Could you take this to private message, MaineShark? It really has absolutely nothing to do with NH redistricting.
Folks asked for clarification...
Anyway, it does seem to have to do with whether those who, in NH, choose to run as or elect Democrats, are more or less Statist than those who choose to do the same with Republicans.
In most of the US, there's essentially no difference between the DNC and the GOP. In NH, there are some substantial oddities. The NH GOP is substantially more liberty-oriented than the NH DNC. But the NH version of the RLC is actually
less strongly libertarian than the national RLC.
I'd also mention that the added representative here in Grafton County isn't necessarily due to folks moving to Grafton (town). The article doesn't specify which of Grafton county's districts is gaining a representative (the county has ten house districts and two senate districts, IIRC).
It will be interesting to see how they propose to redistrict things. We're unlikely to actually gain a representative, here in Grafton (town), as we already have three. I expect any changes will be further north. Although I wouldn't put anything past them...
Joe