AFPNH - ACTION ALERT: Stop the Senate from Raising Your Taxes

Your immediate action is required to STOP the SENATE from raising your taxes!

Today the Senate is scheduled to vote on CACR 6, which would require a 3/5 majority vote to impose any new or increased taxes or license fees.

As you may remember, CACR 6 already passed the NH House.

Unfortunately, some members of the Senate are attempting to water down the bill with amendments that would make it easier for your taxes to be increased.

I implore you to contact your State Senator right away and urge them to pass CACR 6 as passed by the House!  

Because this issue is of the utmost significance to the economic prosperity of our state, AFPF-NH will score this vote on our annual Legislative Score Card.

Please contact your Senator right away using the contact information below and make sure they DO NOT vote to amend CACR 6 and allow your taxes to be increased!

Please CLICK HERE to find out who your State Senator is and then CLICK HERE for their contact information.

Time is of the essence and every vote will count so please contact your Senator right away!

Sincerely,

Corey R. Lewandowski
State Director
Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire

NH Journal - Your February State House Issues Survey

Tell Us What You Think!
State House Issues Survey

The New Hampshire Legislature is back to work and we have a survey that looks at four high profile pieces of legislation.  This is just the beginning and we can expect many other controversial issues in the near future.  Take this quick 4 question survey, let us know what YOU think and we'll put the results on NHJournal.com later this week.  Click the link below and give us your thoughts today! Then stay tuned for more surveys throughout the legislative session! Click here to participate in our survey!

Sincerely,

NH Journal

Senate President, House Speaker to Hold Media Availability After State of State

New Hampshire

State Senate and House of Representatives

Joint News Advisory

CONCORD – Senate President Peter Bragdon and House Speaker William O’Brien Tuesday will hold a media availability 30 minutes following the Governor’s State of the State address to offer their response.

When: Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Time: 30 minutes after State of State Address
Where: Lobby, Legislative Office Building

AFPNH - One More Week to Defend Private Property Rights

Thank you for contacting your State Senators on HB 648. Because of YOUR efforts, the Senate delayed the vote on the eminent domain bill until next week! The Senate is now expected to vote on HB 648 next Wednesday, January 25. This means we have one more week to make a difference on this bill. I encourage you to keep the pressure on the State Senators listed below. Please contact them and ask them to adopt HB 648 as it was approved by the House last year, NOT with the amendment as approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee last month. Please see below the list of Senators, their contact information and the districts they represent: District 5 – Matt Houde - 271-2118 – matthew.houde@leg.state.nh.us Andover, Cornish, Croydon, Enfield, Franklin, Grafton, Grantham, Hanover, Hill, Lebanon, Plainfield, Springfield and Wilmot District 8 – Bob Odell - 863-9797, 271-6733 – bob.odell@leg.state.nh.us Acworth, Alstead, Charlestown, Claremont, Gilsum, Goshen, Langdon, Lempster, Marlow, New London, Newport, Roxbury, Stoddard, Sullivan, Sunapee, Sutton, Unity, Walpole, Washington, Westmoreland District 10 – Molly Kelly - 357-5118, 271-2166 – molly.kelly@leg.state.nh.us Chesterfield, Dublin, Fitzwilliam, Hinsdale, Keene, Marlborough, Richmond, Surry, Swanzey, Troy, Winchester District 12 – James Luther - 465-3471, 271-2246 – jim.luther@leg.state.nh.us Brookline, Hollis, Mason, Nashua District 13 – Gary Lambert - 883-7990, 438-6333, 271-2735 – gary.lambert@leg.state.nh.us Nashua District 15 – Sylvia Larsen - 225-6130, 271-2675 – sylvia.larsen@leg.state.nh.us Concord, Hopkinton, Pembroke District 16 – David Boutin - 203-5391, 271-2709 – dboutin1465@comcast.net Bow, Candia, Dunbarton, Hooksett, Manchester District 18 – Tom DeBlois - 493-2281, 271-7803 – tom.deblois@leg.state.nh.us Litchfield, Manchester District 20 – Lou D’Allesandro - 669-3494, 271-2117 – dalas@leg.state.nh.us Goffstown and Manchester District 21 – Amanda Merrill - 868-2491, 271-8567 – Amanda.Merrill@leg.state.nh.us Dover, Durham, Epping, Lee, Rollinsford District 24 – Nancy Stiles - 601-6591, 271-6933 – nancy.stiles@leg.state.nh.us  Greenland, Hampton, Hampton Falls, New Castle, Newington, North Hampton, Portsmouth, Rye Thank you for your continuing efforts to preserve private property rights here in New Hampshire. Sincerely, Corey R. Lewandowski State Director Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire P.S. You can also support our work to protect private property rights and economic prosperity in New Hampshire by making an online donation HERE.

July4PAC - Restore Traditional Marriage

NHForMarriage.com

 

Dear Friend,

Today is the day for you and me to stand together for our shared values!

As you know, the New Hampshire legislature became the first in the nation to approve gay marriage in 2009.  The vast majority of those who passed gay marriage were not transparent or public about that position during their campaigns.  The election of those legislators was heavily funded by out-of state millionaire gay activists. 

On Election Day 2010 the people of New Hampshire threw out most of the liberal politicians who took their money and voted for gay marriage.  They replaced them overwhelmingly with a new majority that cherishes the restoration of traditional marriage.

The people have spoken! They want the gay marriage law replaced with a law that respects traditional marriage. Now is the time for you to help make this happen.  Visit the new website NHforMarriage.com today and sign up to help restore traditional marriage in the Granite State.  This is your opportunity to do your part.

Throughout my campaign for State Senate, I was clear and open about my support for the traditional view and definition of marriage.  And, I might add, my opponent was equally clear about her support for the legalization of same sex marriage.  With this transparent and public record of my position on this issue, my constituents elected me to the State Senate.  I intend to keep my commitment to them.

That’s why I’m proud to serve as a co-sponsor of legislation that reflects the will of the people in restoring traditional marriage. And that’s why I am asking you for your help today.

Make your voice heard and stand up for families all across New Hampshire. Sign up to help at NHforMarriage.com and let us know if you are willing to contact a legislator, write a letter to the editor, spread the message on social media or help out in other ways.

This legislation has already passed in the House Judiciary Committee, and is scheduled for a vote by the full House of Representatives next January.  If you support traditional marriage, now is the time to sign up and lend a hand!

Sincerely,

 Fenton Groen

Fenton Groen

State Senator

PS:  Last year in response to the flawed same sex marriage law, you helped to elect an overwhelming majority of State Legislators who support traditional marriage.  To ensure your vote mattered, sign up at NHforMarriage.com today.