Last Thursday, Senate Minority Leader Rebecca Perkins Kwoka honored two guests from the Seacoast who have dedicated themselves to public health and public awareness. Congratulations Colin, and Luke, for your efforts concerning Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and ALS, respectively. #nhpolitics

Today is tax day. While the house hears the “NH Advantage Amendment” we thought we’d clear the air on some statements made about us. #NHPolitics

The 2025 EFA expense report is out. These are your tax dollars at work — not for public schools, mind you — but for skiing, and horseback riding. #nhpolitics

The NH Senate was thrilled to welcome the YMCA of NH to celebrate the Y’s 175th anniversary. Thank you to the Y for being a cornerstone in local childcare, fitness, and community. #NHpolitics

Today is equal pay day. The NH Women’s Foundation’s 2025 report shows that on average women earn 76¢ for every dollar a man earns. Pay transparency, paid family leave, and affordable childcare are policies that can empower women, and reduce disparities in wages. #nhpolitics

Per Sec. Scanlon, we have effectively no voter fraud . Changing the rules every cycle disenfranchises people. It remains unseen how this new system will handle thousands of inquiries in the general election and how many people will be unable exercise their right to vote. #nhpolitics

The plane carrying 100+ ICE detainees finally took off from Pease after sitting on the tarmac for 24+ hours. The plane arrived with ~15 minutes notice, amid an imminent blizzard. Typical ICE recklessness. No notice. No planning. No consideration. 🧵(1/2) #NHPolitics

Granite YMCA hosted a roundtable today with Secretary Buttigieg, Congresswoman Goodlander, state democratic leadership, & local stakeholders. It was a privilege to hear such a great conversation among strong leaders on childcare — one of the biggest hurdles for our working families. #nhpolitics

Housing Champions has created THOUSANDS of new, affordable rental units here in NH. Per the BEA report, for every $1535 granted, an entire housing unit was created. This is efficient, effective, and must be supported! #nhpolitics

We’ve been busy: Sen. Long has pitched better pensions where the state picks up more of the tab rather than you and your property taxes. Sen. Watters has hit it out of the park with his new solar and clean water policies. We’re going to bat for a brighter future! #NHPolitics

Huge thanks to Adam Sexton for having Senate Minority Leader Rebecca Perkins Kwoka in the studio today for close up! Tune in at 10:00 A.M Sunday to hear Leader Perkins Kwoka talk housing with Rep. Joe Alexander. #nhpolitics

Strong work ethic & cooperation on the part of Sen. RPK has saved SB 437, a voting rights & transparency act. “We all share an interest in making elections secure. We also have a very important imperative to make sure nobody is turned away from their legitimate right to vote” #nhpolitics

This week, NH Senate Democrats are making some strong pitches for affordable housing, safer schools, and legal cannabis. The NH Senate Democrats are working hard to give you and your neighbors a stronger, safer Granite State. #nhpolitics

Here are our Senators up to bat this week! Sen. Altschiller introduced a bill to regulate Data Centers, Sen. Rosenwald introduced her Lower Cost of Healthcare Act to cap copays and repeal the Medicaid income tax, and Sen. Reardon is introducing her Childcare We Can Rely On Act!

Happy Hanukkah! Wishing you warmth, light, and happiness.

Yesterday, N.H Senate Democrats launched the 2026 ‘More Money in Your Pocket’ policy platform. Senate Democrats are coming to the table with solutions on housing, healthcare, childcare, energy rates, tariffs, and education funding. More to follow, stay tuned. #NHpolitics

Sen. Debra Altschiller (D - Stratham) published the Op-Ed below. The EFA oversight committee has neither met, nor published its report due in November. At $87M and counting, taxpayers deserve to know how the voucher program is ran. #NHpolitics indepthnh.org/2025/12/08/o...

Today marks 84 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor. December 7th 1941 may seem far removed. It was just a mere lifetime ago. Today, let us honor the sacrifice of those who served abroad & those who served at home to defend this nation against fascist tyranny. #nhpolitics

The holiday season is joyful for many - but a costly, stressful, and difficult time for others. Granite Staters deserve leaders focused on affordability and prosperity for all, not just a select few. www.seacoastonline.com/story/opinio...

“We have to do more as a city & as a state for affordable housing if we want to grow” Huge thanks to Jane & co. at the Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter for hosting Senate & House Democrats for a very touching discussion on what can be done better for the unhoused. #NHpolitics

ICYMI: Senator Tara Reardon (D- Concord) had an Op-Ed published concerning the ongoing SNAP crisis: “We have the money to satisfy these basic needs, it’s just a simple matter of who controls the purse, and where their true priorities lie” #NHpolitics www.concordmonitor.com/2025/11/08/m...

Very informative day @NHFPI 2025 annual conference. families in the granite state have $17k less in their pockets compared to years prior thanks to ballooning housing, energy, childcare, & healthcare costs. Read more: nhfpi.org/resource/aff... #nhpolitics

Congratulations to Mr. Aadi Kulkarni of Nashua for his outstanding contributions toward digital literacy education through TechPals, in addition to his efforts towards water policy! Senator Rosenwald offered a resolution to recognize his great work on behalf of the NH Senate.

Today, Senate & House Democrats heard firsthand from individuals who’ve faced homelessness. Their stories are heartbreaking & all too common. Putting people on the street is a policy decision. Cutting red tape means nothing if we don’t fund affordable housing. #nhpolitics

Strong words from Manchester’s Senator Pat Long today: “Elderly people are calling me…they got evicted because their rent went from $1000 to $1895…they’ve always paid their rent on time. Thinking that they now have a record of an eviction is mind blowing” #nhpolitics

ICYMI: Important article from Foster’s Daily Democrat covering yesterday’s visit to Rochester. #NHpolitics www.fosters.com/story/news/l...

Yesterday, State Democrats toured the Rochester Childcare Center. In the face of cuts, the challenges they face are existential. Republicans’ budget gave tens of millions to private schools, but peanuts to childcare. That is fiscally irresponsible, and morally reprehensible. #nhpolitics

ICYMI: Valley News covered State Democrat’s visit to the upper valley last week. Childcare centers across the state deserve our recognition and support! Democrats in both chambers are poised to do exactly that this legislative session. vnews.com/2025/10/14/s...

No deal was struck for Claremont today. Solutions were on the table, and Republicans chose to wait. The State, students, and parents deserve clarity, and a straight answer from Concord. Senate Dems stand with the community in demanding accountability, and a fix. Stay tuned. #nhpolitics

WATCH LIVE: www.youtube.com/live/QzUGvGQ... State Hearing on Claremont:

Tomorrow, the legislature will consider how to mitigate Claremont’s $5m deficit. Children cannot go without a school year. The kids aren’t going to be stuck paying the price for the adult’s mistakes. Senate dems will fight for stability, and accountability. #nhpolitics

Once again, Senate and House democratic leaders have boots on the ground to see firsthand how community childcare centers do the best they can to serve our working families. Twin River and other critical resources persist with pride amid tariffs and scant funding from Concord. #NHpolitics

This morning, Senate and House Democratic leadership showed up bright and early to see local sustainable and affordable housing in action! Developments like Gile Hill are possible with the right policies, and equitable partnerships. #nhpolitics