Jim Kofalt provides a quick overview of the voter fraud problem in New Hampshire.
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Issues Briefing Summit – Commuter Rail – Northern Pass
Fran Wendelboe from the 603 Alliance and Conservative Business League of New Hampshire talks to first-time candidates about the issues of commuter rail, Northern Pass, and gambling.
Issues Briefing Summit – Voting Records/Research
Spec Bowers, Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire shares details on how candidates can get and use voting records of opponents as part of their campaign – plus a few remarks about occupational licensing. Email: Chairman@rlcnh.org
ISSUES BRIEFING SUMMIT – ECONOMIC FREEDOM
Greg Moore from Americans for Prosperity – New Hampshire spoke at The 603 Alliance Issues Briefing Summit on the issue of economic freedom, what it is, and how candidates can effectively talk to voters about it.
ISSUES BRIEFING SUMMIT – Education
Ann Marie Banfield from Cornerstone Action spoke at The 603 Alliance Issues Briefing Summit on education, Common Core, testing, protecting local control, and language to watch for in legislation.
Issues Briefing Summit – Government Overreach
Our next speaker from The 603 Alliance Issues Briefing Summit is Jim Kofalt. Jim’s topic is government overreach with a focus on Federal land acquisition and the EPA’s MS4 permitting process.
Both present significant problems for property rights and property taxes. Everyone in New Hampshire, whether citizen or citizen legislator needs to understand what they are and the impact these Federal efforts will have in the Granite State.
Issues Briefing Summit – Life & Religious Liberty
The 603 Alliance Issues Briefing Summit provided new candidates for the NH House with information about legislation and key issues to keep them well-informed on the campaign trail. If you missed the event we’ll be posting each speaker’s presentation over the next few days.
We begin with Jane Cormier from New Hampshire Right to Life. Jane spoke on the issues of Life and Religious Liberty.
For more information visit NHRTL.org, or email life@nhrtl.org