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I think the first couple are uncontroversial. After that it gets a bit arbitrary. Here's my list:
Civil unions made legal.
School funding constitutional amendment fails.
John E. Sununu ranked one of most vulnerable Senators.
Lynch reshapes state leadership: Safety Commissioner Richard Flynn, DHS Commissioner John Steven out.
Ray Buckley wins state Democratic Chairmanship following a smear campaign waged against him.
GOP primary imminent in NH-01; challengers to Hodes still lacking.
Jeanne Shaheen enters Senate race.
Tell-all phone jamming book appears - not yet in stores, but early recipients are starting to leak contents.
New Hampshire Primary resurgent: Florida and Michigan rebuffed, candidates hoping to skip the early states (Giuliani, Thompson) in free-fall.
You can find some of the most thorough analysis of all these events right here. If I were to add a tenth, it would be the emergence of Blue Hampshire as a must-follow web site for progressives and political fans in the state.
