Urgent Actions
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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…
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Visibilities: Week of June 7
Read In! Thursday, June 11 11am – 1pm State House Join our coalition partners as we stand up for reading ALL books. Bring your favorite banned book! Last week marked the end of the Legislative Session. Over the course of the session, we held visibilities supporting public education, vaccines for children, LGBTIQQ rights, voter rights,…
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Visibilities: Week of June 8
READ-IN June 11 11 am – 1 pm Join Kent Street and our coalition partners as we stand up for reading ALL books. Bring your favorite banned book! Thursday June 11th 11-1 State House. STRONGER TOGETHER Stand for our Immigrant Communities! Friday June 12th 4-5PM Corner of Center and Main Streets in Concord
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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Legislative Visibility, May 14
Opposing Hateful and Dangerous Bills Good Evening Friends: The Legislative Session is quickly coming to an end and as we expected the NH-GOP has loaded a significant number of dangerous bills into the final sessions. On Thursday May 14th, both the House and Senate will be in session. The bills on the table include the…
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AFFORDABILITY ALERT
Why are Executive Councilors Blocking Federal Funding for Childcare in New Hampshire? The New Hampshire Executive Council voted to delay/deny $1.2 million in 100% federally funded child care support tied to the Department of Health and Human Services’ contract amendment with Pyramid Model Consortium. This funding would strengthen Granite Steps for Quality (NH’s child care…
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