In New England, low-tax New Hampshire has smallest percentage of residents who want to leave

Дата публикации: 10-07-2026 19:59:46

Granite Staters are told often that our low taxes are a liability and that copying the other New England state’s higher-tax, higher-spending model would improve affordability and the overall quality of life. New polling from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center suggests that the exact opposite is true. A series of UNH surveys released […]
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