Three strikes, and this budget is out.

We voted no because Granite Staters deserve better. #NHPolitics

Strike three: Less safe. Less healthy.

18 positions cut from Corrections.

$51 million cut from Health and Human Services.

Granite Staters deserve better. #nhpolitics

Strike two: Fewer opportunities for young families and small businesses.

Zero new housing investment.

An 18% cut to our university system.

This budget sets New Hampshire back. #NHPolitics

Strike one: Higher costs for Granite Staters.

A Medicaid income tax on families.

Higher property taxes from defunded neighborhood schools.

This budget fails our communities. #nhpolitics

This budget does nothing to address the rising costs of housing, healthcare, childcare, higher education, and energy.

In short, this budget doesn’t deliver—and that’s why Senate Democrats voted no. #nhpolitics

New Hampshire already has the second highest in-state tuition in the country.

Cutting funding to USNH will only make it worse—and push more young people to leave the state after graduation. We should be investing in our future, not undercutting it. #NHPolitics #NHBudget

Granite Staters consistently name housing as their top priority.

But this budget defunds the very programs that work—like the Affordable Housing Fund and Housing Champions—leaving communities without the tools they need to build for the future. #NHPolitics #HousingCrisis

Cutting Medicaid and imposing a Medicaid income tax won’t save money—it just shifts costs and makes it harder for families to get care.

The result? More strain on our health system and less access for everyone. #nhpolitics

Addressing the housing crisis will take an all-of-the-above approach.

Unfortunately, Republicans chose to defund the Housing Champions program—one of our most effective tools. Granite State families will feel the cost. #NHPolitics

New Hampshire already has the 2nd highest in‑state tuition in the nation—yet Senate Republicans just cut funding to UNH, making college even harder for Granite State students.

This isn’t leadership. It’s pushing our future deeper in debt. #nhpolitics

Republicans claim it’s a “tight budget year.”

In reality, over the past decade they've handed hundreds of millions to the ultra-wealthy—and now they’re downshifting the cost onto your property taxes.

This isn’t fiscal responsibility. #NHPolitics

Working families are asking for help with housing—and this budget cuts them out.

At a time when rents are rising and options are shrinking, Republicans chose to walk away from the crisis. #NHPolitics

The Republican Medicaid Income Tax will drive up already sky-high health care costs for New Hampshire families—hitting those who can least afford it the hardest.

It’s not reform. It’s a cruel cost shift. #nhpolitics

The arsonists don’t get credit for putting out the fire.

Republicans are bragging about undoing cuts they made in the first place. But this budget still raises costs on families and shortchanges the services Granite Staters rely on. #nhpolitics