Some elements in our state are trying to force longtime-established single-family zoned neighborhoods into multi-family neighborhoods. Their goal is to eradicate the suburbs and morph towns into cities.
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Night Cap: Two Dangerous Bills Must Be Stopped
by Op-Ed
California and a few other states have already ended single-family zoning statewide. And that includes neighborhoods that were ALREADY single-family when people bought into them.
Night Cap: How Corrupt is This?
by Op-Ed
In 2023, HB 44 was a defeated bill that threatened to turn certain single-family-zoned neighborhoods into rental nightmares. However, this year comes an even worse bill, HB 1291, to be heard by a House ‘Special’ Committee on Housing on February 16.
Zoning: HB1291 is NOT HB44 On Steroids
by Op-Ed
HB1291 reduces the power of our consistently anti-liberty zoning boards to write anti-liberty rules where there is no basis. A typical town’s 1.8-acre minimum lot size has been justified by the scarcity of water and septic capacity and was adopted in an era of poorer understanding and technology.
CNHT: URGENT: Action Needed on Budget Bill
by Op-Ed
We’ve emailed you before about problems with the Housing Appeals Board (HAB), a state-level, 3-person panel of appointed, industry ‘professionals’ who are now allowed to override your town vote by defying the decisions of any of your town boards (planning, zoning, conservation, school, etc.).
Rebuttal by NH Convention Of States to CNHT.Org letter of Feb 28th
by Op-Ed
It is with great sadness I read your unbalanced commentary and misrepresentation of the facts on HCR1 in your Feb 26 article. (GOOD NEWS HCR1 defeated by Brave #22 Republicans ).
Announcement – Long Time CNHT Chairman Ed Naile Has Passed
by Skip
“Just so you know, Ed passed on Friday. So sad – what a great man…” That from a friend today.
Where Did Our Three “New” Manchester New Hampshire Voters Go?
by Ed Naile
How about that voter fraud nest at 436 Walnut St. Manchester? The second-floor apartment rented from February 2020 through November 2020? Three cars, two with Massachusetts plates and one from New York, were parked outside most of that time. The three young ladies staying there were working on NH political campaigns.
An Endorsement from the CNHT Directors for Dave Wheeler – Executive Council District 5 Primary
by Ed Naile
The Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers does not endorse candidates as an organization but in the race for Executive Council we all, as individuals, chose one candidate, David Wheeler.
Personal Endorsement: Karen Testerman for Governor
by Ed Naile
Chalk me up as supporting Karen Testerman for Governor. Seems like I have known her forever. Lots of people run for office. I meet them every election cycle. Some are for real many just show up out of nowhere and ask for your support.
Catch and Release
by Ed Naile
As NH citizens watch the most recent leftist riots in Democrat cities, since the most recent video showing a white police officer abusing a black suspect, people seem puzzled by the rapid escalation of the violence and looting.
Vote Integrity Requires Accurate Voting Rolls
Judicial Watch works on many important issues of government for us, the American people. One of the most important things they have been doing is to continue to force states and counties across the nation to comply with the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA).
New Hampshire’s Bi-Partisan Usurpation of Local Control
by Op-Ed
Michael Kitch’s November 22, 2019 article in the NH Business Review; “Taking on NH’s housing ‘crisis’ – Task force’s recommendations ‘a long time coming’” praises the Governor’s new plan to manage housing in NH. The plan is not an enhancement of local control, but a gross usurpation of it.
Prior to 9/11 I Did Not Give a Damn About Politics – What the Hell Happened?
September 11th, 2001, was one of those days when people ask you where you were. I know where I was, but that is less important than where my mind was and where it went. I had questions. The pursuit of answers led me to where I am today.
CNHT Picnic – Closing Remarks and Beatboxing
by Skip
All good things come to an end and so did the Picnic, so here are the QUICK closing remarks: A self-serving note, if I might. Because of a very generous donor, we’ve been able to refresh and expand all of our technologies – including our new PA system which Ed references above. I think this … Read more
CNHT Picnic – The Advocacy Groups Part 1
by Skip
In addition to the candidates for various offices, the Annual CNHT Picnic is also about the various Conservative advocacy groups that cover a number of issues. The next few posts will show their speakers: Coalition of NH Taxpayers – Ed Naile Get Involved PAC – Chris Maidment: The Patriot Initiative – Josh Moore NH Right … Read more