On the recordJune 17, 2013
frankly, New Hampshire gets 37 cents on the dollar of what we contribute to the Universal Service Fund.
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congress.govfrankly, New Hampshire gets 37 cents on the dollar of what we contribute to the Universal Service Fund.
Ayotte expresses concern about New Hampshire's low return on investment from the Universal Service Fund.
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