Twenty-one House Republicans broke with their party to vote down a bill that would mandate open enrollment in New Hampshire’s public schools, delivering a significant setback to one of the majority party’s signature policy priorities this session.
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Twenty-one House Republicans broke with their party to vote down a bill that would mandate open enrollment in New Hampshire’s public schools, delivering a significant setback to one of the majority party’s signature policy priorities this session.
