By Peter Biello, New Hampshire Public Radio

CONCORD — For the first time in 40 years, New Hampshire has a new Secretary of State. David Scanlan stepped into the position following the retirement of Bill Gardner earlier this month. Scanlan previously served as Deputy Secretary of State for 20 years, working with Gardner to run the office that oversees everything from elections, to securities markets and risk pools, and keeps the state's vital records.

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