New Hampshire HB1187 modifies the filing period for candidates in special elections for state representative.

New Hampshire HB1187 changes the rules for when candidates can file for special elections for state representative. It allows candidates to file their candidacy with their town or city clerk, who will then forward the declaration to the secretary of state. The bill also specifies that if the clerk's office is not open for at least three days and two hours during the filing week, the clerk must post contact information for an authorized official to accept the declaration. This act takes effect 60 days after its passage.

New Hampshire HB1187 modifies the filing period for candidates in special elections for state representative.

New Hampshire HB1187 changes the rules for when candidates can file for special elections for state representative. It allows candidates to file their candidacy with their town or city clerk, who will then forward the declaration to the secretary of state. The bill also specifies that if the clerk's office is not open for at least three days and two hours during the filing week, the clerk must post contact information for an authorized official to accept the declaration. This act takes effect 60 days after its passage.