Join us this spring for “The State Budget: What You Need to Know.”

NHFPI is hosting 10 events across all 10 New Hampshire counties about how the State budget works and what it means for Granite Staters.

📍 Find an event near you:
nhfpi.org/tour

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Starting his 10th year at NHFPI on October 24, Phil Sletten reflects on how NH’s policy conversations have shifted — from housing rising to the top to persistent budget challenges.

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Starting his 10th year at NHFPI on October 24, Phil Sletten reflects on how NH’s policy conversations have shifted — from housing rising to the top to persistent budget challenges.

Read the Q&A ➡️ buff.ly/KzEiPB1

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📉 NH state revenues started FY2026, which began on July 1, behind expectations.

A new NHFPI analysis notes that July and August receipts fell $10.2M short of targets, driven by business tax declines, but that September collections will be the real test.

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Business Taxes Down, Lottery Profits Up – What It Means & Why It Matters From Biz Taxes to Lottery Profits, NH’s Revenue Mix is Shifting

This week’s NHFPI newsletter is out with the latest info on:
• Revenue shifts
• Child care challenges
• Early revenue shortfalls in SFY 2026.

👉 Read this week's newsletter: buff.ly/KlHM6y4
✉️ Subscribe: buff.ly/DJZOj4N

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Registration is OPEN! 🚨

Join NHFPI's Budget & Policy Conference on October 24, 2025 in Concord for:
✅ Expert insights
✅ Fresh data
✅ Solutions for NH’s affordability crisis

🎟 Early-bird $30 until Sept 5!

Register at buff.ly/IXYljYC

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Even More (well, less…) Fun in State Budget Funding with Phil Sletten (part 2) - New Hampshire Has Issues In Part 1, Liz and Phil Sletten (NH Fiscal Policy Institute) talked about the intentional cuts lawmakers made when it comes to revenues - and now, in part 2, they cover the choices New Hampshire…

In the latest episode of New Hampshire Has Issues, NHFPI’s Research Director Phil Sletten, covers the choices New Hampshire lawmakers made in how money will (and will not) be spent with the state budget.

🎧 Listen to Part 2 now: buff.ly/v3VTj9g

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On New Hampshire Has Issues, NHFPI's Phil Sletten breaks down what the state budget really means — and how every 2 years, NH gets a chance to shape its future. 💡🏛️

🎧 Listen: buff.ly/NGKzMY2

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June Revenues Produced Surplus for Month But Remained Below Last Year - New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute New Hampshire State revenues in June produced a $10.0 million surplus relative to expectations, but remained lower than in June 2024.

📊 NH ended FY 2025 with revenues 6% below last year — even with a $10M surplus in June.

NHFPI’s Phil Sletten breaks down the June #s:
• Biz taxes ticked up
• Liquor + tobacco fell short
• Interest income filled gaps

🔎 Read the analysis: buff.ly/hTwmmBd

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🚨 What’s in NH’s final State Budget?

NHFPI breaks down last-minute changes — like revised retirement benefits for certain first responders and changes to education funding.

Full breakdown ⬇️
buff.ly/taiRahD

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📬 This week's newsletter is out!

💰 New Analysis: What’s in the Final State Budget Deal?
📚 What We’re Reading: June 2025 Edition

➡️ Read the newsletter: buff.ly/hkwAPSC
➡️ Subscribe for updates: buff.ly/alHwuVF

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Happy New Fiscal Year to all who celebrate! 📊🎉

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MAGA PUPPET.

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🎥 What’s in the new State Budget?

NHFPI’s Phil Sletten joined @nhpbs.bsky.social‬'s The State We’re In to break it all down—from education funding to health care.

📺 Watch here: buff.ly/AkMvm2z

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Committee of Conference Budget Nearly Matches Senate Version on Spending, Trims Retirement and University System Appropriations - New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute After a week of negotiations, the Committee of Conference has released its final State Budget proposal. Read what made it into the final agreement.

🚨 New from NHFPI: The State Budget deal is out.
🔹 Closely mirrors the Senate’s $15.9B plan
🔹 Reductions to University System
🔹 Restored investments in Medicaid and mental health relative to the House
🔹 Revised education aid and EFA eligibility

📘 Full analysis: buff.ly/whwnrKJ

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Fight for the Future Rally, Concord, NH (20250624) A number of groups where tabling and a number of speakers

Images from Fight for the Future rally at the NH State House, #Concord #NH (20250624)
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Fight For Our Future Rally · MomsRising As the legislative session ends and final budget decisions are made, we're coming together to send a clear message: Granite Staters are paying attention. Rally with MomsRising and our partners to lift...

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New Hampshire’s budget betrays its children • New Hampshire Bulletin If the state budget reflects New Hampshire’s values and priorities, the children of our state are in trouble. The current proposed 2025-2026 budget not only does not support our children, it may indee...

New Hampshire created the Office of the Child Advocate after tragedy. This budget cuts its staff, limits its oversight, and delays legal counsel for kids in crisis.

We’ve seen what happens when the system fails children. We can’t afford to forget. #NHPolitics #NHBudget

New Hampshire already has the second highest in-state tuition in the country.

Cutting funding to USNH will only make it worse—and push more young people to leave the state after graduation. We should be investing in our future, not undercutting it. #NHPolitics #NHBudget

What did the Senate keep, change, or cut from the Governor’s and House budgets? Our new report details proposed spending shifts, policy moves, and how the Senate's proposed budget would shape NH’s future.

Read our report: buff.ly/gjbp7En

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Google “income tax” and you’ll see: it’s a payment made to the government based on income.

All 16 Senate Republicans just took that definition—and imposed an income tax on countless Granite State families who rely on Medicaid to get by. #NHPolitics #NHBudget

Republicans just passed HB1—slashing funding for the services Granite Staters rely on.

Every Senate Democrat voted no. Listen to Senator Rosenwald speak out against this reckless budget: ⬇️
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💡 Did you know federal spending accounts for 12% of New Hampshire’s economy?

A new NHFPI study finds $14.8B flowed into the state in one year – supporting Social Security, housing, education & more.

See where the money goes – and what’s at stake.

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The NH Renewable Energy Fund is on the chopping block. As I told @canarymedia.com, reassigning it would undermine the state’s energy policy and economic interests.

This isn’t fiscal discipline — it’s short-sighted pandering with long-term costs.

🔗 below.
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📣 The public budget hearing is
🗓️ May 6
🕐 1PM
📍 Representatives Hall, State House

Let the Senate Finance Committee know:
💬 These provisions don’t belong in HB2
🧾 Energy policy should be debated on its own merits

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House Finance Committee State Budget Reduces Funding by About $643 Million from Governor’s Proposal, Leaves $113 Million for Rainy Day Fund - New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute As the NH House Finance Committee finishes its State Budget recommendations, NHFPI's Research Team provides insights into the proposal.

New NHFPI analysis: The House budget plan reduces funding by $643M vs. the Governor’s proposal—affecting Medicaid, mental health services, higher ed & more.

Full breakdown: nhfpi.org/blog/house-f...

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Looking for a rundown of the House Finance Committee's State Budget? ⤵️
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A new NHFPI analysis finds business tax rate reductions cost NH between $795M and $1.17B since 2015—funds that could’ve supported education, health care, or infrastructure.

Full report: nhfpi.org/resource/bus... #NHPolitics #NHBudget #NHPolicy

Last week NHFPI released a detailed, data-driven look at the Governor’s budget proposal for FY 2026-2027. This objective analysis aims to help policymakers & the public understand the budget’s priorities, trade-offs, and impact.

🔗 Read more: buff.ly/d5N5pFY #NHBudget