==Cleaning up page & focus== 

 This page currently reads more as if the topic were "Taxation in New Hampshire" or "Libertarianism in New Hampshire." It seems to have a very strong libertarian/conservative bias and focuses almost entirely on those issues. There is no mention of political outcomes or historyNew Hampshire's long Republican-leaning status, its more recent shift toward the Democratic party, or the most recent shift in 2010 (and of course the pending results of upcoming 2012 election). It also does not mention the political makeup of the statethe percentage of registered voters in each party, and the makeup of state and federal offices. It also ignores important recent (and ongoing) political issues such as marriage equality, education, right-to-work and so on. I'd like to propose updating this page to reflect some of those issues and topics, which would make this page more in keeping with other "Politics of..." pages. I think this old version from March 3, 2011 would be a good starting point, and the page can be built from there to include recent trends, history, and political issues including taxation, marriage equality and so on.