admin

CONCORD, NH – Chairman of the House Municipal and County Government Committee Diane Pauer (R-Brookline) released the following statement after the House passed SB105, empowering towns to adopt budget caps.  “Local spending is out of control. SB 105 empowers local voters to make their own decisions to get town spending under control. Two Republican principles …

Republicans Pass Legislation to Bring Local Spending Under Control Read More »

CONCORD, NH – House Criminal Justice Committee Chairman Terry Roy (R-Candia) released the following statement after the House passed SB 62, relative to law enforcement participation in a federal immigration program, on a vote of 200-162. “Democrats are trying to hide under the guise of local control to push their disastrous open-border agenda, but Republicans …

Republicans Don’t Fall for Democrat Open Border Policies Read More »

CONCORD, NH — House Majority Leader Jason Osborne (R-Auburn) released the following statement in response to reports that the Manchester School District instructed staff to hide diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) materials from the public: “Republicans are shocked but not surprised that the Manchester School District is trying to hide its curriculum from public view. This …

House Majority Leader Jason Osborne Responds to Manchester School District’s Attempt to Conceal DEI Curriculum Read More »

CONCORD, NH – House Deputy Majority Leader Joe Sweeney (R-Salem) released the following statement after receiving information about the University System of New Hampshire from a Right-to-Know request. “The University System of New Hampshire’s recent response to my Right-to-Know request revealed that more than 2,450 admission denial letters were sent to New Hampshire Residents over …

Sweeney Demands More Answers from USNH – New Hampshire Students Denied While Illegals Are Encouraged to Apply Read More »

House Deputy Majority Leader Joe Sweeney (R-Salem) released the following statement after submitting a Right to Know Request to the University System of New Hampshire. “New Hampshire taxpayers deserve transparency from the University System they fund. That’s why I’ve submitted a Right-to-Know request to determine how many international students are currently enrolled and how many …

Deputy Leader Sweeney Demands Transparency from the University System Read More »

CONCORD, NH – House Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Vice-Chair Lisa Mazur (R-Goffstown) released the following statement after the New Hampshire House passed HB 377 and HB 712. This pair of bills protect Granite State children from the harm of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and breast removal surgeries (with exceptions) before the age of 18. “In …

Republicans Protect Children from Radical Gender Ideology Read More »

CONCORD, NH – House Criminal Justice Vice-Chair Jennifer Rhodes (R-Winchester) released the following statement after the New Hampshire House passed HB 191-FN. As amended, this bill makes it unlawful for any adult to transport a minor for any surgical procedure without the written consent of the parent or guardian. “It is illogical that we would allow …

Republicans Strengthen Parental Consent Laws Read More »

CONCORD, NH – House Commerce Committee Chair John Hunt (R-Rindge) released the following statement after the New Hampshire House passed HB 316-FN. This legislation addresses the ongoing crisis in emergency medical services by standardizing ambulance reimbursement rates, prohibiting balance billing,and creating a commission to explore an all-payer model. “Ambulance services are essential for public safety. With …

Republicans Assist Ambulance Services Read More »

CONCORD, NH – House Transportation Committee Chair Tom Walsh (R-Hooksett) released the following statement after the New Hamsphire House passed HB 461. This legislation ensures that testing materials used at the New Hampshire department of Motor Vehicles are printed in English. “The New Hampshire Department of Safety has publicly stated that language barriers are one of …

Republicans Ensure that New Hampshire’s Official Language is English Read More »

CONCORD, NH – Ross Berry (R-Weare), prime sponsor of HB592, released the following statement after Governor Kelly Ayotte signed the comprehensive package of bail fixes into law. “Republicans will not tolerate a revolving door of violent offenders being allowed to walk the streets and put our communities at risk. I applaud Governor Ayotte for signing this …

Governor Ayotte Signs Republican Led Bail Fixes into Law Read More »

CONCORD, NH – The New Hampshire House of Representatives has passed HB 710, a forward-thinking energy bill that defines advanced nuclear resources in state law and allows utilities to enter long-term contracts for clean, dependable nuclear power. This legislation marks a significant step toward securing New Hampshire’s energy future with reliable, low-carbon energy sources. House …

New Hampshire House Opens the Door for Advanced Nuclear Energy Read More »

CONCORD, NH – The New Hampshire House of Representatives has passed HB 672, a groundbreaking piece of legislation that removes regulatory barriers and allows for innovative, independent energy generation at no cost to taxpayers or ratepayers. House Science, Technology, and Energy Chairman Rep. Michael Vose (R-Epping) praised the bill’s technical benefits, stating: “HB 672 allows …

New Hampshire House Paving the Way for Energy Innovation Read More »

CONCORD, NH – Today, House Republicans passed HB68, which ensures that parents are able to find the best school that fits their child’s needs. State Representative and Prime Sponsor of HB68, Erica Layon (R-Derry) released the following statement after HB68 passed the House.  “Today House Republicans passed HB68 to ensure that parents have a choice …

House Republicans Strengthen School Choice Read More »

CONCORD, NH – The New Hampshire House of Representatives has passed HB 10, the Parental Bill of Rights, ensuring that parents have the right to be fully informed and involved in their children’s education, medical decisions, and overall well-being. House Vice Chairman of the Committee on Children & Family Law, and co-sponsor Rep. Deb DeSimone …

House Passes the Parental Bill of Rights Read More »

CONCORD, NH- The New Hampshire House of Representatives has passed House Bill 675, a bill that will reign in out-of-control local spending and give taxpayers more resources to control spending through the use of tax caps.  Deputy Majority Leader Joe Sweeney (R-Salem) released the following statement in response to the passage of HB 675.  “This …

Republicans Safeguard Granite Staters from Runaway Property Taxes Read More »