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Check out the Secretary of State's new podcast, "Stories of Service"
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Enter our inaugural Heirloom Marriage Certificate Design Contest. Entries are due September 5!
- RFP - The New Hampshire Secretary of State issued a Request for Proposals (“RFP”) for services in connection with the establishment and administration of the New Hampshire DAO Registry as defined in the New Hampshire Decentralized Autonomous Organization Act.
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- Secretary Scanlan Hosts 2nd Annual Naturalization Ceremony at State Archives
- Secretary of State Wins Regional Emmy Award
- Secretary of State Launches Heirloom Marriage Certificate Design Contest
- Secretary of State, Democracy Defense Project to Host Discussion with Local Moderators
- Secretary of State Releases First Episode of New Podcast
- New Hampshire To Celebrate 50 Years of the First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary Law
- Secretary of State David M. Scanlan responds to New Hampshire Interlocal Trust "Dissolution Vote"
- Secretary of State, State Archivist to Host Exhibit in Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the End of the Vietnam
Cybersecurity is a civic responsibility. Check out these videos, which bring some prominent Granite Staters to life, for more info!
Cybersecurity and Civic Education: Phishing
Civic responsibility is about more than just registering to vote and participating in New Hampshire elections. Paying attention to cybersecurity and avoiding phishing attacks is also important. Check out this video from the Secretary of State, featuring a prominent Granite Stater, to find out why it’s important to PICK before you click.
Cybersecurity and Civic Education: Misinformation
In our digital world, social media is a great way to share election information with New Hampshire voters, but how do you know what you’re reading is accurate? Check out this video from the Secretary of State to find out how you can VET what you see!
Cybersecurity and Civic Education: AI-Generated Content
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a powerful tool that can streamline many processes and even make statues talk. However, it can also be used to confuse and mislead voters. Check out this video from the Secretary of State to find out what you can do to make sure AI doesn’t fool you.