The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to change the way we do things that we’ve long taken for granted, including sending kids to school, going out to eat, even grocery shopping. The Legislature is no different. As we prepare to start the 2021 session, the New Hampshire Senate is changing the way it operates in order to conduct the people’s business safely.

We return this week for Convening Day, set by the New Hampshire Constitution for the First Wednesday in January. While the House will be holding a Drive-In session, the Senate will be meeting remotely. And on Thursday, Gov. Chris Sununu will take the oath for his third term.

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