House GOP voting mandate passes, constitutional amendment dies
March 16, 2022
House Republicans approved a bill restoring voter residency requirements to state law after the state Supreme Court struck down the 2017 SB 3 law, the New Hampshire Union Leader reported. Read More
EFA Program Survives ‘Death by 1,000 Cuts’ Attack From House Dems
March 16, 2022
Democrat-backed efforts to repeal, reduce, or restrict the Education Freedom Account program failed in the GOP-controlled House, NH Journal reported. Nearly 2,000 children had enrolled in EFAs since the program Read More
NH House seeks to lead way on cryptocurrency
March 15, 2022
A first-in-the-nation financial reform aimed at making New Hampshire a beachhead for cryptocurrency investment cleared the House, the New Hampshire Union Leader reported. The bill would position the state ahead Read More
Rep. Jason Osborne: Democrats in lock step on their extremist agenda
February 13, 2022
This column by New Hampshire House Majority Leader Jason Osborne originally appeared in the New Hampshire Union Leader on February 13, 2022. Read it at unionleader.com. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE legislature Read More
House Dem leaders call to punish one of their own
January 31, 2022
House Democratic leaders signaled that one of their own members should lose a committee seat after charges she used a racial slur toward a Black activist, the New Hampshire Union Read More
Facing Backlash, Timberlake Teachers Union Issues Apology for Anti-Parent Comment
January 27, 2022
The president of the Timberlane Teachers’ Association issued a public apology after an NH Journal report on her description of parental involvement in education as ‘interference.’ The dispute centered on Read More
Timberlane Union Prez Decries Parental Involvement as ‘Interference’
January 26, 2022
The president of the Timberlane Teachers’ Association drew criticism after telling legislators that teachers should be able to work without ‘interference from parents and laws,’ NH Journal reported. The comment Read More
NH Teachers Union Files Error-Filled Suit Against Anti-Discrimination Law
December 13, 2021
A New Hampshire teachers union and several parents and teachers filed a federal lawsuit attacking what they called the ‘divisive concepts statute,’ though no such law exists in the state, Read More
In Derry, NHGOP Scores Much Needed Special Election Win
December 7, 2021
Republican Jodi Nelson won a special election in Derry to replace Rep. Anne Copp, defeating Democrat Mary Eisner by nearly 20 points, NH Journal reported. The win gave the NHGOP Read More
N.H. Back on Top of ‘Freedom in the 50 States’ Index
December 1, 2021
New Hampshire has reclaimed the No. 1 spot on the Cato Institute’s “Freedom in the 50 States” index, displacing Florida, and was again ranked first in North America for economic Read More
Sweeping ban on vaccine mandates moves ahead
November 16, 2021
A House panel advanced a sweeping proposal that would bar any private or public entity in New Hampshire from requiring employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the New Read More
GOP Votes To Ban Private Businesses, Churches From Requiring Employee Vaccines
November 16, 2021
Republicans on the New Hampshire House Education Committee passed an amendment to HB255 barring any entity, including private businesses, from requiring COVID-19 vaccines. NH Journal reports leadership described the vote Read More
