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On the day of the election, we published the UNH Survey Center’s projections for the NH Legisalture actually didn’t too bad compared to the Cook Political Report, which we also shared. Their projection was not very good.
WMUR has been very slow to update any number of New Hampshire’s State-level races (as final), so I bypassed the bias and went straight to the Secretary of State’s Web Site. We knew we took majorities all across the board, and I wanted the real numbers.
EAST DERRY, N.H.—Voters sent a message by electing a block of ReopenNH candidates on Tuesday during the state’s General Election, and now it’s time for our endorsed candidates to get to work restoring the Republic of New Hampshire.
UPDATE (Wednesday 7:36am): A few numbers have changed but not real “change” in the outcomes – yet. More later. US House – Republicans have picked up 4 seats but Dems still have the majority (predictions that Dems would add to their majority were wrong).
I am an “undeclared” voter, in the parlance of New Hampshire’s election laws, which means I’m not registered with any political party. I get a hefty pile of political ads in the mail every day during election season, as both major parties try to win my vote. Check the facts, they urge me.
Sigh. Once again, we see an instance of what I call the Republican Republicans’ for the Sake of the Republican Party (“RRftSofRP”). I don’t consider myself the brightest bulb in the lot; just an ordinary schlub from Central New Hampsha.
We learned that procedures on how the House and Senate process NH legislation can change radically and magically when a pandemic is in play. All Constitutional, House and Senate rules were tossed aside by the Democrat Majority in their rush to process all bills. The House and Senate Democrat Majority Leadership blamed that on the …
So kids, what did we learn from Tuesday’s House Session (06/30/20)? Read More »
From the Women’s Defense League: As many of you already know, the NH Senate Judiciary Committee voted to PASS Bloomberg’s Red Flag bill out of the committee by a party line vote of 3-2. As expected, all of the Senate Democrats on the committee voted to pass this destructive legislation without regard to testimony, emails …
TAKE ACTION: Full Senate to Vote on RED FLAG Bill Read More »
New Hampshire’s Democrat majority has a mess on their hands. All these crazy left-wing bills and no time for hearings, debate, or the legal, legislative process Not that they care what you think. To resolve this logjam, they are pig-piling them into “omnibus bills,” passing them on party-line vote. Gov. Sununu, needs to say no.
I needed to drop you a quick note to alert you to the crisis the impending New Hampshire legislature could create for Christians. Right now, our majority leaders in Concord are using the confusion of the COVID crisis to trample on all due process in their advancement of new bills.
