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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.
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Disciplinary hearing re: Rep. Travis Corcoran
MONDAY, APRIL 27 10 am, Granite Place, Concord House Legislative Administrative Committee State Representative Travis Corcoran (R-Hills. 28 Weare) has long used his X account to direct hate at constituents, colleagues and others. Most recently he engaged in the worst kind of antisemitism when he called for the “Final Solution” toward a Jewish House member. He has doxxed his constituents and engaged in behaviors that are incompatible with his role as an elected public servant. The House Legislative Administrative Committee will take testimony and hold a hearing on Monday, April 27 to consider what, if any action, the House body…
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Legislative Actions: Week of April 19, 2026
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE Things are moving very quickly in the legislature right now as both the House and Senate rush to meet fast approaching deadlines, including Thursday, May 14th. That is the last day for each chamber to act on all bills sent by the other chamber during the March crossover. Look for the floor session on the 14th to be loaded up with bills. Please save the date (May 14) and plan to join us at the State House! After May 14th, the legislature will work on reconciling those bills that passed each chamber but in different forms (for example,…
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Priority Legislative Actions: Week of April 19
STOP OPEN ENROLLMENT; SAVE OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS! SB 101 – School “Open Enrollment” bill OPPOSE On Thursday, April 23, the NH House will vote on SB 101, the wildly unpopular “open enrollment” bill that would undermine our public education system. Instead of addressing the fundamental problem that in NH the opportunity for a well resourced public education depends largely on zip code, SB101 would offer opportunities to some students (those with more means), while leaving others behind, and it would be especially devastating to students with disabilities and those in schools in property poor districts. The bill is confusing and…
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VISIBILITY ACTIONS: April 19 – April 25
Well … we thought Spring had come to New Hampshire, but now we are hit with a couple of cold days, and freezing temps at night. During these cold nights, we need to protect the most vulnerable plants in our gardens, so they can flourish as the days grow warmer and the light lasts longer. Just as we protect these young plants in the cold of night, we need to protect and support the most vulnerable in New Hampshire this week: our trans community, public schools, and NH students. Our visibility Tuesday (April 21st – 12:30-1:30PM – Room 100 State…
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Priority Federal Action: Week of April 12
Tell Congress: No Unconstitutional War with Iran From our friends at the ACLU: President Trump does not have the power to unilaterally declare war on another country. Yet that’s exactly what he’s trying to do: dodging the Constitution to launch a war with Iran with no authorization from Congress. But waging an illegal war is expensive – and President Trump expects the American people to foot the bill. The Pentagon has already spent billions of taxpayer dollars on this unauthorized and unpopular war, and is now reportedly asking for another $200 billion. The military relies on Congress to authorize supplemental…
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URGENT VETO ACTION
Urge Ayotte to Veto the Discriminatory Bathroom and Locker Room Bans From our friends at 603 Equality: There are 6 pieces of nearly identical pieces of legislation making their way through the NH House and Senate. Let’s remind Governor Kelly Ayotte’s that as recently as February, she’s vetoed similar legislation. These bills, seek to legalize discrimination for bathrooms, locker rooms, sports, and prisons on the basis of “biological sex” as defined as only “male” and “female,” completely erasing the scientific reality of intersex individuals. These discriminatory policies have no place in NH, and create real world privacy and safety concerns…
Keep readingLegislative Actions: Week of April 12, 2026
Sign In & Testify Sign in and provided written testimony by 9 o’clock on the morning of the bill’s hearing. (Sign-ins and testimony are officially accepted until 11:59 pm the day of the hearing. However, since some committees are voting on bills the same day they are heard, we recommend sharing your opinion before the committee meets.) ACTION: Sign in on NH House and Senate bills These bills are scheduled for hearings in the House or Senate this week, giving the public a chance to sign in online, submit comments and/or written testimony, attend and/or give in person testimony. Use the…
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STOP CAMPUS CARRYOPPOSE HB1793The “Campus Carry” bill will be heard in the Senate Judiciary Committee on TUESDAY, APRIL 14 at 1:45 pm in Room 100 at the State House in Concord.1) JOIN KSC & PARTNER ORGS:GunSenseNH “KEEP GUNS OFF CAMPUS” RALLYTuesday, April 14, 11:30 am, State HouseVisibility and Noon press conference 2) TESTIFY Against HB 1793This may be a long afternoon. Please plan accordingly!Tuesday, April 14 at 1:45PMRoom 100, State House 3) IF YOU CAN’T ATTEND: Register Your Opposition Online:Click Link to Senate Remote Sign InSelect Date of Hearing: April 14Select Committee: Senate JudiciarySelect Bill: HB1793I am: A member of the publicI’m Representing: MyselfSelect: I oppose this billNEXT: Provide personal…
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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.
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