Category: NH Senate Actions

  • Priority Legislative Actions: Week of June 7

    Please call Governor Ayotte (603-271-2121) and ask her to veto the Tax Cap bill! HB 1300 (Tax Cap) requires every NH community to include a tax cap question on their ballots during the 2026 and 2028 general elections. Communities can already adopt tax caps during their school budget and town meeting processes. This is much more…

  • Legislative Actions: Week of June 7

    The Legislative Session is now over.* We will continue to urge Governor Ayotte to veto destructive Republican bills that were passed by the Legislature during the 2026 session. Accountability and preparing for the November Midterms now begins in earnest. It will be up to all of us to let our friends and neighbors know how the actions…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Legislative 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…

  • Priority 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…

  • Priority Legislative Actions: Week of May 17

    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…

  • Legislative Actions: Week of May 17

    LEGISLATIVE UPDATE ~ DOWN TO THE FINAL FEW WEEKS  The House and Senate will meet 2 more times, May 21 and June 4,  before concluding the work of the regular legislative session.* Our friends at AFSC NH have summarized what to expect:  “the legislature’s remaining business will be to deal with any bills that have passed…

  • Legislative Actions: Week of May 10

    LEGISLATIVE UPDATE Both the House and Senate have completed committee work on all bills filled this session. This Thursday, May 14th, both chambers will meet to vote on all remaining committee recommendations. We encourage you to contact you state senator and representative(s) ahead of Thursday’s session on the bills listed in the section below (House…

  • Priority Legislative Actions: Week of May 10

    OPPOSE HB 1793 OPPOSE HB 1793 so-called CAMPUS CARRY bill in all its forms, original or as amended. HB 1793 Campus Carry Proposal Recommended for Study Committee From our friends at the GunSense NH and the NH Gun Violence Prevention Coalition: HB 1793 began as a bill that would prohibit any public institution of higher education from…