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The New Hampshire Senate

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PoliticalUpdate19d ago

Hassan criticized Senate in New Hampshire [8 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate20d ago

Hassan criticized Senate in New Hampshire [8 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate28d ago

United States expressed disapproval of Senator in New Hampshire [4 sources]

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MilitaryUpdate4d ago

After the New Hampshire House sidelined an effort to require private insurers to cover wraparound mental health services, the Senate made a last ditch effort to keep it alive. Senate Bill 498 would’ve required insurance companies to cover a state-run program called FAST Forward that offers wraparound services — a more holistic form of mental […]

3.5

MilitaryUpdate8d ago

The New Hampshire Senate considered five waste-related reform proposals from the House on Thursday, May 7. Each bill had at least one sponsor from each chamber, and from each party; but the Senate did not pass any of them, instead referring each for further study. Sen.

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MilitaryUpdate20d ago

The New Hampshire Senate has saved you from new fees — but we are 100% going to pay for it When I listen to New Hampshire lawmakers cite their reasons for voting against new or increased fees or stewardship programs, I’m usually sympathetic to the proffered argument. Life is expensive in New Hampshire, and it’s getting more expensive by the day. For that reason alone, I don’t like the idea of nickel-and-diming residents who have […]

3.5

MilitaryCrisis25d ago

Senate blocks study of insecticide-treated seeds Concerns about insecticides and their impact on New Hampshire’s wildlife aren’t going away, senators said on Thursday. But with one bill on the subject sent for interim study and another killed this week, the Legislature will not take the matter any further this session. House Bill 1086, from prime sponsor and Wolfeboro Republican John MacDonald, […]

3.5

MilitaryUpdate25d ago

House tables public school open enrollment bill, in latest blow to effort New Hampshire Republicans pushing to allow children to attend any school district in the state got closer to the finish line than ever Thursday. But a handful of Republicans joined Democrats to thwart the effort, and the idea, once again, has hit a wall. After exhaustive conversation, the House failed to pass Senate Bill 101, […]

3.5

Supply ChainUpdate4d ago

New Hampshire may soon penalize people for falsely reporting someone to the Division for Children, Youth, and Families over alleged abuse or neglect. The New Hampshire Senate passed House Bill 1565 Thursday and sent it to Gov. Kelly Ayotte for final approval.

3.1

HealthUpdate4d ago

The New Hampshire Senate again shot down an annual effort to change the process by which New Hampshire families can get religious exemptions for vaccine requirements. State law requires children be vaccinated against polio, tetanus, hepatitis B, mumps, pertussis, rubella, rubeola, varicella, diphtheria, and haemophilus influenzae type B before entering school or childcare. However, there […]

3.1

Supply ChainUpdate5d ago

With bipartisan support, the New Hampshire Senate approved a proposal for a site evaluation committee Thursday after the body’s previous proposal generated pushback and criticism from North Country residents and lawmakers. An amended version of House Bill 707 passed on a voice vote Thursday afternoon after it was recommended by the Senate Finance Committee, 7-1, […]

3.1

PoliticalUpdate5d ago

The New Hampshire Senate on Thursday voted “ought to pass” on a bill endorsed by Gov. Kelly Ayotte that would create a tax credit for businesses that create more childcare slots. House Bill 1433 would create the Child Day Care Creation Tax Credit Program, which would allow a business to claim a credit against the […]

3.1

HealthUpdate5d ago

The New Hampshire House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill aimed at reducing liability insurance costs for care professionals. Senate Bill 614 establishes “multiple-caregiver self-insured risk coverage arrangements” for childcare, day care, foster care, and behavioral health services programs and providers. The bill would create a formal agreement between two or more of these […]

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HealthUpdate11d ago

The New Hampshire Senate voted Thursday not to eliminate the state’s hepatitis B requirement — the latest setback for the State House’s Republican anti-vaccine contingent. Instead, senators sent House Bill 1719, sponsored by Republican Rep. Kelley Potenza, to interim study, a maneuver that sidelines the bill until at least next year.

3.1

Supply ChainUpdate12d ago

The New Hampshire Senate approved House Bill 1422 Thursday, sending the legislation to Gov. Kelly Ayotte for final approval. The bill, sponsored by Pelham Republican Rep.

3.1

PoliticalUpdate4d ago

In 2025, the New Hampshire House and Senate split their education committees in two. One committee handled education policy related bills and the other education finance bills; leaders said the division was necessary to manage heavy workloads. This year, that instinct appears justified.

2.5

PoliticalUpdate12d ago

In one of the last sessions of the year, the New Hampshire Senate voted to pass a bill that would change zoning laws for family childcare providers and make it easier to open a small childcare center. Family childcare, also known as home-based childcare, accounts for about 15% of licensed childcare in New Hampshire. Home-based […]

2.5

PoliticalUpdate12d ago

On Thursday, New Hampshire House lawmakers approved a bill aimed at addressing rampant and systemic abuse and neglect in New Hampshire’s disability care system. State Sen. David Rochefort, a Littleton Republican, said the “genesis” of Senate Bill 670 was a series of articles published by the Bulletin in November.

2.5

PoliticalUpdate12d ago

The state Senate voted Thursday in favor of a bill that would create a pathway for New Hampshire farmers to bypass federal meat inspection requirements. House Bill 396 seeks to create a framework in state law for farmers to process meat at their farms or other facilities beside those approved by the U.S. Department of […]

2.5

PoliticalUpdate26d ago

After much debate, House passes bill to restrict sex offenders near child care programs, schools After heated floor debates and a failed motion to table, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted in favor of passing a bill that would prevent sex offenders from loitering around schools and child care facilities. In a voice vote, the House voted “ought to pass” on Senate Bill 460, which would alter the state’s […]

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EconomicUpdate26d ago

A New Hampshire House of Representatives vote defeated Senate Bill 447, which would have allowed utilities to build and own advanced nuclear reactors. The bill, sponsored by Republican Sen. Kevin Avard, was rejected on the consent calendar by voice vote.

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