Advocates and community leaders from across New Hampshire issued the following responses to Governor Ayotte's State of the State address.

New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute (NHFPI) released a new report yesterday, highlighting that NH Republicans’ proposed BET tax cut is set to decrease state revenue by $26 million, placing the cost burden on working class Granite Staters. Advocates from a diverse group of organizations responded with the following statements.

Yesterday, the New Hampshire House Committee on Housing voted "Inexpedient to Legislate” on several bills designed to undermine recent progress on housing issues.

Today lawmakers voted 189 - 165 to pass HB155, a BET tax cut that would cut $26 million a year from state revenue and likely jumpstart higher property taxes statewide via local budget strains, advocates from a diverse group of organizations, including childcare, climate, youth and housing advocates, responded with the following statements.