New Hampshire became the last state to adopt a redistricting plan Tuesday when its Supreme Court approved a plan to shift a handful of small towns between the state’s two districts. The plan was proposed by a special master, Stanford University law professor Nathaniel Persily, after the state’s Republican-led legislature and governor could not reach an agreement.
Candidate filing begins in the state Wednesday ahead of a September primary.
GOP Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed two bills passed by the Republican-led legislature that would have more significantly changed the state’s two districts, including one that would have resulted in incumbent Democratic Reps. Ann McLane Kuster and Chris Pappas living in the same district.
