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With property taxes on the ballot, New Hampshire’s caucus midterm turns hyperlocal

States Newsroom · November 2, 2026

Pam Hicks has lived in Hollis her whole life. Not all of her neighbors have been so lucky. The town’s rural charm, its scattered farms and orchards, and its highly ranked schools come with a price: eye-watering property taxes. Over the years, some families who moved there with kids figured that out, she says. “We call…

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With property taxes on the ballot, New Hampshire’s caucus midterm turns hyperlocal

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