New Hampshire

SUNUNU ANNOUNCES $274,000 GRANT TO HOUSE NEW HAMPSHIRE’S HOMELESS VETERANS

Release Date: May 5 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:                                CONTACT: BARBARA RILEY

5/5/08                                                                          202-224-2841

                                                                                    LIZ CHAMBERLAIN

                                                                                    603-430-9560

 

SUNUNU ANNOUNCES $274,000 GRANT TO HOUSE NEW HAMPSHIRE’S HOMELESS VETERANS

 

WASHINGTON, DC – United States Senator John Sununu (R-NH) today (5/5) announced that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has awarded $274,352  in HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) funding for homeless veterans in New Hampshire.  The agency estimates that the award will fund 35 rental vouchers for homeless veterans with disabilities, including severe psychiatric or substance abuse disorders.  

May 3, 2008 - 4:49pm

UNH Poll shows McCain beating Clinton, Obama

U.S. Sen. John McCain: Photo by Getty ImagesU.S. Sen. John McCain: Photo by Getty ImagesU.S. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is leading both U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton (D- New York) and U.S. Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) in the Granite State.

McCain is beating Clinton 47%-44% and leading Obama 49%-43%, according to the latest the Granite State Poll, conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.

"McCain's current lead over both Obama and Clinton is clear evidence that candidates matter in elections and that elections are not always determined by the mood of the country," said Andrew Smith, Director of the UNH Survey Center. "These results also show why political parties want to end their nomination processes quickly, both Obama and Clinton have been hurt in New Hampshire because of their ongoing nomination struggle."

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Statement by New Hampshire AFL-CIO President Mark MacKenzie On John McCain's Health Care Proposal

Release Date: Apr 30 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE    Contact: Heidi M. Mitchell 603-289-6333

Statement by New Hampshire AFL-CIO President Mark MacKenzie
On John McCain's Health Care Proposal
April 30, 2008

Yesterday John McCain proposed a health care plan that is nothing more than a creative new tax on working people.  His plan would give the big insurance companies even more power over our health care and raise costs on working families who are already strapped in this increasingly sour economy.

McCain Gas Tax Proposal: $32M Cut to NH Highway Funds Plus 25% Cut to Local Road Budgets

Release Date: Apr 28 2008

For Immediate Release                                                                                  April 29,2008        Alexis Chininis                                                                                              603.225.6899                                                                                              

    McCain Gas Tax Proposal: $32M Cut to NH Highway Funds Plus 25% Cut to Local Road Budgets
Unfunded election-year tax gimmicks + cuts to NH funding = Bush-style economics
 "Economics is something I never really fully understood . . ." - John McCain, December
 

(Concord)  -  Sen. John McCain's proposal to suspend the gas tax in an election year would cost New Hampshire $32 million in lost federal highway funds, which are used to  modernize, repair and maintain our highways and keep roads and bridges safe for families. 

April 25, 2008 - 1:56pm

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April 23, 2008 - 11:38am

Updated: House sends voting age bill to Supreme Court

The New Hampshire House of Representatives have voted to send to the New Hampshire Supreme Court a bill allowing seventeen-year olds to vote in primaries.

The House voted 196-104 to ask the Court whether there are any constitutional barriers in allowing seventeen-year olds, who will turn eighteen before the general election, to vote in state primaries.

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Gov. Lynch Urges Senate Committee to Support Bill Allowing New Hampshire to Join Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

Release Date: Apr 15 2008

For Immediate Release:                                  Contact: Colin Manning
Tuesday, April 15, 2008                                 (603) 271-2121
                                                               
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SENATORS HEAR TESTIMONY ON BILL TO REDUCE GLOBAL WARMING

Release Date: Apr 15 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                             Tuesday, April 15, 2008

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April 7, 2008 - 6:24pm

AARP launches new ad campaign

AARP has begun an advertising campaign aimed at rallying support for health care.

The ad, titled "Wreck," features a woman getting into a car accident and then going to work at a diner.

"What if you had to go to work, no matter how hurt or sick you were? That's the reality for millions of Americans who are just one accident or illness away from financial ruin," the ad states.

The ad will be aired on WMUR and local radio stations and will run until June.

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