2025 New Hampshire
Right to Work Bill

Status

Indefinitely Postponed (Dead... for now)

Sponsors

Prime Sponsor:
Rep. Daniel Popovici-Muller

House Co-sponsors:
Rep. Len Turcotte,  Rep. Gary Daniels,  Rep. Yury Polozov,  Rep. Mark Warden,  Rep. Donald McFarlane,  Rep. Maureen Mooney,  Rep. Jason Osborne,  Rep. Tim Mannion,  Rep. JD Bernardy

Senate Co-sponsors:
Sen. Daniel Innis, Sen. Keith Murphy, Sen. Victoria Sullivan

Timeline

01/08/25: Bill introduced by Rep. Daniel Popovici-Muller and referred to the House Labor Committee.

01/22/25: Public Hearing before the House Labor Committee.

01/28/25: Executive Session of the House Labor Committee, Majority Report Ought to Pass (the committee voted to advance the bill to the House floor with a positive recommendation).

02/13/25: Rep. Stephen Pearson moved to Indefinitely Postpone (kill) the bill, and the bill was defeated by a 200-180 vote.

Voting Records

Important note: The vote was on whether or not to "Indefinitely Postpose" (kill) the Right to Work bill. Therefore, a vote recorded as "Nay" was a GOOD vote in favor of passing Right to Work and ending forced unionism, while a vote recorded as "Yea" was a BAD vote to maintain the forced-unionism status quo.

Click HERE to see the recorded vote on the General Court website.

Or, if that link isn't working,

Click HERE to see the recorded vote saved in our archive.

For More Info

Click HERE to view the bill's status on the General Court's website.