Latest Alerts & Actions

Each week when the New Hampshire House and Senate are in session, Kent Street Coalition provides a list of bills with hearings or votes in the State House that week, as well as recommendations for opposing or supporting each bill, talking points for testimony, and more. Find our latest actions and alerts below and subscribe to get them sent straight to your inbox.

VISIBILITY ACTIONS: March 15-21

In a time when we can all use a bit of healing, one action that you can take is showing up and standing up with us at KSC Visibility Events. The benefits of joining our visibility efforts include having conversations with legislators that may or may not sway their decisions, supporting our extraordinary Democratic legislators, and spending meaningful time with like-minded individuals intent on making a difference. These actions help heal our democracy and ourselves. So, come on out and join us this week. Wednesday, March 18 | 4:00 PM–5:00 PM Focus: NH’s GOP Agenda has No Heart, No Brains,…

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Priority Action: Week of March 15

We have important news about an unethical and underhanded abuse of power last week: Republicans in the House played games with the floor calendar and closed one session early last week to make sure that no Democratic bills receive a hearing this session—effectively killing almost every bill put forward by a House Democrat in 2026. House Minority Leader Alexis Simpson reports: “Republicans’ first act this morning was to block debate on all 180 bills scheduled for today,” Simpson said. “Republicans know the public overwhelmingly opposes their extreme agenda, as yesterday’s special election result in Carroll County made clear with Bobbi…

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HOUSE & SENATE HEARINGS: Week of March 15

Sign in and testify Why are so few bills listed? A short lesson on the legislative process. Why are there fewer bills listed right now? You may have noticed that lately there are fewer requests to sign in or testify on bills. That’s because the legislature is approaching an important deadline called Cross-Over. What is Cross-Over? Cross-Over is the date by which the House and Senate must finish acting on all bills that started in their chamber. Before a bill can move forward, it usually goes through: If the bill passes, it is sent to the other chamber to go…

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HOUSE & SENATE HEARINGS: Week of March 8

Sign in and testify Why are so few bills listed? A short lesson on the legislative process. Why are there fewer bills listed right now? You may have noticed that lately there are fewer requests to sign in or testify on bills. That’s because the legislature is approaching an important deadline called Cross-Over. What is Cross-Over? Cross-Over is the date by which the House and Senate must finish acting on all bills that started in their chamber. Before a bill can move forward, it usually goes through: If the bill passes, it is sent to the other chamber to go…

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Priority Action: Thank our State House Champions!

The atmosphere at the New Hampshire State House has become increasingly toxic for those who sit on the Democratic side of the aisle. With a GOP majority determined to force through its radical, Free State agenda, we have seen an almost total disregard for public opinion and political compromise. We have seen hate-filled attacks against individual members and vulnerable groups go virtually unchecked. In such an environment, it takes real courage and fortitude to show up day after day, week after week ever ready to fight the good fight on behalf of all of us. 📣 TAKE ACTION As we…

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VISIBILITY ACTIONS: March 8-14

In a time when we can all use a bit of healing, one action that you can take is showing up and standing up with us at KSC Visibility Events. The benefits of joining our visibility efforts include having conversations with legislators that may or may not sway their decisions, supporting our extraordinary Democratic legislators, and spending meaningful time with like-minded individuals intent on making a difference. These actions help heal our democracy and ourselves. So, come on out and join us this week. Tuesday, March 10 | 9:00 AM–10:30 AM, with the hearing following Focus: Say No to the…

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ACTION ALERT: Anti-War Rallies

Sunday, March 8 Join peaceful protests against the war in Iran We have received many questions about whether there will be any anti-war protests this weekend. At this point, we know of two protests that we want to share with you. Both events are sponsored by trusted partners committed to peaceful, non-violent protest. As always, we urge you to review our Best Practices for Protesting and our Decision Tree for choosing which actions and events you are comfortable taking part in. Also, please check out the ACLU’s guide to knowing your rights. 1pm – 5pm, City Plaza Concord (in front of the arches)Sponsored by our friends at…

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State House Day of Action

Thursday, March 5 Hello Friends We have had a busy couple of weeks and you showed up to defend immigrant rights, support public education, decry attacks on trans kids, support childhood vaccines, fight for fair state budgets, fight against a 20-week abortion ban, and the list goes on. Thank you! Please know, your presence always makes a difference! This week our visibility events are focused on one day, Thursday, and one topic, the Free State Agenda.  Thursday morning (7:45-9:00AM – note: time change) and Thursday afternoon (2:30-3:30PM) are important visibility events and we need you to show up and stand up…

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Demand an End to the War in Iran

Urge Congress to Support Bi-Partisan Senate and House War Powers Resolutions to block further unauthorized military action against Iran President Trump has launched an dangerous and unauthorized attack on Iran. Already an unknown number of Iranian civilians and several members of the US military have been killed. The military campaign threatens to destabilize the entire Mideast region and could lead to an ever escalating war. We must say no to this unauthorized, unnecessary and dangerous war. Read statements from NH’s four Members of Congress (MOC). CALL YOUR MOC TODAY! CALL THE WHITE HOUSE!

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About Action Alerts:

There are several actions you can take to show your support or opposition for a bill depending on its importance and its stage in the legislative process, including Remote Sign-Ins, Written Testimony, In-Person Testimony.

Remote Sign-ins

Gencourt Website

Sign-in Instructions for House Bills

Sign-in Instructions for Senate Bills

Best Practices for Written Testimony


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