Urge NH Representatives to Co-Sponsor Pro-Democracy Bills

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Dear [Your Elected Official],

I hope you are well. I’m writing as your constituent to respectfully urge you to co-sponsor pro-democracy legislation for the upcoming 2026 session. Strengthening our elections and ensuring transparency are essential to keeping New Hampshire’s democracy accessible and trusted.
I’m especially hopeful you will support voting rights legislation, including bills that expand voter registration opportunities (LSR 26-3188), improve statewide voter education (LSR 26-3189), and increase reporting on barriers to registration (LSR 26-2115). Since HB 1569 took effect, the NH Campaign for Voting Rights has already tracked nearly 250 voters turned away. We don’t need any more restrictions—please consider supporting measures that make elections more accessible.
I also encourage you to support campaign finance reform efforts, such as bills that increase disclosure around political spending (LSR 26-2585), require more transparency from political committees (LSR 26-2579), and explore voter-owned election models that put power back in the hands of Granite Staters (LSR 26-2582).
Finally, I hope you will support fair redistricting reforms, including Rep. Lane's proposal to establish an independent redistricting commission to create fair, nonpartisan maps (LSR 26-2617).
By signing on as a co-sponsor for these bills, you can play a key role in strengthening democracy in New Hampshire and ensuring that every eligible voter has a voice. Thank you for your service, and I hope you will consider joining these important efforts.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

[Your City & State]

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Summary

The deadlines for co-sponsors to sign off on House and Senate bills for the 2026 session is fast approaching! ⌛ We want to ensure that there is as much bipartisan support as possible behind the following slate of pro-democracy bills next session. Your outreach can make all the difference! Studies have shown that communications from constituents have a sizable impact on how legislators act. That's especially true in New Hampshire, where each representative serves far fewer constituents than in most other states, making your voice even more influential. Senate bill sign-off deadline: Tuesday, November 18th at 4pm House bill sign-off deadline: Friday, November 21st at 4pm Voting Rights <ul> <li>LSR 2026-3188: requiring the department of motor vehicles to make available the opportunity to register to vote at all department of motor vehicle locations. Prime sponsor: Rep. Wilhelm</li> <li>LSR 2026-3189: requiring the secretary of state to create a voter education program that includes information on changes to voting laws in the last 5 years. Prime sponsor: Rep. Wilhelm</li> <li>LSR 2026-2115: requiring town clerks to report the number of voters denied registration for lack of proper documentation. Prime sponsor: Sen. Watters</li> </ul> Campaign Finance Reform <ul> <li>LSR 2026-2582: establishing a voter-owned elections fund and commission. Prime sponsor: Rep. Muirhead</li> <li>LSR 2026-2585: requiring the disclosure of the source of certain political donations in state elections. Prime sponsor: Rep. Muirhead</li> <li>LSR 2026-2579: requiring certain political committees to disclose the identity of their donors. Prime sponsor: Rep. Muirhead</li> <li>LSR 2026-2587: requiring political candidates to certify with the secretary of state whether they have, or anticipate having, less than $1,000 in receipts or expenditures in an election cycle. Prime sponsor: Rep. Lane</li> </ul> Fair Redistricting <ul> <li>LSR 2026-2617: creating an independent commission to propose redistricting maps for the legislature to consider. Prime Sponsor: Rep. Lane</li> </ul>

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