MVDC Actions - Week of 07/12/2026
August Meeting 8/14/2026
We moved ourly August meeting due to a schedule conflict at the library. Save the date as we have an action-packed agenda planning for canvassing and get out the vote efforts.
Protest Opportunities
TEACH, REACH, PREACH: Across America, let’s make good trouble.
Weekend of Action July 17-19
Attend or host an event in your community:
Teach: (Friday, July 17) — Teach-Ins · Non-Partisan Voter Education · Candlelight Vigils · Faith Services
Reach: (Saturday, July 18) — Civic Engagement Community Events · Non-Partisan Voter Registration · Votercades · Faith Services · De-Ice Citizens Bank, Plymouth, Meredith, Wolfeboro
Preach: (Sunday, July 19) — Faith Services · Non-partisan Civic Education Concord, NHJuly 19 12pm - 4pm, State House
Featuring Ro Khanna at the Statehouse
More weekend events across the state will be added. Stay up to date by checking Kent Street Coalition’s website HERE.
NH HOUSE AND SENATE
VETO REQUESTS
Although Governor Ayotte vetoed several bills last week, none were on our target list. There are still two key bills awaiting Governor Ayotte’s action.
603-271-2121 or TDD Access: Relay NH 1-800-735-2964
You can also email her at: GovernorAyotte@governor.nh.gov
Please weigh in on these two. You can use this script/template or make it your own:
Hello, my name is [NAME], and I live in Mont Vernon. I'm calling to ask Governor Ayotte to VETO …
HBHB1300 (Tax cap). The bill does not provide real property tax relief, weakens local control, and takes important school funding decisions away from local processes, where communities can already consider tax caps during their school and town meetings. You can also use this EASY LINK from NEA-NH to share your opinion with the governor.
HB1442 (Another Bathroom Bill). These kinds of identity politics are being prioritized over solving real issues facing Granite Staters. Our trans community is being unfairly targeted and singled out by a vocal political minority who wants to sow fear in our state. Trans people deserve to be treated with dignity and respect, and should be allowed to participate fully in public life.
Thank you for your time and consideration.