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 almost there to override this veto — if legislators show up and follow through.
Every day this veto stands, small farmers stay stuck in USDA processing backlogs, and New Hampshire families keep paying more for meat than they should. Overriding this veto is one of the most direct things the legislature can do to make groceries more affordable.
It only takes a minute: click the button above, and we’ll help you send a message straight to your legislators urging them to vote YES to override the veto on HB396 and stand with New Hampshire’s farmers and families.
Thank you for everything you do for New Hampshire and for the cause of liberty.
