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when liberty is making headlines?
This year, New Hampshire saw a record number of legislators earn
top freedom ratings—and the movement is picking up steam.
That’s right, and today we’re diving into the New
Hampshire Liberty Alliance’s latest updates.
I’ll be your guide through upcoming events, legislative
opportunities, and the people driving change.
So, if you care about personal and economic
freedom, you’ll want to stick around.
We’ll cover the annual NHLA membership meeting, the legislative summit,
primary endorsements, and even the new logo gear that’s turning heads.
Plus, we’ll break down how you can get involved—whether it’s submitting bill ideas,
showing up at events, or simply grabbing some merch to support the cause.
Let’s get started with the annual meeting
details.
The membership meeting is always a highlight—this year it’s
happening September 13th at Fulchino Vineyard in Hollis.
It’s a members-only event, but it’s open to anyone
who wants to join NHLA and meet the board.
Honestly, it’s where the real
conversations happen.
You get a chance to chat with fellow activists, grab
some appetizers, and even enjoy a cash bar.
It’s a relaxed setting, but the agenda is big:
planning the year ahead and sharing ideas.
I love that it’s about building relationships
and setting the tone for what’s coming.
And before everything kicks off, the board
meets at 11am right at the same venue.
If you want to see how decisions are made,
arriving early is a great move.
That actually reminds me—being in the room
changes everything.
There’s something powerful about connecting in
person and feeling part of a bigger mission.
Let’s talk about the legislative summit,
where those ideas turn into action.
This year’s legislative summit is your chance to
pitch bill ideas to aligned representatives.
There’s a limited window to submit proposals, so NHLA is encouraging members to
get creative and specific—whether it’s new RSAs or revising existing ones.
The summit isn’t just a brainstorming
session—it’s a launchpad.
Members who RSVP can actually present their ideas, and
the best suggestions get real consideration.
Last year, it led to actual bills being
filed in Concord.
If you’re thinking of submitting, remember to include the RSA
reference and explain what the change would accomplish.
It helps legislators understand the impact and increases
your chances of seeing your proposal move forward.
Wouldn’t it be exciting to see your idea
become law?
That’s what makes NHLA unique—they empower
regular people to shape policy.
Next, let’s cover the primary endorsements
and why voting matters more than ever.
NHLA just announced endorsements for 45
candidates in contested primaries.
These folks are committed to defending
liberty—personal and economic freedom—right in
I was struck by how thorough the process
is.
They don’t just endorse anyone; candidates need to align with NHLA’s
principles and prove they’ll really advocate for those values.
More endorsements are coming, especially as we
get closer to the general election.
Primary Day itself is September 8th, so if you’re in New
Hampshire, it’s a chance to support those who’ll champion liberty.
I’d recommend checking out the full list
online.
It tells you who’s running, why they’re endorsed,
and how you can help get them elected.
After that, let’s revisit the Liberty Dinner
and the progress being celebrated.
This year’s Liberty Dinner was a milestone—104 legislators
earned A or A+ Liberty Ratings, more than double last year.
The event honored activists and lawmakers, like Brian
Labrie and Jeff Creem, who’ve really moved the needle.
It’s surprising how much the Liberty
Ratings motivate people.
Awards like Lifetime Achievement and Chairman’s Award recognize those who’ve put in years of
effort, and even newcomers like Sam Farrington get shoutouts as Rookie of the Year.
Special awards went to folks improving the process, too—Bill
Reviewer of the Year, Breaking Overton Windows Award, and more.
It’s a reminder that progress comes from
every angle, not just legislation.
Funny enough, the new logo gear featured
at the dinner made waves.
That brings us to the NHLA merch and how it’s about
more than just looking good—it’s a statement.
Fresh from the Liberty Dinner, NHLA launched an
alternative logo collection—T-shirts, hoodies, and more.
If you spotted the coasters at the event, you
know the design is bold and modern.
I like that buying merch isn’t just about style—it’s a way to support
the movement and show you’re part of making New Hampshire freer.
Plus, this gear sells out fast, so
grabbing yours now matters.
It’s also about sparking conversations.
Wearing NHLA apparel can lead to questions from friends or
strangers, and suddenly you’re sharing what the Alliance does.
From merch to events, everything’s designed
to keep people engaged and informed.
Speaking of engagement, let’s talk about NHLA
Alerts and how to stay plugged in.
NHLA Alerts are a game-changer.
Signing up gives you access to crucial bill information—what’s moving in
the State House, what matters for liberty, and how to speak up.
I’ve seen activists use those alerts to mobilize
quickly, whether it’s for hearings or big votes.
And joining the members-only Facebook group connects you
with seasoned advocates and real-time updates.
Upcoming events include the weekly Power Hour on Fridays in
Manchester, the Annual Membership Meeting, and the Legislative Summit.
Each is an entry point for new and
experienced members alike.
Honestly, it’s all about staying engaged—whether you’re attending
events, submitting bill ideas, or just reading alerts.
Let’s wrap with some key takeaways and
your next step to get involved.
Let’s boil it down: First, NHLA is growing, with more legislators
earning top ratings and new members connecting at events.
Second, you have real opportunities to influence
legislation—submit your bill ideas and attend the summit.
Third, supporting candidates and grabbing merch
keeps the movement visible and strong.
The practical action?
Sign up for NHLA Alerts today.
That’s your ticket to timely info and a
community that’s making a difference.
Whether you’re new or seasoned, plug in, show up,
and help advance liberty in New Hampshire.
Thanks for joining us for this episode.
Keep an eye out for upcoming events, and reach out if
you have questions or want to get involved.
We’ll see you at the next NHLA Power
Hour—or maybe at Fulchino Vineyard.
Until then, keep fighting for freedom and
making your voice heard.