Not a guess. Not an accusation. A roll call. Every name below voted against banning an income tax in New Hampshire — and their party voted to put a graduated one in the Constitution. All of them are on your ballot.
Three votes. One conclusion: Democrats want an income tax.
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Every House Democrat who voted to keep an income tax on the table in New Hampshire. Search by name, county, or district.
Tap a county to expand. All 158 voted against banning an income tax.
Democrats want an income tax. The only thing stopping them is the majority in the House. Here is how you keep it.
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Vote records from the official New Hampshire House roll call on CACR 10, March 5, 2026. See the full roll call, including Republicans and absences.