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NH General Court Main- 2018 Legislative Calendars-Bill & Roll Call Searches
Thursday, January 11, 2018
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Save The Date- NHDP MidTerm Convention-Saturday Sept 16th
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Please save the date for the 2017 NHDP Midterm Convention on Saturday, September 16, 2017.
According to the NHDP Constitution, Chapter 8 Amending the Constitution:
A. Any registered New Hampshire Democrat may submit amendments to the Constitution in writing to the Rules Committee, at least ninety (90) days prior to the Midterm Convention or the State Convention if a Midterm Convention was not held in the previous odd-numbered year. Any and all amendments must be submitted to the Rules Committee for its recommendation to the Party.
To review the NHDP Constitution, please click here.
To submit changes to the Rules Committee, please email those proposed amendments to rulescommittee@nhdp.org no later than 11:59 PM on Sunday June 18.
More details to come, including trainings offered, location, timing, etc- check back the NHDP website for more information as it becomes available.
Tri-Town Dems Hosting Jeff McLynch From NH Fiscal Policy Institute-Thursday, July 9th,7PM
Monday, June 22, 2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
TriTown Democrats to Host Jeff McLynch from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute on July 9, 2015.
Farmington, New Hampshire - June 22, 2015
- The TriTown Democrats, representing the Democratic Committees of
Farmington, Milton, and New Durham, is proud to host Jeff McLynch, the
executive director from the NH Fiscal Policy Institute, to give a talk
on the NH State Budget process. The event will take place at 7:00 PM on
July 9 at the Emma Ramsey Center, 424 White Mountain Highway, Milton.
The
New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute (NHFPI) is an independent
nonprofit organization dedicated to exploring, developing, and promoting
public policies that foster economic opportunity and prosperity for all
New Hampshire residents. Their emphasis is on low- and moderate-income
families and individuals. The Institute, based in Concord, produces
regular reports on the fiscal and economic challenges facing New
Hampshire and serves as a resource to anyone interested in meeting those
challenges in a fair and sound fashion. NHFPI aims to illustrate
recent budget trends, highlight future challenges, and examine the ways
in which the New Hampshire budget is used to educate the state’s
children, ensure access to health care, promote public safety, maintain
public structures, and achieve other critical public priorities. In
its efforts to promote equitable, responsible, and sustainable fiscal
and economic policies, NHFPI collaborates with two national networks of
state-level policy research organizations, the State Priorities
Partnership (SPP) and the Economic Analysis and Research Network (EARN).
Jeff
McLynch. the NHFPI Executive Director, manages the organization’s daily
operations and oversees its research, communications, and outreach
efforts. He previously served as the State Policy Director at the
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, where he helped coordinate
its efforts to provide policymakers and the public with accurate and
timely information on tax systems across the U.S. Jeff also served as
the Deputy Director of the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center and on
the professional staff of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee
on Ways and Means. He holds a Masters of Public Policy from Georgetown
University.
The
TriTown Democratic Committee advocates for strong local support of our
communities, and supports legislation and candidates that are community
minded. Their activities provide political, economic, and social
information for the citizens of the three towns, but also encourages
progressive movements in these areas at all levels of government.
Through community involvement, political action, and a shared vision,
the group seeks to expand equity and opportunity for all residents of
the Towns of Farmington, Milton, and New Durham.
Contact: Stan Freeda, Secretary
TriTown Democratic Committee
Yet Again, Right To Work(For Less) Pops Up-NH Senate Vote SB217 Set For Thursday January 30th
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
From the SEA:
Right To Work for Less Just Won't Go Away
It wouldn’t be a NH legislative session if Right to Work (for less) wasn’t on the docket. The cookie cutter legislation that is so damaging to middle class working families came up again this week in the form of SB217, sponsored by Senator John Reagan, R-Deerfield.
Regrettably, earlier this week, the Senate Finance Committee backed the latest iteration of the bill after hearing familiar arguments from both sides of the always-controversial issue.
We are pleased and appreciate that Gov. Maggie Hassan expressed her opposition in a strongly-worded letter to the committee.
She wrote that a right to- work law would “undercut the fundamental right of employees to engage in collective bargaining with their employers and cause unnecessary economic harm to New Hampshire’s hard-working families.” The Bill will be voted on in the full Senate next Thursday, January 30. We urge all members to contact their state Senator and register your opposition to this bill that would be devastating to workers across the state. If you are unsure who your Senator is, follow this link to find out.
Let Your NH Senator Know How You Feel-HB591 NH Senate Vote Thursday, January 30th
HB591 is legislation that would help maintain a healthy work environment by prohibiting abuse of state employees in the workplace. The bill will make its way to the Senate floor Thursday, January 30th for a full Senate vote.
Please contact NH Senators.Tell them it is time to take bullying out of the workplace. If you are unsure who your Senator is follow this link to find out.
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