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The | The NHLA reviews bills that are of interest to liberty people in New Hampshire based on how they would effect civil liberties, personal responsibility, property rights, accountability, and a variety of other factors. They then publish a handout called "[https://www.nhliberty.org/category/gold-standard/ The Gold Standard]", which gives legislators recommendations for how to vote on the legislation in question. From that, they issue a report card for legislators providing their [https://www.nhliberty.org/liberty-ratings/ Liberty Rating]. The Liberty Rating takes into account their voting record on pro-liberty or anti-liberty votes and their impact within the state. | ||
==Example Gold Standard== | ==Example Gold Standard== | ||
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The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, founded in Nov. 2003, is a non-partisan coalition working to increase individual freedom in New Hampshire. They do this by monitoring bills in the legislative sessions and encouraging private charity, a civil society, and citizen involvement.
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The NHLA reviews bills that are of interest to liberty people in New Hampshire based on how they would effect civil liberties, personal responsibility, property rights, accountability, and a variety of other factors. They then publish a handout called "The Gold Standard", which gives legislators recommendations for how to vote on the legislation in question. From that, they issue a report card for legislators providing their Liberty Rating. The Liberty Rating takes into account their voting record on pro-liberty or anti-liberty votes and their impact within the state.
Example Gold Standard
