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0000017a-15d9-d736-a57f-17ff8fad0001Whether you’re a lifelong Granite Stater or a transplant just settling in, chances are, you’ve probably encountered a moment like this…You’re driving along some stretch of I-93, or meandering through a trail in the White Mountains, or strolling through one of the hundreds of small towns scattered throughout the state, and you’ve noticed something that made you wonder: What’s up with that?Maybe it’s been as simple as stopping to consider, “How did that statue get there, and what did that person do to deserve a statue in the first place?”Or, “Why the heck do New Hampshire drivers seem to have so many vanity plates?” Or maybe it’s something a little more complicated — like, “How can the state afford to build so many liquor stores?”No matter what you’re wondering, we want to know: What questions do you have about the Granite State? Send us yours, and we might be able to track down an answer. Large or small, silly or serious — all questions are welcome. And, chances are, yours could end up sparking a pretty interesting follow-up investigation. Sometimes the best stories are hiding in plain sight.So, let's get started! Share your questions below... or leave us a message at 603.513.7796_

#OnlyInNH: Tell Us What to Investigate

Update: Thanks to all who weighed in! More than 400 of you cast your votes, and we'll let have more details soon on the winning question and our plans from here. In the meantime, make sure to keep sending your questions our way here.

A few weeks ago, we started asking you to tell us what you've been wondering about life in New Hampshire. Since then, more than 60 of you — from Bristol to Boscawen to Milan to Milford — have weighed in with questions about everything from roadside graffiti to state regulations.

We’re already planning to follow up on at least a few of the questions you’ve sent in so far. But we received far more than we’re able to investigate all at once, so we need some help deciding which ones to tackle first — and that's where you come in.

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Here's how it works...

1. Using the poll below (or this link), let us know which question you most want to know the answer to. We'll leave this voting round open for the next week, and you’ll have until Feb. 10 to pick your favorite. (Once you've voted, make sure to tell your friends, too! Anyone's welcome to weigh in, even if you didn’t submit a question for consideration during our first round.)

2. At the end of next week, the question that has the largest share of the vote will be the one we start investigating first.

3. We'll get to work tracking down an answer to the winning question and (hopefully) will report back soon with our findings. Pretty simple, right?

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If you submitted a question and don't see it on the list of finalists here, don't worry: we didn't toss it out entirely. We're keeping track of all of the questions we've received since the start of this project — and we could bring earlier questions back up during future voting rounds, or we might end up following up on our own.

If you think you have another even more brilliant, interesting or important question to send our way, you haven't missed your chance! This is just the beginning, and we'll keep collecting questions in the months to come. Send in yours, now or later, right here.

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Casey is a Senior News Editor for NHPR. You can contact her with questions or feedback at cmcdermott@nhpr.org.
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