin Bartlett resigned on April 26, 2023.Since the seat had been held by a Republican, the Democrats picked up one seat, giving Republicans just a one-seat advantage in the state House.There are now 198 Republicans, 197 Democrats, two Independents, and three vacant seats in the state House.

The balance of power is even tighter at the New Hampshire State House after a special election in the Rockingham County towns of Northwood and Nottingham on Tuesday.

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Democrat Hal Rafter beat Republican James Guzofski by 12 percentage points in Rockingham District 1.

The race filled a vacancy caused when Republican Rep. Benjamin Bartlett resigned on April 26, 2023.

Since the seat had been held by a Republican, the Democrats picked up one seat, giving Republicans just a one-seat advantage in the state House.

There are now 198 Republicans, 197 Democrats, two Independents, and three vacant seats in the state House.