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  1. The Senate is operating within the New Hampshire legislative structure regarding a bill, and Sam Farrington sought negotiations with the Senate on May 26, 2026.
  2. Senate Democrats attempt to influence New Hampshire policy while Tax Foundation tracks the state's tax burden.

Tax Foundation ranks New Hampshire high in property tax burden.

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Tax Foundation ranks New Hampshire high in property tax burden.

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