The Problem
HB 1201 would force non-profit organizations—including advocacy groups like the New Hampshire Firearms Coalition—to publicly disclose all itemized donations.
Why This Matters
This bill puts YOUR personal information at risk:
- Doxing threat: Your name, address, and donation history could become public record
- Harassment risk: Activists have targeted donors to causes they oppose
- Chilling effect: Many supporters will stop donating rather than risk exposure
- Privacy violation: Your constitutional right to support causes you believe in should not come with a target on your back
What We Need You To Do
Email members of the House Election Law Committee TODAY and urge them to vote Inexpedient to Legislate (ITL) on HB 1201.
The committee meets for executive session on Tuesday January 27th—your message must arrive before then.
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The Problem
HB 1201 would force non-profit organizations—including advocacy groups like the New Hampshire Firearms Coalition—to publicly disclose all itemized donations.
Why This Matters
This bill puts YOUR personal information at risk:
- Doxing threat: Your name, address, and donation history could become public record
- Harassment risk: Activists have targeted donors to causes they oppose
- Chilling effect: Many supporters will stop donating rather than risk exposure
- Privacy violation: Your constitutional right to support causes you believe in should not come with a target on your back
What We Need You To Do
Email members of the House Election Law Committee TODAY and urge them to vote Inexpedient to Legislate (ITL) on HB 1201.
The committee meets for executive session on Tuesday January 27th—your message must arrive before then.
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The Problem
HB 1201 would force non-profit organizations—including advocacy groups like the New Hampshire Firearms Coalition—to publicly disclose all itemized donations.
Why This Matters
This bill puts YOUR personal information at risk:
- Doxing threat: Your name, address, and donation history could become public record
- Harassment risk: Activists have targeted donors to causes they oppose
- Chilling effect: Many supporters will stop donating rather than risk exposure
- Privacy violation: Your constitutional right to support causes you believe in should not come with a target on your back
What We Need You To Do
Email members of the House Election Law Committee TODAY and urge them to vote Inexpedient to Legislate (ITL) on HB 1201.
The committee meets for executive session on Tuesday January 27th—your message must arrive before then.