Expands Grafton County commissioner districts and adjusts term lengths for commissioners.

New Hampshire HB1693 modifies Grafton County commissioner districts and term lengths. It establishes five districts, each electing one commissioner for a two-year term. Starting from the 2022 state general election, commissioners from districts 1 and 3 will serve two-year terms, while the commissioner from district 2 will serve a four-year term. This rotation continues for subsequent elections. The changes do not affect current commissioners' terms. The act takes effect January 1, 2028, with other provisions becoming effective 60 days after passage.

Expands Grafton County commissioner districts and adjusts term lengths for commissioners.

New Hampshire HB1693 modifies Grafton County commissioner districts and term lengths. It establishes five districts, each electing one commissioner for a two-year term. Starting from the 2022 state general election, commissioners from districts 1 and 3 will serve two-year terms, while the commissioner from district 2 will serve a four-year term. This rotation continues for subsequent elections. The changes do not affect current commissioners' terms. The act takes effect January 1, 2028, with other provisions becoming effective 60 days after passage.