This week, the House Health, Human Services, and Elderly Affairs Committee unanimously voted to pass strong legislation that promises to make New Hampshire the leading state for clinical trials and biotechnology innovation. HB 701 is a right-to-try expansion bill that aims to help the least of these, those diagnosed […]
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The steps below outline the basics of finding and tracking legislation as it moves through committees, hearings, and votes. By understanding how to track bills, you’ll be better equipped to follow the issues that matter most to you.
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👉 Act now: sign in in support of HB 476.👈 HB 476, a 15-week limit on abortion, has been scheduled for an important hearing in the House Judiciary Committee, on Monday, January 27, 9:30 am in the Legislative Office Building, rooms 206-208. With leading NH Republicans pushing to extinguish the pro-life cause from the
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Celebrating Majority Wins for Life, Liberty, and Family in the Granite State! Below are the Cornerstone endorsed winners of this year’s NH General Election. NH voters elected all of Cornerstone’s endorsed executive council candidates and all but one of Cornerstone’s endorsed NH Senate candidates. Of Cornerstone’s endorsed NH House
CONCORD, N.H. – Today, Governor Sununu signed HB 1607, legislation aimed at fixing New Hampshire’s broken safe haven law to save babies from fatal abandonment or abuse. The most important provision of this bill is the “exclusionary rule,” which incentivizes criminal parents to surrender their babies. Under this rule,
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Full Floor Speech by Rep. Noble on the Students First Act; Now HB 1265 Note: This is a longer, written version of the floor speech delivered by Rep. Kristin Noble during debate on the bill. See if you can make sense of these two facts about New Hampshire’s education
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Our case, Sheena Simpson v New Hampshire School Administrative Unit 16, et al, filed on November 4th of 2021 was heard by a judge in Rockingham Superior Court on November 29th and 30th of this year. Whether you’ve heard of the “Exeter High School Student” suit or not over
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What Do 160-Year-Old Presidential and Gubernatorial Thanksgiving Proclamations Tell Us Today? A reflection by Cornerstone’s Church Amabassador Network Director, Neil Hubacker With so much division, polarization, and strife at home and abroad, it can be hard to find reasons for gratitude. U.S. senators are on the verge of fisticuffs;
Earlier this year, the NH House of Representatives passed an amended version of HB 315, prohibiting provocations based on a victim’s actual or perceived gender, gender identity, gender expression, or sexual orientation from being used as a defense in a criminal case. While the original text of this bill was framed
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This week, the New Hampshire House voted against SB 272, the critical Parental Bill of Rights. The Senate version of the bill included vital language that ensured parents would be kept informed about their children and would have helped prevent the covert, social gender transitioning of children by public school
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