In response, Rep. Max Abramson (R) said that taxpayers are already losing money supporting a criminal justice system that penalizes marijuana consumers. “Why should those who refrain from marijuana pay for the cost of its use?” he asked. “Let the users pay their own way.”
New Hampshire House Approves Marijuana Legalization Bill, Sending It To The Senate
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Sununu, whose father is a former governor and lives in Hampton Falls, said he has known some of the kids who pushed the bill since they were in kindergarten. He said he was giving a speech last week at the Winnacunnet High School graduation when he realized he might have missed the chance to hold a signing ceremony for the LAS students.
“I panicked a little bit,” said Sununu, who added he called his staff about preparing the bill for signing and said, “School is almost over. Go get it.” He said the fact that students and families were willing to gather Friday despite school having ended spoke to the community’s dedication.
“The legacy you’re leaving behind here is just awesome,” Sununu said. “This is a story that will be told for years.”
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424 State representatives and senators have introduced a total of 889 different bills ranging from business issues to proposed tax credits and even far flung proposals to further erode your Constitutional rights.  As usually, we'll be diligently working to protect those rights while preserving the New Hampshire Advantage.  The Democrats now have majorities in the State House and State Senate, but we can still fight against their usual array of top-down controls, educational experiments, tax increases, unfunded mandates, and the litany of red tape, litigation, and overpriced boondoggles.

All four Republican candidates for State House for Seabrook and Hampton Falls, including former Representatives Max Abramson, Jason Janvrin, and Aboul Khan all placed well in the uncontested September primary.  Strong support from primary voters is also a strong indication of intended support for the November 6th General Election.

For four years, there's been a business friendly Republican majority in both Congress and the New Hampshire state legislature.   Over those four years, businesses have been able to expand and create record numbers of new jobs, increasing wages and bringing down the overall tax bill.