by GST | Apr 14, 2022 | Legislation, Opinion, Special Alerts
Pandemic Rules Regarding Absentee Voting Are No Longer In Place. It’s been well established that the absentee ballot process is less secure that voting in person. New Hampshire RSA 657:1 limits use of absentee voting to specific circumstances, including...
by GST | Apr 10, 2022 | Opinion, Special Alerts
This April 7, 2022 column by Peter Roff appeared at Sit News. For at least a decade, American progressives have been waging war on the nation’s energy sector. They’re all in on wind and solar and are using scare tactics, tax breaks, and government preferences to push...
by GST | Apr 7, 2022 | Legislation, Opinion, Special Alerts
SB400 sets up state control of management and outcomes of zoning and development decisions. Those decisions are currently the responsibility of zoning and planning boards in NH cities and towns. SB400, an Act “relative to training and procedures for zoning and...
by GST | Mar 31, 2022 | Opinion, Special Alerts
From Andrew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center. Republicans in the Legislature are pushing to lower New Hampshire’s Business Profits Tax. By one tenth of one percentage point, from 7.6% to 7.5%. This tiny change would make New Hampshire’s rate the same as...
by GST | Feb 22, 2022 | Opinion, Special Alerts
The Biden DHS Provides a Rationale for Lawsuits to Prevent People from Running for Office. Democrats’ prospects in 2022 appear bleak due to a variety of factors. Democrats in DC have pursued several paths to 2022 success in spite of their poor record. A failed...
by GST | Jan 27, 2022 | Legislation, Special Alerts
The Proposed Constitutional Amendment (CACR 36) Would Limit Voting to NH and US Citizens Sen. Regina Birdsell has filed legislation that would amend the New Hampshire Constitution to ensure that only citizens of the United States and citizens of New Hampshire can vote...
