GunSenseNH

We can prevent gun tragedies if we elect leaders who support common sense gun violence prevention. This didn’t have to happen. Our weak gun laws allowed public safety to be jeopardized, and harm for all.

“Violence has no place in our political process…We all deserve to live in safe communities where we can participate in civic life and our day-to-day activities without fear of gun violence – whether we are running for office or running through a school hallway”

“The overwhelming majority of Americans reject political violence + support the notion that in the US we resolve our differences through the ballot box and peaceful political participation,” said Hawkins, who heads.. GunSense NH.” #NHPolitics concordmonitor.com/NH-Republicans…

Wild conspiracy theories following assassination attempts are nothing new. What is new are the ability of social media to quickly and dangerously amplify them, and our willingness to believe the ones that fit our world view in the absence confirmed facts. nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna1…

LAST CHANCE! Bid on items made from unwanted guns to support our Guns To Gardens program before 8 PM tonight! app.galabid.com/2024g2g/

Finally, we’re thrilled to see Sig Sauer held accountable! Nearly every other industry can be taken to task for design flaws that put consumers at risk. The gun industry can and must take more steps to prevent foreseeable risks to human life. #NHPolitics nhpr.org/nh-news/2024-0…

SCOTUS ruling is good news for keeping guns out of the hands of domestic abusers, upholding important public safety laws and saving lives #NHPolitics

Support our ongoing work to bring Guns to Gardens to more New Hampshire communities by bidding on bowls, necklaces, and other items created by parts of unwanted guns. The auction closes Tuesday, July 2nd at 8:00 PM, so be sure to get your bid in by then! app.galabid.com/2024g2g/items

Today, together with @MomsDemand, @Everytown, @GunSenseNH, we #WearOrange to remember the victims of gun violence and to hold the survivors in our hearts. It's time to #TakeAction

with a process to restore those rights when the crisis has passed. Contact your State Senator today! #NHPolitics

The NH State Senate will vote TODAY, Thursday, May 16th on whether or not to pass a bipartisan bill that would allow background checks and prevent people experiencing a mental health crisis from posessing or purchasing firearms,

@KlandriganUL HB* 1711

State Rep. Terry Roy, R-Deerfield, tells senators he needs to do a better sales job for SB 1711. "Both some senators, and all of the so called 'gun groups' have expressed patently incorrect information regarding this bill, and I will own that for this final time." #nhpolitics

Our click-to-email tool makes it easy to contact your NH State Senator! act.granitestateprogress.org/letter/action-…

Let’s keep up the bipartisan support for HB 1711 and pass this carefully crafted bill that addresses the tragic Concord Hospital shooting next week. Contact your State Senator today #NHPolitics

A bipartisan bill that would add some mental health records to gun background checks looks to face trouble in the Senate. Some of that appears based on a misunderstanding of the bill. Here's a fact-check. #NHPolitics newhampshirebulletin.com/2024/05/09/bil…

We’re so proud of Aarika and Dante’s hard work on our GunSense Youth Legislative Advisory Council!

Grateful and humbled to receive recognition from @GunSenseNH over the weekend along with Sen. Debra Altschiller and Deidre Reynolds of @MomsDemand for our work in helping to reduce the risk of gun violence in NH. @DebrasATeam @commonsense98 #NHPolitics

Rush a message to your state senator here: act.granitestateprogress.org/letter/urge-nh…

GunSenseNH and Moms Demand volunteers are here at the #NHSenate to say: Make NH schools gun free!

Thank you to everyone who took action to support this bill, especially NH Hospital staff leaders Dr. Jeff Fetter and Dr. Samantha Swetter who bravely provided the heartbreaking but powerful testimony the committee needed to hear.

ICYMI: NH is moving forward with legislation in response to the NH Hospital shooting last year. The NH House passed HB 1711 by a margin of 204-149; next step is NH Senate. #NHPolitics newhampshirebulletin.com/2024/03/28/gun…