High voter turnout forecast, as NH Secretary of State prepares for Election Day by NH Business Review for Lau Guzmán – NH Public Radio

Secretary of State David Scanlan is expecting high turnout and a smooth, safe experience at the polls in New Hampshire for the upcoming general election. Although the official turnout prediction won’t be out for a few days, Scanlan said this year will likely see a high number of people registering…

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Real estate agent commissions are holding steady, except at this price point by Jeff Andrews for HousingWire

HousingWireHousingWire Real estate agent commissions have held steady since August, but there’s a divergence at different price points. That’s the conclusion of new data from Redfin, which shows that the average commission between August and October dropped by 1 basis point to 2.34%. The data is derived from sales by…

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Workers file lawsuit to restore benefits to levels before pension reform by NH Business Review for Charlotte Matherly/Concord Monitor

Five government employees are suing New Hampshire over retirement pensions they say they were promised but are being unconstitutionally withheld. The class action lawsuit filed by a police officer, a firefighter, and two active and one retired corrections employees, represents about 1,600 people, according to the court filing. “This lawsuit…

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