New Hampshire
NH Business Review: State Still Struggling for School-funding Solution
The Commission to Study School Funding – established by the NH Legislature last year – has contracted with the Carsey School of Public Policy to find and identify a more equitable school funding system. Carsey is providing logistical support – including conducting research and managing... Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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07/21/20NH Public Radio: Why Younger People Are Moving to NH and Staying
Kristine Bundschuh, researcher at the Carsey school, recently joined NHPR's Morning Edition Host Rick Ganley to discuss her research on migration... -
03/04/20Carsey and the Commission to Study School Funding Move Forward
The Commission to Study School Funding unanimously voted to move forward on negotiations with the Carsey School to finalize a contract. It is... -
02/18/20Winter-Warming Awareness
Research published by Carsey School authors and researchers Elizabeth Burakowski and Lawrence Hamilton shows that more than half of New Hampshire...
Recent Stories
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12/27/19 - The First Primary: Why New Hampshire?An article published by David Moore, a Carsey School Senior Fellow, and Andrew Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, discusses how New Hampshire came... Read More -
12/27/19 - Population Change is Coming to New HampshireAccording to research from the Carsey School, over 16,000 people with a bachelor's degree or higher moved to New Hampshire between 2013 and 2016. In contrast, 11,500 people... Read More -
12/20/19 - More than 20% of Voters in NH are New Since Last PrimaryAccording to research published by the Carsey School, more than 20% of people voting in the 2020 Presidential election will be new voters. Read More -
12/20/19 - 230,000 New NH Voters for the 2020 Presidential ElectionAccording to research published by the Carsey School, there are approximately 230,000 potential new voters for the 2020 Presidential election. Researchers also state that because... Read More -
12/17/19 - Demographic Shifts Make for Changes in the 2020 PrimariesA new study released by the Carsey School and reported on by NHPR shows that more than one in five potential 2020 New Hampshire primary voters will be new to the electorate. Read More -
12/09/19 - Diversity On the Rise in NHA new study published by Carsey School professor Kenneth Johnson shows that while the population levels within New Hampshire have remained steady, the level of diversity has... Read More -
08/09/19 - UNH Survey: Most N.H. Residents Prefer Dam Removal (NHPR)A first-of-its-kind survey shows New Hampshire residents generally favor removing dams from local rivers. Read More -
07/22/19 - Moving AwayThe Carsey School of Public Policy's 10-year research project, the Coos Youth Study, explores the well-being of young residents living in northern New Hampshire, their educational... Read More -
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03/14/19 - Conference maps route to ‘vibrant’ NH economy (New Hampshire Business Review)With the state basking in a growing economy and budget surplus, the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute took “Investments to Sustain a Vibrant Economy” as the theme of its sixth... Read More