In his July 8 letter, state Rep. Glenn Cordelli (R-Tuftonboro) referred to a “Dem’s scheme.” There was no scheme. The Democratic majority in the New Hampshire House of Representatives wanted to continue the people’s work, which we were elected to do.

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered work and deadlines for schools, businesses, non-profits and governmental agencies. The N.H. House was halfway through the session when it shut down in mid-March with bills to send to the Senate and Senate bills that still needed to go through House hearings and votes.

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