Concord, NH – Today the New Hampshire Senate and House of Representatives passed the committee of conference report for the biennial state budget. Senate Republican Leader Chuck Morse (R-Salem) and House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) issued the following statements: “The budget passed today by Concord Democrats is nothing short of a half-baked plan that …
Concord, NH- House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) issued a statement following the House vote of 207-143 to pass the committee of conference report for SB10, relative to the state minimum hourly rate. “On the same day that House Democrats will approve a budget that raises taxes on our state’s businesses to the tune of …
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Republican Review | Volume 4 Issue 29 | June 21, 2019
Concord, NH – Today the New Hampshire House and Senate Finance Committee of Conference voted to support a budget that increases spending by more than 13%, increases business taxes and creates a structural deficit. The budget will go to the House and Senate floors next week for an up or down vote. Senate Republican Leader …
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CONCORD – House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) issued a statement at the conclusion of Wednesday’s budget bill committee of conference meeting. “You may hear Democrats championing this budget as some sort of breakthrough, but let me tell you, it is rife with policy and gimmicks that put New Hampshire on a path to insolvency,” …
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Republican Review | Volume 4 Issue 28 | June 14, 2019
CONCORD – House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) issued a statement after reviewing the online bill dockets for HB1 and HB2, bills relating to the state budget, which show that the House had non-concurred and requested a committee of conference, and that zero Republicans were appointed to the conference committees. “We hear a lot about …
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CONCORD – House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) issued a statement in reaction to the Senate vote to approve their state budget proposal in HB1 and HB2. “Granite Staters are waking up to yet another Democrat budget proposal that overspends, increases taxes and fees, raids dedicated funds, and creates a budget deficit. Just like in …
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Republican Review | Volume 4 Issue 27 | June 6th, 2019
CONCORD – House Republican Leader Dick Hinch issued a statement following the House vote on SB242, requiring notice and approval of certain actions to commence audits of collection liabilities arising under certain sales and use tax statutes and prohibiting New Hampshire remote sellers from disclosing private customer information to foreign taxing authorities in connection with …
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CONCORD – House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) offered the following statement on the passage of SB10, establishing the state minimum hourly rate based on whether an employer offers paid sick days to an employee. “We’ve heard from small business owners around the state about how a minimum wage increase will be a disaster for …
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CONCORD – House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) offered the following statement on the passage of SB290, relative to the New Hampshire granite advantage health care program. The bill would significantly water down provisions worked out in a bipartisan manner last year relative to the work requirement for enrollees, and set an dangerous position of …
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Republican Review | Volume 4 Issue 26 | May 31, 2019
Republican Review | Volume 4 Issue 25 | May 24, 2019
CONCORD – House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) reacted to a proposed non-germane amendment sponsored by Democrats in the Senate and House that would establish a 6.2% payroll tax on some earners in New Hampshire. Amendment 2019-2031s, which is being heard today at 1:00pm, proposes to impose a 6.2% state payroll tax on income above …
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