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Martha Madsen & Katie Fahey 05-03-24

Posted on May 3, 2024 by Tom Novak

Martha Madsden and Katie Fahey of NH Together and The People say they’re organizing a citizen’s assembly in June to craft popular policy proposals for legislators to take up.

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