New Hampshire HB1257 mandates that candidates for state representative and state senator reside in the district for at least two years before the.
New Hampshire HB1257 amends the state residency requirements for candidates running for state representative and state senator positions. It stipulates that candidates must have lived in the district for at least two years prior to the election. This change aims to ensure that elected officials have a deeper understanding and connection to the communities they represent. The bill also includes provisions for disqualification if a candidate ceases to reside in the district after being elected.
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