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AND NOW:

from AFSC

 

The legislators in the body where the bill originated have three choices: to concur with the other body’s changes, in which case the bill passes and goes on to the governor; to nonconcur, in which case the bill is defeated; or to nonconcur and request a committee of conference. Committees of conference are then formed and are tasked with seeking a compromise. If they are successful, these compromises will go to

both bodies for a final vote no later than

June 4, the last day of the session. 

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PLEASE ASK GOV. AYOTTE TO

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*​VETO SB 434, (R) this bill bans books, media,

art, guest speakers, and live performances --​

classroom/library censorship.  One parent could 

prevent students from learning to make cogent decisions to inform their lives.

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VETO SB 223, (R)  valid photo identification needed for purposes of obtaining a ballot and relative to the production of lists of certain schools of higher education.

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SIGN SB 438: (D) This bill allows the commissioner of safety and the secretary of state to establish an agreement for sharing voter information from the department of safety to enhance the accuracy of the centralized voter registration database.​​

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(We listed this one previously.)

​VETO HB 348, (R) relative to eligibility for local assistance. From New Futures: “Local welfare is the last-resort safety net for New Hampshire residents facing crisis, helping provide emergency shelter, food, and medicine when all other options are exhausted. HB 348 would create a harmful barrier to assistance by adding a [lengthier] residency requirement to local welfare. 

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​GovernorAyotte@governor.nh.gov

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BE CERTAIN TO NOTE THAT YOU ARE A CONSITUENGT.

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