Tell Governor Ayotte: No Bathrooms Bans in New Hampshire

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Right now SB 268, a cruel bill that rolls back critical discrimination protections, is on Governor Ayotte's desk.

Just last year, Governor Ayotte vetoed a similar bill, HB 148, because it violates the civil rights of Granite Staters under state and federal law, and this time is no different.

We need your help: Tell Governor Ayotte that hate and discrimination have no place in New Hampshire and that LGBTQ people, specifically the transgender community, are guaranteed equal protection under the law and belong in the Granite State.

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Right now SB 268, a cruel bill that rolls back critical discrimination protections, is on Governor Ayotte's desk.

Just last year, Governor Ayotte vetoed a similar bill, HB 148, because it violates the civil rights of Granite Staters under state and federal law, and this time is no different.

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Governor Ayotte

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Subject No Bathroom Bans in New Hampshire

As your constituent, I urge you to veto SB 268, a bill that would dismantle discrimination protections for people across New Hampshire, including transgender people. Transgender people, and many other people impacted by these types of bills, belong in the Granite State and have the right to be treated equally under the law.

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Discrimination and hate have no place in New Hampshire, and as your constituent, I ask you to veto this cruel and harmful bathroom bill again, and any similar bills that come to your desk this year.

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Tell Governor Ayotte: No Bathrooms Bans in New Hampshire

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