It was a big week at the State House. New Hampshire lawmakers killed several high profile education bills. Many of those proposals revolved around allegations by some lawmakers and parents that public school teachers are indoctrinating students.
The New Hampshire House also voted on a number of reproductive health care and COVID-related bills. And criminal justice reform advocates were unhappy that representatives passed a bill that would make significant changes to the state’s bail reform law.
Guests
- Anna Brown, Citizens Count
- Alli Fam, NHPR
Top stories from New Hampshire this week
- Sununu says he will veto GOP-drawn congressional district maps
- N.H. House Republicans unite to send COVID legislation to the Senate
- Efforts to limit abortion ban knocked down by N.H. House
- N.H. House passes bill that would make significant changes to bail reform law
- Bill targeting sanctuary cities passes the N.H. House
- N.H. House rejects measure banning the use of Native American symbols as mascots
- House GOP votes to bar N.H. from enforcing any new federal gun limits
