Ayotte cites transgender athlete decision as precedent for N.H. law

A Supreme Court ruling allowing states to separate athletics based on biological sex has paved the way for New Hampshire to enforce its law banning transgender girls from girls' sports. Lawsuits challenging the law continue, with pending litigation considering differences from recent Supreme Court decisions. The law, signed by a former governor, mandates public and private schools to designate sports teams as male, female, or mixed, primarily based on birth certificates, to promote fairness and safety.

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