How Did Your Merrimack, New Hampshire House Reps Vote?

Believe it or not, sharing the voting records of your elected representatives is considered an attack. That’s what they tell us. Democrats, mostly. Women, mostly. Having a disapproving opinion is also an “attack.” So, trigger warning snowflakes, we’re sharing voting records.

This is not a comprehensive record but features a few key measures that you might consider deal-breakers when election time rolls around. Things like banning convenience items to virtue signal to fringe groups. Giving away the taxing power to unelected bureaucrats you then cannot remove from office. Or advancing policies that eliminate property and due process rights based on some partisan pull-toy issue.

These fit that “bill” and our readers won’t be surprised by the outcome. But that’s not the point. We want you to share these votes with folks who might not otherwise suspect what their representatives are doing with the authority they have temporarily vested in them.

The descriptions are a shorthand version of what the bill does to cut through the fancy-worded BS. Links are provided to the source legislation if you’d like to read the bill for yourself.