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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.
View our latest NH House Bill Sign-Ins and actions here.
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Priority Legislative Actions: Week of May 31
Two bills are headed to the House and Senate this Thursday (June 4) – each alone would be devastating to public schools; together they’re a wrecking ball! BEFORE THURSDAY JUNE 4, urge your State Representative(s) and State Senator to vote NO on both: More info on both bills can be found HERE. A phone call is one of the most effective ways to make your voice heard. Find your Representative(s) and Senator by going HERE – click on their name(s) to find phone numbers. Here is a template you can reference in your call or voicemail: “Hello, my name is [NAME]…
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Visibilities: Week of May 31
Stand up for Public Schools, Immigrants, Trans Folks & VOTERS in New Hampshire! Thursday, June 48am-10am State House Join us for a BIG visibility prior to the last legislative session of the year! There is a lot on the docket! We will be standing up against Open Enrollment, Town Budget Cap, and Discriminatory Immigration and Anti-Trans Bill and in support of Voting Rights in New Hampshire! The 2025-26 NH Legislative Session is almost over. It has been a busy year and we have won some and lost some. Regardless of wins and losses, we know that your commitment makes a difference.…
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RALLY: Justice for Nickenley (Nick) Turenne
Tuesday, June 25:00PM to 7:00PM 1 City Hall Plaza, Manchester NH Nickenley Turenne was killed by police in December and the family is still asking for the release of body cam footage and that officers involved return to desk duty pending results of the investigation. For more information contact Ophelia Burnett at oburnett@afsc.org AFSC NH: When State Violence Goes Unanswered By Ophelia Burnett, John Lindsay-Poland
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Legislative Update: Week of May 31
Thursday, June 4th will be the last day of the regular legislative session.* Join Kent Streeters for a big visibility at the State House on Thursday when we will remind legislators that we all lose when they pass bills to defund public schools, enforce descriminatory policies, and weaken voter protections. We’ll be at the State House from 8am-10am. After June 4th, Kent Street’s focus will turn to accountability—and to the November midterms. It will be up to all of us to let our friends and neighbors know how the actions of our legislators at the State House impact our families, our communities…
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KSC VOTER EMPOWERMENT PROJECT
After June 4, Kent Street will turn its attention to voter education and the November elections, with special focus on holding legislators accountable at the polls. In case you missed our May monthly meeting (video recording here), take a moment to join our mission of empowering voters to reclaim our voting rights and electoral power leading up to the 2026 midterm elections in November. This week in voter empowerment: Subscribe to the KSC Voting Rights Working Group to stay up to date on election protection and opportunities to turn your anxiety into action! Become A Voting Ambassador Spread the word: Voter Turnout is…
Keep readingLegislative Actions: Week of May 24
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE ~ Committees of Conference and On to the Governor! Thursday, June 4th will be the last day of the regular legislative session.* The House and Senate will both meet to vote on Committee of Conference reports. Committees of Conference (CoC) are formed when significant differences exist between the Senate and House versions of a bill and when there remains some hope that compromise language can be agreed upon. If a compromise is found, a report is filed and the report then goes to both chambers for a vote. This year, all remaining CoC votes will take place when…
Keep readingPriority Legislative Actions: Week of May 24
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE: HB 155 Cuts to the Business Enterprise Tax Yes, believe it or not, we’re still talking about HB155 Call and/or email ASAP! From our friends at Our Economy Our FutureHB 155 is expected to head into a Committee of Conference any day now and members from the House have been appointed. Call and/or Email Senator Lang Today: (603) 271-2117 / tim.lang@leg.state.nh.us Tell him: “Hold the line in Committee of Conference. Reject any attempt to revive the corporate tax cuts in HB 155.” Why is this important? A Committee of Conference (COC) happens when the House and Senate…
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URGENT ACTION: VACCINES
House Bill 1719 – Hepatitis B Childhood Vaccines This legislation to remove the Hepatitis B vaccine from New Hampshire’s list of required childhood immunizations, was defeated earlier this year. But the bill’s language has resurfaced as an amendment to Senate Bill 625, and the matter is now headed to the Committee of Conference on Wednesday, May 27, 2026. What can you do? Contact the Committee Members below before May 27 and urge them to reject the Hepatitis B amendment to SB 625. When you reach out, consider sharing why this issue matters to you personally, whether as a parent, healthcare provider…
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CALL YOUR SENATOR TO OPPOSE HB 155 Lawmakers are finally being forced to acknowledge what Granite Staters already know: tax breaks for the wealthy come at everyone else’s expense. HB 155 hands a giveaway to large, often out-of-state corporations and their lobbyists—money taken directly from schools, housing, child care, and health care. When that money disappears, towns still have to pay the bills, which means higher property taxes for homeowners and renters. Every dollar lost to HB 155 is a dollar Granite Staters are forced to make up. Call Your Senator Email Your Senator STOP THE DISCRIMINATORY BATHROOM AND LOCKER ROOM BANS There…
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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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