If you think NH SB3 will tighten domicile and residency rules to protect your vote you’d be wrong. This is a must listen- follow the link below.
After commenting on a controversy surrounding the Manchester Police Department’s pay raises, Rich spoke about an article that Ovide Lamontagne wrote in the Union Leader, which supports Senate Bill 3. He shared his strong disapproval of the bill, which would make it easier for out-of-state students to vote in local elections.
The School District Governance Association of New Hampshire (SDGA NH) announces an upcoming workshop.
Across the state, Budget Committees and School Boards are reorganizing with their newly-elected members to begin work on the next year’s round of school budgets.
This workshop is designed to inform and excite new and returning elected officials who are eager to find information and strategies to enhance the influence of the elected bodies in the budget development process. Keep reading…
Donald Trump’s budget removes taxpayers from mandatory tithing to the National Endowment for the Arts. Arts advocates in New Hampshire are preparing to mobilize to fight for the one million they stand to lose. But since it’s just a million, why not ask the Clinton’s for it instead? They were huge supporters of the often fringy, offensive, but still taxpayer funded National Endowment for what passes for Arts. Keep Reading…
Timberlane Regional School District Election Results.
Timberlane’s elections in Atkinson and Plaistow were conducted yesterday. Sandown and Danville’s elections were conducted during the storm on March 14. Here are the results as released by SAU 55: March 2017 Timberlane Voting Result
Congratulations to Kim Farah and Brian Boyle for being newly elected to Timberlane’s board.
The town of Hampstead will vote on March 28 so the composition of SAU55’s board is still undetermined.
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SB3 puts Republican fingerprints and their blessing on decades of Democrat efforts to steal your vote.
After a lengthy debate about whether there is the need to strengthen residency voting requires and election integrity in the state of New Hampshire, the state Senate approved SB3, a new measure which has a goal of better defining the definition of a domicile for voting purposes. The 14 to 9 vote was along party lines. Keep reading…
In this article, the NH Secretary of State claims there about 458 returned same-day voter affidavits of people who voted in on November 8, 2016, without any form of identification. They simply filled out an affidavit claiming domicile at a given address. The ridiculous idea, taken as gospel in NH, that an adult who has attained the age of 18 can show up at a polling place on Election Day without ANY form of identification is simply voter fraud itself. They just don’t want to show the identification they have. If you checked a person who just voted same-day for ID I am sure in most cases you would find they have it on them. How else did they get to the polling place? Keep Reading…
No one expects Democrat Senators to know the law or Senate rules because they make both up as they go along.
There’s been some confusion over the language for confirming a Supreme Court nominee. By Democrats saying Gorsuch needs to be approved by a 60-vote threshold, the Washington Post’s fact checker gave them “Two Pinocchios,” calling it “slippery” and “misleading.” It’s not required for nominees to get 60 votes, since two of the current eight justices that sit on the bench did not meet that “standard.”
Despite that, Hassan also agreed with the 60-vote threshold for Supreme Court nominees. Keep Reading…
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A newly released study forecasts that revitalization of the Balsams Resort in the northern New Hampshire town of Dixville will generate 600 construction jobs and at least another 400 when the facility opens. Keep reading…
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A House committee has voted to retain a bill to ban sexual orientation conversion therapy, the second legislative session in a row that such a bill has failed to pass in Concord.
The House Health and Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee voted 13-8 Tuesday to retain the bill. Keep Reading…
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