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Legislative Update For Week of February 2nd, 2026

NOTE: Due to renovations, all House hearings will be held at 1 Granite Place, Concord, NH, for the next two years. CORRECTION: Unfortunately, I made a mistake on the last email concerning the three House hearings in Health and Human Services. The email address is incorrect. The correct email address is: househhs@rebuildnh.com The address has … Read more

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RebuildNH Opposes Governor Ayotte’s Nomination of Judge Daniel Will to the New Hampshire Supreme Court

Concord, NH — RebuildNH today announced its strong opposition to Governor Kelly Ayotte’s nomination of Judge Daniel Will to the New Hampshire Supreme Court, warning that his confirmation would threaten core constitutional freedoms and tilt the Court decisively against conservative litigants for years to come. “Opposing a judicial nominee is not a step we take … Read more

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🗓 Save the Date! – Hearing on HB1811 to End Vaccine Mandates

HB1811, the bill to end vaccine mandates for schools and day cares, has a public hearing! WE NEED YOU to show up to testify so parents can have real CHOICE and INFORMED CONSENT again. Take action and spread the word!  🖊️ Sign and share the petition to END VACCINE MANDATES: https://action.rebuildnh.com/p/hb1811-petition 📋 NEW! Sign in to support the … Read more

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Legislative Update For January 19, 2026

NOTE: Due to renovations, all House hearings will be held at 1 Granite Place, Concord, NH, for the next two years. I appreciate everyone who spends the time each week to register their disposition and write testimony. I recommend copying and pasting the testimony, which can be as simple as a single sentence in support … Read more

Medical and religious vaccine exemptions

Legislative Update For January 12, 2026

NOTE: Due to renovations, all House hearings will be held at 1 Granite Place, Concord, NH, for the next two years. Wednesday, January 14th, N.H. HouseHealth and Human Services Room 158, Granite Place⭐ 9:30 a.m. – SUPPORT – HB1584This bill requires that whenever the New Hampshire Department of Health promotes vaccination that the communication or notice include … Read more

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Legislative Update – Week of January 5th, 2026

We’re back—and the 2026 New Hampshire legislative session kicks off this week. The House will convene for back-to-back sessions on Wednesday, January 7, and Thursday, January 8, to take final votes on retained bills. In the first year of the biennium, House committees may choose to “retain” a bill, keeping it in committee for further … Read more

Liberty Wins — But the Fight’s Not Over

We have BIG news from Concord — and it’s proof that your voice is making a real impact. Governor Ayotte has just signed NINE RebuildNH-supported bills into law, delivering massive victories for medical freedom, parental rights, and limited government. Here’s what we accomplished together: ✅ HB361 – School Mask Mandates BANNED✅ HB10 – Parents’ Bill of Rights Becomes Law✅ HB117 – Biosimilar Substitutions✅ HB230 – Limits … Read more

Victory for Freedom!

✅ After years of tireless grassroots work, Governor Ayotte has signed HB361 into law, one of RebuildNH’s top-priority bills. Thanks to YOUR activism, New Hampshire children will never again be forced to wear masks in public schools.  This is a HUGE win for medical freedom, parental rights, and common sense. Together, we made this happen! But the fight isn’t over… … Read more

More Parental Rights Bills Head To Governor

Last month, we celebrated Governor Ayotte signing the Parent Bill of Rights, but we warned that the job wasn’t over. Now the rest of the bills in the Parental Rights Package are headed to her desk, and we need your help to ensure a signature. Please take a moment today to call Governor Ayotte at 603-271-2121 to: ✅ Thank her … Read more

Demand Real Enforcement of Parental Rights

A key part of the Parental Rights Package is at risk — not because it’s flawed, but because it’s too effective. SB96, which requires schools to inform parents about their child’s behavior and development, has been sent to a Committee of Conference. Why? Because the House had the courage to add something the Senate is trying to avoid: real … Read more