Week 2 of the NH Legislative Session is in the books, and New Hampshire Libertas was at the statehouse and Legislative Office Building (LOB) testifying for pro-freedom legislation and against anti-freedom legislation.
On Tuesday (Jan 17), President Darryl W. Perry testified on:
| HB83 | prohibiting family members from serving on the same town, city, or school district board or committee. | oppose |
| HB108 | relative to municipal record retention and conversion. | support |
| HB118 | relative to appropriations in petitioned warrant articles. | support |
| HB161 | relative to beverage sales at farmers’ markets. | oppose |
| HB140 | relative to sales and samples provided by wine manufacturers. | support |
On Wednesday (Jan 18), Perry testified on:
| SB19 | relative to warrant articles that have been submitted to the department of revenue administration. | support |
| HB309 | relative to valid student identification cards for voting purposes. | oppose as written |
| HB217 | relative to placing names on the ballot. | support |
| HB223 | prohibiting recipients of county or municipal funds from using such funds for lobbying. | support |
Video is available for several of these hearings on the New Hampshire Libertas YouTube channel. And, of course, we are preparing for Week 3 with hearings on political advertising, method of calling for state party conventions, method of choosing delegates to national party convention, free speech on campus, beer taxes, and more.
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In Liberty,
Darryl W. Perry
President, New Hampshire Libertas
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