Summary

<p>According to the ACLU-NH, HB289 creates two main issues, one constitutional and one practical: first, you are conditioning someone&rsquo;s right to vote on another person, their parents, making their right to vote dependent on another individual. Perhaps an even bigger problem, tax returns are confidential by statute, so there's no way of anyone knowing whether any instances like this would have happened or not; state authorities (DRA, AG, Supervisors) won&rsquo;t have access to parents' out-of-state IRS records. Ultimately, this bill seeks to disenfranchise students by putting restrictive conditions on their right to vote.&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Please note that the subject line and email language is fully editable. We encourage you to use your own words to make your email stand out.</strong></p>