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New Hampshire's House of Representatives consists of 400 members. It is the largest state legislative body in the U.S. Representatives are paid $100 per year.

 

Rep. Larry Rappaport
Party/District:  R - Coos County District 1
Experience:  State Rep. 2008 - present
Committees:  Science, Technology and Energy 
Residence:  Colebrook
Family:
Education:  New York University


 

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Legislation

Voting Record:
2011 – HB 113 Prohibiting the use of state funds for New Hampshire public television – voted for

2011 – HB 133 Ties NH minimum wage to Federal minimum wage rate – voted for

2011 – HB 176 Changing the definition of domicile as it applies to eligibility to vote and to hold certain offices – voted to kill

2011 – HB 218 Repealing the New Hampshire rail transit authority – did not vote

2011 – HB 329 Requiring parental notification before abortions performed on minors – voted for

2011 – HB 330 Relative to carrying a firearm and permits for carrying a firearm in NH – voted for

2011 – HB 340 Promoting parental choice in education – voted to kill

2011 – HB 474 Right to Work Bill – voted for

2011 – HB 519 Repealing New Hampshire's regional greenhouse gas initiative cap and trade program – voted for

2011 – HB 569 Establishing a domestic union as a valid contract – did not vote

2011 – HB 631 Repealing the requirement that all school districts offer public kindergarten – voted not to kill

2011 – SB 1 Eliminating ‘evergreen clauses’ from public employee contracts – voted for

2011 – SB 3 Comprehensive changes to the state retirement system – voted for

2011 – SB 33 Relative to retired state employee contributions for medical benefit costs – voted for

2011 – SB 52 Relative to changes in early release of prisoners – voted for

2011 – SB 57 Relative to regulation of title loan lenders – voted against

2011 – SB 88 “Castle Doctrine” Bill – voted for

2010 – HB 1128 Repealing Meal and Room Tax Distribution Requirement – voted for

2010 – HB 1590 Repealing same-sex marriage – voted not to kill

2010 – HB 1607 I & D Tax – voted against

2010 – HB 1644 Expanding Homicide to Include "Unborn Child" – voted to kill

2010 – HB 1653 Decriminalization of marijuana – voted against

2010 – SB 450 General Fund Reductions and Tax and Revenue Changes – voted against

2010 – SB 489 Gambling Expansion – voted to kill

2010 – SB 497 LLC Tax and I & D Tax – voted against

2010 – CACR 28 Constitutional Amendment defining marriage – voted not to kill

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Contact Information

Office
Statehouse
107 N. Main St.
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 271-3369
Email: rapp@lmr.com

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P O Box 158
Colebrook, NH 03576-0158
Phone: 603-237-4429

Cities and Towns

New Hampshire's House Coos County District 1 includes:

  • Atkinson & Gilmanton Academy Grant
  • Cambridge
  • Clarksville
  • Colebrook
  • Columbia
  • Dix’s Grant
  • Dixville
  • Dummer
  • Errol
  • Erving's Location
  • Millsfield
  • Odell
  • Pittsburg
  • Second College Grant
  • Stewartstown
  • Wentworth's Location