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'Independence is almost a God-given right.' Will NH lawmakers protect it in the budget?

Without significantly higher Medicaid payments from the state, at least two social service agencies have warned lawmakers they will leave the Choices for Independence (CFI) program, which allows people who could be in a nursing home to remain at home by helping them with basic tasks such as grocery shopping, cooking, and bathing.

Amid the budget back and forth, fate of NH's most vulnerable hangs in the balance

House passes bipartisan budget, with late amendment from party leaders gu

If you ask Matt Wilhelm, affordable housing, public education and access to health care are core issues that drive voters to elect New Hampshire’s 400-member legislative body. These three factors were also the backbone of a bipartisan amendment.

Budget support for low income

After millions of dollars of aid for low-income families has ended, including pandemic-era rental assistance and increased food stamp benefits, the House of Representatives will vote on a budget Thursday that looks to continue support for the state’s.

As Republicans seek repeal of communications service tax, Democrats warn it's too soon – New Hampshire Bulletin

Gov. Chris Sununu and Republican lawmakers are hoping to eliminate the communications service tax. And some Democrats are pushing back.