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New Hampshire House Republican Caucus
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.
Prevent Federal Overreach
Whether it is spying on your bank account or mandating vaccines, the Democrats in Washington, DC want total control over you. Our caucus is one of the last lines of defense to protect against this affront to our freedoms.
Protect and Expand the New Hampshire Advantage
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.
"Since President Biden and the Democrats took control of DC, there have been numerous threats on states’ rights and citizens’ basic rights.
Something must be done, and the New Hampshire legislature is making sure that our basic freedoms are going to remain protected."
- Majority Leader
Jason Osborne
Republicans expanded the wildly successful Education Freedom Accounts so that more students have the opportunity to learn in their best chosen environments.
House Republicans fully eliminated the Interest and Dividends tax on January 1, 2025, making New Hampshire truly Income tax free.
Republicans cut red tape government barriers so that bureaucracy does not stand in the way of expanding housing across New Hampshire