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Every voice matters. Here's how you can help ban income taxes forever.

Saint Anselm College Poll — March 2026

71% of NH voters oppose an income tax — even a plurality of Democrats.

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Democrats want a progressive income tax in New Hampshire. Find out exactly what it would cost your family under Volinsky’s plan.

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Sign the Petition

Join 973 Granite Staters who've signed the petition to ban income taxes in the New Hampshire Constitution.

Your name adds weight to the movement. Legislators pay attention to constituent numbers.

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Call Your Representative

A personal phone call is the most effective way to reach your state representative. Tell them to oppose any income tax — and hold them accountable for the May 14 vote.

Sample Script

"Hi, my name is [NAME] and I'm a constituent from [TOWN]. On May 14, the House killed the constitutional ban on an income tax — and some members voted to authorize a progressive income tax. I'm calling to tell Representative [NAME] to oppose any income tax in New Hampshire and protect the NH Advantage. Thank you."

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Write a Letter to the Editor

Letters to the editor are one of the most-read sections of any newspaper. Write to your local paper about why New Hampshire should ban income taxes.

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Dear Editor,

On March 3rd, Andru Volinsky proposed a billion-dollar income tax on New Hampshire families. On May 14, the House had a chance to ban an income tax for good with CACR 12 — which passed the Senate 16-8 — but all but four Democrats voted it down, and the ban failed 193-148. That same day, Democrats voted to authorize a progressive income tax in our constitution.

Democrats say they oppose an income tax. Their votes say otherwise. New Hampshire's lack of an income tax is our greatest economic advantage, and voters deserve to know where their representatives really stand.

[Your Name]
[Your Town]