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Stand with New Hampshire Farmers

Veto Day is August 19th. That is when lawmakers vote on overturning Governor Ayotte’s veto of HB396, the Food Freedom Act. HB396 lets small New Hampshire farmers sell meat they process on their own farms straight to you, instead of hauling every animal to a USDA plant they can’t afford. It is how farms here … Read more

Override Veto on HB396

Time to Override the Veto on HB396

You’ll remember that Governor Ayotte vetoed HB396, the Food Freedom Act, which would let NH farmers sell meat they slaughter and process on their own farms directly to local customers, without being forced through scarce, expensive USDA-certified facilities. Here’s the good news: HB396 passed both the House and Senate with near veto-proof supermajorities. That means the votes are … Read more

Session Wrap-Up: 7 Bills to the Governor’s Desk

All 7 RebuildNH-supported bills that made it to Governor Ayotte’s desk this session now have final action. Here’s a full rundown of where each one landed — plus a brand new tool to see exactly how your own legislators voted. . ✅ Signed Into Law HB1268 – The Home Education Freedom Act. Makes New Hampshire the … Read more

From the Governor’s Desk: A Big Win, A Tough Veto

RebuildNH-supported bills from this year’s session are now landing on Governor Ayotte’s desk, and the results so far are a mix of celebration and frustration. Here’s where things stand. ✅ Victory: HB1268 Signed Into Law The Home Education Freedom Act was signed by Governor Ayotte last week, and it’s a massive win for education freedom in … Read more

Action Required: Ask Governor Ayotte to Sign HB1268

Call Governor Ayotte: Sign the Home Education Freedom Act HB1268, the Home Education Freedom Act, has passed the Legislature and is headed to Governor Ayotte’s desk soon. This is a RebuildNH top priority, and it is closer to becoming law than it has ever been. We need to make sure she signs it the moment it … Read more

2026 Session Wrap-Up: Wins, Heartbreaks & What’s Next.

The 2026 legislative season has come to a close, and all bills that remain alive will be heading to the Governor for signature between now and the end of the summer. Before we dive in, it’s worth stepping back and remembering something important: the legislative process is difficult by design. It should be hard to make a … Read more

Your District Needs You on the Ballot

Every session, we fight hard in Concord for the bills that matter — parental rights, medical freedom, fiscal responsibility, and the kind of government that leaves people alone to live their lives. But those fights are only winnable if we have the right people in the seats. And right now, several districts across New Hampshire have … Read more

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They’re Holding Our Kids Hostage for Big Healthcare

🚨 URGENT — CALL TODAY 🚨 You helped push HB360, the bill to protect New Hampshire children from dangerous school-based health clinics, all the way through the House and the Senate. That is no small thing, and we are grateful. But there’s a catch. Senate leadership quietly attached a non-germane amendment (2026-1906s) that has nothing to do with children’s health — … Read more

Legislative Update: Senate Floor & House Concur — This Week

Four RebuildNH priority bills hit the floor this week — three on the Senate floor and one back in the House for a concur vote. Click through on each to email your legislator. It takes 30 seconds. 📅 This Week — N.H. Senate, Full Floor VoteThursday, May 14 ⭐ SUPPORT – HB 360 — No Surgical Procedures … Read more

May 7 legislative update

Legislative Update Senate Floor Vote — May 7, 2026

Two RebuildNH priority bills — the Home Education Freedom Act (HB 1268) and the WEF Curriculum Ban (HB 1448) — are headed to the full N.H. Senate for a floor vote on Wednesday, May 7. These bills have already cleared the House. Now it’s up to the Senate — and your senator’s vote could make the difference. Please take two … Read more