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Retroactive $10M Contract Returns from the Dead

Tomorrow, New Hampshire’s Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is trying to push through a $10 million sole-source contract—for the third time—to an out-of-state consultant that can’t win competitive bids. Even worse, they’ve made it retroactive, essentially spending taxpayer money first and asking for permission later. This is the equivalent of the inmates running the asylum This contract … 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

Victory! ‘Deep State’ Vaccine Rule-Making Defanged

Now that the dust has settled and the budget has become law, I am writing you personally, beloved activists, because I want to celebrate RebuildNH’s historic and long-fought victory to remove rule-making authority from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) pertaining to the vaccinations that are listed on the state’s child immunization schedule.

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

Parent Bill of Rights Gets Signed!But The Job Isn’t Done Yet!

Great news! Governor Kelly Ayotte has signed HB10, the Parent Bill of Rights, marking a victory for New Hampshire families and affirming the fundamental rights of parents to guide their children’s upbringing. This is a step forward, but our work is not done yet. We need your help to keep the momentum going! Please take a moment … Read more

Liberty Coalition Supports Landmark “Parental Rights Package”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 9, 2025 Liberty Organizations Unite in Support of Landmark “Parental Rights Package” Urging Governor Ayotte’s Signature Concord, NH — A coalition of leading liberty-focused organizations in New Hampshire is calling on Governor Kelly Ayotte to sign a sweeping legislative package aimed at reinforcing the rights of parents to direct and control the … Read more

Legislative Update For June 2nd, 2025

Thursday, June 5th, N.H. House SessionEducation⭐ SUPPORT – SB96 This bill requires that school officials be honest with parents and disclose all information regarding the child that the parent requests. ✉️ Email your representative  Thursday, June 5th, N.H. Senate SessionChildren and Family Law⭐ SUPPORT – HB560 This bill requires parental access to a child’s medical records and online … Read more

One More Bill This Week!

Apologies! I missed a critical bill that needs your help, which is headed to the Senate floor this Thursday! SENATE SESSION: Thursday, May 23 🧒 EducationSUPPORT – HB446  This bill requires affirmative, opt in consent for the Youth Risk Behavior Survey. Unfortunately the bill has a committee recommendation of ITL (inexpedient to legislate), but I believe it is … Read more