New Hampshire: Sheila Roberge

February 3, 2009 - 11:20 pm
NEWS FEED: Blue Hampshire

NEW TOPIC! Marriage Equality - Other Bills - Up For Hearing Thursday

Your Help Is Needed!  This coming Thursday, February 5th, there will be four bills up for public hearing about LBGT equality.  Two would reduce our Civil Unions Law, and the other two provide full marriage equality and fighting discrimination based on gender identity.

The bills will be heard by the House Judiciary Committee in room 208 of the Legislative Office Building, which is directly in back of the State House in Concord.  

One of our proudest accomplishments in the 2007 Legislature was the passage of Civil Unions, a move toward full equality for our New Hampshire gay and lesbian friends, family members, and neighbors.

Tue, 06/24/2008 - 11:00

Dems enjoy early edge in state Senate match-ups

Here's a review of the state Senate playing field as we begin the summer.

The races are divided into five categories: Strong Democratic, Lean Democratic, Toss-up, Lean Republican and Strong Republican.

Let's start with the Democrats:

STRONG DEMOCRATIC (7)

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Fri, 05/23/2008 - 11:53

Kaelin to challenge Roberge

State Rep. Mike Kaelin (D-Lyndeborough) says that if elected to the state senate he will be more active than his opponent in the District 9 race, current Sen. Sheila Roberge (R-Bedford).

Kaelin announced last week that he would challenge Roberge.

"Our current senator, though she's been in there awhile, hasn't been very active," Kaelin said. "I belief over this year, and last year, she's sponsored one bill a year. Even as a new state rep. I've been able to do more than that."

Wed, 02/20/2008 - 19:23

Bradley announces endorsements

Former Republican Congressman Jeb Bradley announced a slate of people who will form his Leadership Council.

The individuals are tasked with helping Bradley win the Republican primary and eventually beat U.S. Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter.

"I am honored to have such a wonderful group of New Hampshire citizens on my team. With their help we will be able to regain the 1st Congressional District seat and give it back to the people of New Hampshire," Bradley said in a campaign statement.