WELCOME TO THE
PROUDLY SERVING THE
GRANITE STATE
The New Hampshire House of Representatives has the third largest legislature in the English-speaking world. With 400 members who each get paid $100 and mileage annually before tax, it is widely known as, “The Citizen’s Legislature.”
The New Hampshire House Republican Caucus has 219 members. Our Caucus is led by Representative Jason Osborne of Auburn.
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OUR CAUCUS' PRIORITIES
ENSURE INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY
Our Caucus understands that the best form of government is one that empowers you to live free. We will always fight to preserve and defend your personal freedom and individual liberty.
THE CONTRACT WITH NEW HAMPSHIRE
Our Contract with New Hampshire represents a commitment to preserving our state’s values while addressing the challenges we face today. It’s a promise to protect personal freedom, promote fiscal responsibility, and ensure a prosperous future for every Granite Stater. Together, we can build a stronger, safer, and more prosperous New Hampshire for generations to come.
GET REGULATION OUT OF THE WAY
While Democrats continue to try to implement an income tax, our caucus will fight to expand on the $171 million in tax cuts that we have delivered this biennium. Especially where DC spending is running rampant and inflation is soaring, our caucus is fighting to keep more dollars in your pocket.
"NEW HAMPSHIRE HAS ALWAYS STOOD AS A BEACON OF INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY, SMALL GOVERNMENT AND PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY. IT'S A STATE WHERE HARD WORK, COMMON SENSE, AND THE BELIEF IN PERSONAL FREEDOM GUIDE OUR WAY OF LIFE."
- HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER JASON OSBORNE
(R-AUBURN)
2025 LEGISLATION HIGHLIGHTS
Republicans made Education Freedom Accounts universal so that every student has the opportunity to learn in their best chosen environment
Republicans passed the Parental Bill of Rights to ensure that parents maintain the ultimate say and directive in the upbringing of their children
House Republicans ended the Interest and Dividends Income Tax and stopped the Democrats from raising your taxes by 761 million in one single bill.
For too long, hardworking Granite Staters shouldered the financial burden of annual vehicle inspections. We heard the demands of Granite Staters loud and clear and repealed vehicle inspections in the Granite State.