House Bill that would have banned abortion after six weeks killed by the House.#nhpolitics
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Voting down party lines 7-3, Fiscal Committee approves revised guidelines and forms for $100 million YDC abuse settlement.#nhpolotics
New Hampshire unofficially ends fiscal 2022 with more than $400 million revenue surplus, most of it already spent.#NHPolitics
New education funding lawsuit filed today saying New Hampshire lawmakers have failed to comply with 1997 Supreme Court order.#nhpolitics
Gov. Chris Sununu sets capital budget limit for next biennium at $125 million suggests using some surplus revenue funds instead of bonding entire amount.#nhpolitics
House Special Committee on Redistricting approves Senate passed maps for State Senate and Executive Council on party line 8-7 votes. Senate Bills 240 and 241 headed to the full House.#NHPolitics
House votes 323-13 to kill bill that would have New Hampshire leave the United States and become a sovereign nation.#nhpolitics
House Dems seek decision on remote access to House sessions from 1st Circuit Court of Appeals before returning to Representatives Hall in March.#nhpolitics
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House approves first budget bill on 208-172 vote. Second bill coming after lunch.#nhpolitics
That was quick. In an hour-and-a-half, the House and Senate budget conference committee members agree to the Senate budget proposal for House Bill 1.#NHPolitics
Budget committee of conference was making progress until technical issues halted action. House agreed to Senate changes for many areas including adding back 20 liquor inspection officers and moving closure of Sununu Youth Services Center out eight more months.#NHPolitics
Police "Laurie List" agreement approved by the House and headed to governor.#nhpolitics
House Ways and Means votes 23-0 to approve Senate Bill 3 unamended. Bill exempts Payroll Protection Program forgiven loans from business profits tax liability reducing state revenue by a projected $99.4 million.#nhpoliitcs
Senate kills bill for a two-foot buffer between landfill and state parks on 14-10 vote. #NHPolitics
Joint Legislative Facilities Committee votes 8-4 down party lines to end mask requirement in State House facilities.#NHPolitics
Constitutional amendment that would allow public money to go to religious schools fails to meet 60 percent majority to advance.#nhpolitics








