New Hampshire HB1309 amends town meeting warrant requirements, ensuring clarity and specificity in warrant articles.
New Hampshire HB1309 revises the requirements for town meeting warrants, emphasizing that the intent and effect of each warrant article must be clearly stated without ambiguity. The bill also mandates that the warrant must specify the place, day, and hour of the meeting, and the time the polls are to open and close. It allows towns to keep polls open later but not earlier than prescribed by the selectmen. The bill ensures that any appropriation of money in the warrant can be adjusted by town vote, except in cases where it would violate municipal budget provisions.
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