Kelly Ayotte: “I hope going forward that we rely on your recommendations, as opposed to--it is one of the reasons that when I ran this…”

After months of legislative procedure and weeks of waiting for the bill to hit her desk, Ayotte on Thursday signed House Bill 1433.

We need more childcare, so we’re going to have to [continue] to think creatively to make sure that whatever we’re doing that is working, that we do more of it.

Agriculture is an important part of our state’s economy and heritage, and I appreciate the bill’s intent to provide additional meat processing access for small farmers and producers.

If you send me legislation that further restricts access to abortion beyond our current law: I will veto it.