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

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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

Legislative Update Week of Monday, April 20, 2026

Three RebuildNH priority bills are heading before the N.H. Senate this week — covering home education freedom, protecting students from globalist curriculum, and safeguarding your privacy against electronic credentialing overreach. The Senate is where these bills will be won or lost. Please take two minutes to register your support and email the committee for each bill below. … Read more

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Legislative Update: Senate HHS Hearings – April 15 & 16, 2026

Six RebuildNH priority bills are headed before the N.H. Senate Health and Human Services Committee this week — and we need your voice on every single one. These bills cover parental rights, medical transparency, religious liberty, school overreach, and accountability for COVID-era harms. The Senate is where the battle is now. Please take two minutes to register … Read more

Rebuild Update Week of March 30th

Legislative Update For Week of March 30th, 2026

Several RebuildNH priority bills are being heard this week before the N.H. Senate Health and Human Services Committee. Your voice matters — please take a moment to register your support and email the committee for each bill below. Before we get to that — we have big news from the House floor. Thanks in large part to advocates like … Read more

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Legislative Update For Week of March 9th, 2026

The final group of RebuildNH priority bills is now heading to the full House of Representatives for a vote before moving on to the Senate. This is the stage where every Representative votes — which means your own Representative needs to hear from you. The committee hearings and committee votes have already taken place, so contacting committee members now will … Read more

Legislative Update For Week of February 23rd, 2026

Vaccine Mandate Repeal Dies HB1811 — the bill to repeal vaccine mandates for school and daycare attendance — was defeated in the House on Thursday by a vote of 155–192. While this outcome is disappointing, we have always understood that this would be a multi-year effort. Real cultural and legislative change takes persistence. We are committed to … Read more

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Full House Vote On No Mandates!

It’s time to act. HB1811 — the bill to end most school and daycare vaccine mandates in New Hampshire — is moving, and this vote could make history. If it passes through the House, New Hampshire would become the first state in the country to pass a “no mandates” bill through a legislative chamber. That only happens … Read more

Legislative Update For Week of February 16th, 2026

Success Last Week! It’s been a whirlwind at the New Hampshire State House! HB1811 — the bill to end school and daycare vaccine requirements — has passed out of committee with an amendment and is headed to the House floor this Thursday. This is a major step forward, and momentum is clearly building. We’ll be sending a … Read more

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HB1811 Next Steps: Activist Strategy Call – Feb. 12

HB1811 Activist Call Thursday Friends, Thank you again to everyone who showed up in support of HB1811. The level of engagement we saw — emails, testimony, and presence in Concord — truly made an impact and did not go unnoticed. As the bill moves forward, we want to be transparent about where things stand and what comes … Read more