The problem here is the reporter. He has a masters degree in public administration. He should have a degree in journalism. The whole article smacks of warmed over press releases. Good journalism demands context.

Not true. Which communities do YOU hang out in??

Agreed. Except it's already killing NH economy. Especially in the north.

No. The free-staters are a political force here. In Nashua, NH we have a greek orthodox church you might want to contact. St. Philip at 500 Hollis Street. I'll bet someone there could help you.

Yeah, but I though NH wasn't as liberal as other New England states (formerly from MA).

Yeah. Especially the one about 'registers of probate' what the Heck!!

The current crop of morons Thank You for your 'no' vote. The rest of us, not so much.

Right!!! Remember the 18th Amendment?? Definitely a bad idea. :-)

What matters is that whatever changes the delegates come up wiht MUST BE PUT BEFORE A VOTE OF THE PEOPLE. Either you trust democracy or you don't. Which is it?

YES. This is just how I feel. I feel much better knowing I'm not alone.

Adeling79 I wanna be your friend!!!

Think of it this way. The more state reps, the more gridlock, the more nothing ever changes. Most Republicans LOVE this.

Yes!!! Finally, some sanity.

Says you.

George Washington was in favor of passing a Constitution. Wasn't George a Founder?

NH. New Hampshire Constitution. The ballot question today is for calling a convention to change the NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE Constitution.

Uh, what are you talking about?? This is the state constitution, not the U.S. constitution.

. Between 1894 and 2012, New Hampshire voters approved eight constitutional convention questions and defeated five.

Article 100 the section title "Oaths and Subscriptions Exclusion from Offices, Etc.," of the New Hampshire Constitution governs the constitutional convention question.

HEY. Ya' learn something new every day.

There is so much distrust of government in this thread it boggles the mind. Why don't you folks drop the pretense of democracy and just come out for full anarchy??

Hey beyond, the one thing that I would amend would be the right to vote by mail. Actually, there are several paragraphs in the NH constitution that enshrine the 'absentee ballot' laws that we currently use. This is why I am voting yes.

Well, yes and no.

NH government is reasonably INeffecient. And if you like that, this is the state for you. I became disillusioned and dissatisfied through my own personal experience as a poll worker (which I wouldn't recommend to my worst enemy). Example: Do you know why we have same day registration in NH??? I found out that this is a loophole in the Federal Motor Voter Act. You can't register to vote here in NH when you go to renew you driver's license. But you CAN do same day registration on November 8. Do you understand how rampant fraudulent voting is at the polls because of this??

We do not have vote-by-mail in NH. Instead, we have the cumbersome and costly alternative of Absentee ballots. This is ONLY a feature, if your intent is to supress Constitutional right to vote. Why would anyone WANT that??

Guess, we'll have to agree to disagree.

Large & Unwieldy != Expensive The members of the state legislature (the largest legislative body in the free world) get paid a whopping $100 / annum

I'm voting for it because I trust the voters of NH - not the Crazies or the Free Staters.

Yes indeed. My wife & I both have had it. Just when you think it's over, it comes back and hits you again. I was taking Dayquil every day. Fortunately no sinus infection.

Said as you puff away on a big fat doobie. And exactly what generation invented the Internet. Effing hypocrite.

Yeah, and neither does NH. LOL - Didn't like that boomer comment. Do you not realize that you stand on the shoulders of giants??