Question 2 Tax Cap

Friends, As you may know, Question 2 will be on the November 3 ballot. You will be asked to vote on a Tax Cap. We have obtained a file that might be able to fill you in on more information about the measure. We recommend a YES vote on this item. Download a small PDF...

Beware of Promises

It never works as seen by what happened in Connecticut and Vermont. A River Divides It – How Sales Tax Fails Vermont Fifteen Years of Folly – How Income Tax Fails Connecticut We have noticed that some candidates have “lower property taxes” on their signs....

It’s Pledge Time for 2026

If you know of someone running for Governor, Executive Council, State Senator or State Representative who has not taken our Pledge, please contact them and urge them to do so. It is non-partisan so it is open to all whether Democrat, Republican or Independent....

Income Tax Vote Exposes Clear Divide in Concord

On March 5, New Hampshire Republicans brought forward a constitutional amendment that would have permanently banned a state income tax. While we may disagree on many issues, both big and small, no greater distinction exists between the representatives you send to...

Say NO to Broad-based Taxes

To the Editor; We were a bit confused when we read Rep. Verville’s (R) suggestion for how a broad-based tax might be implemented for NH....