New Hampshire’s legislature – the General Court – introduced nearly 800 pieces of legislation in 2004, and this year promises to be just as busy. For elected officials and citizens alike, it is simply not practical to read and understand every single bill. This leaves our part-time citizen legislators with a problem – how can they make informed and consistent decisions on each bill?

The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (NHLA) is here to help make it easier for our New Hampshire’s legislators to protect the liberties of their constituents. We’ve assembled a bright and well-informed group of volunteers from around the state to work with legislators on the most important bills, particularly those that affect the individual liberties of New Hampshire citizens.

Through GeneralCourt.org, the NHLA provides information to legislators and citizens on pending legislation and elected officials, and provides guidance on many of those hundreds of bills. We hope that many legislators will visit GeneralCourt.org before voting on important pieces of legislation.

GeneralCourt.org is a valuable resource for both New Hampshire’s elected officials and concerned citizens, and it will be continually expanded and improved to better serve their needs. We also invite your feedback, so that we can make this web site even more useful.