NH Supreme Court on HB 1264

This is a commentary on an item for the Executive Council regarding HB 1264 voting issue… It appears we are trying to avoid the plain language of our State Constitution – why not ask what we are using to define the word domicile? [Art.] 11. [Elections and...

When Bipartisanship Fails

by Ed Naile You have to wonder. Is this the plan? I know politicians often feel they must balance principals against end results. One elected, once conservative candidates become more practical and surrender the issues they ran for office on – to the ability to...

SB 555 Right to Know Should Pass

by David Saad, Right to Know, NH SB 555, which would have established an Ombudsman and Right to Know Appeals Commission was recently voted Inexpedient To Legislate by the House last Thursday. During the House session, Rep. Lynne Ober of Hudson made a number of...

SB 555 is Great News for Taxpayers

As reported by our friends at RTK-NH: House passes SB 555 which creates an alternate RTK grievance resolution process SB 555 has been passed by the House of Representatives. As there is a Fiscal Note on this bill, the bill now goes to the committee on Finance. RTKNH...

CNHT Supports CACR 15

CNHT stands with Granite State Taxpayers and with all citizens who are outraged at an activist court’s ruling that a fundamental right to legal redress, existing since the founding of our State, can be simply tossed aside. All NH citizens and our Legislature need to...