Legislator
State Senator
Debra Altschiller
(D) - New Hampshire
New Hampshire Senate District 24
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Legislative Office Building
33 N. State St.
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 603-271-7875
Phone 2: 603-271-3469
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Vote Record By Category
Category Vote Index Total Score
Constitutional Govt 75
2
 
Civil Liberties 75
2
 
Economy 0
-1
 
Healthcare 0
-2
 
Education 0
-4
 
All Bills 40
-3
 
Rated Bill Votes
Bill Bill Name Motion Vote Date Rating Vote Comments
HB1 Bloated State Budget Ought to Pass w/Amendment 06/05/2025 -1 Nay Voted for department Appropriations for various state agencies in New Hampshire including an 11% spending increase over the previous budget, further burdening New Hampshire taxpayers.
HB2 Bloated Budget Policy Bill Ought to Pass w/Amendment 06/05/2025 -1 Nay This was a vote to pass the $16 billion Bloated Budget Policy Bill costing New Hampshire taxpayers roughly $6,000/yr.
HB2 Bloated Budget Policy Bill Conference Committee Report 06/26/2025 -1 Nay This was a vote final passage of the $16 billion Bloated Budget Policy Bill costing New Hampshire taxpayers roughly $6,000/yr.
HB75 Cannabis Decriminalization Laid on Table 04/17/2025 -1 Nay This is a vote to kill legalization of the possession and use of cannabis for New Hampshire residents 21 years and older.
HB115 Universal Education Freedom Accounts Floor Amendment 06/26/2025 -1 Yea This amendment would have mandated an 8% spending increase in education costing taxpayers more.
HB381 Firearms Manufacturing Bill Committee Amendment 05/08/2025 -1 Nay A vote on a bill moving from allowing firearms and accessories made and kept in NH to be exempt from federal law over to a limiting liability for firearms manufactures bill watering it down.
HB381 Firearms Manufacturing Bill Laid on Table 05/08/2025 -1 Nay A vote to kill this bill that limited liability for firearms manufacturing after it was already watered-down from the original bill that allowed firearms and accessories made and kept in NH to be exempt from federal law.
HB649 Eliminating Red Tape for Drivers Rereferred 05/15/2025 -1 Yea A vote against repealing the state vehicle inspection mandate, which would have eliminated time consuming and costly red tape for New Hampshire's drivers.
SB34 Parental Rights in Healthcare Ought to Pass 03/06/2025 1 Nay A vote to require parental consent for all new services provided in a Medicaid to school program, ensuring that parents have the right to direct the upbringing and healthcare decisions for their children.
SB72 Parental Bill of Rights Ought to Pass w/Amendment 03/20/2025 1 Nay A vote to affirm the right of every parent to direct the upbringing, education, and healthcare of their child.
SB96 Transparency in Education Ought to Pass 03/27/2025 1 Nay A vote to require educators to respond to all parental inquiries about their children within ten business days, bolstering transparency in education
SB134 Medicaid Reform Ought to Pass 03/20/2025 1 Nay A vote to bring New Hampshire in line with various other states that have work requirements for able-bodied people on Medicaid, ensuring accountability for taxpayers.
SB219 Invasive National Database Inexpedient to Legislate 03/06/2025 1 Nay A vote to kill the bill that would enter New Hampshire into a multi-state voter pact that shares New Hampsphire residents' information with other states, violating their privacy.
SB227 Increased Landfill Regulations Laid on Table 03/06/2025 1 Nay A vote to table a bill to increase tests and setbacks before the department of environmental services grants a landfill permit in New Hampshire creating more burdensome regulations.
SB295 Expanding Educational Freedom Ought to Pass 03/27/2025 1 Nay A vote to expand education freedom in New Hampshire by removing means testing for education freedom accounts, making them universal for all New Hampshire residents.
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