Kristin Noble was selected from a field of 18 legislators who earned an A+ Liberty Rating to receive top honors.

The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance has released their 2025 Liberty Rating, which scored all members of the State House of Representatives and State Senate based upon their votes on pro-liberty and anti-liberty bills.

In all, 18 state representatives were recognized with an A+ rating, which means they supported the recommendations of New Hampshire Liberty Alliance 97% of the time or more.  An additional adjustment is made for representatives who sponsor pro-liberty legislation as well.

Representative Kristin Noble has represented Bedford, New Hampshire since 2022.  She is the vice chairman of the House Committee on Education Policy.  She has championed bills protecting parental rights, getting explicit and pornographic materials out of public schools and preventing the mandatory masking of children.

In total, 18 legislators received an A+ rating from New Hampshire Liberty Alliance:

Joe Alexander
Tom Mannion
Julius Soti
Kristin Noble
Jason Osborne
Ross Berry
Matt Drew
Michael Granger
Calvin Beaulier
Erica Layon
Jeremy Slottje
Jim Kofalt
Samuel Farrington
Glenn Bailey
Carol McGuire
Yury Polozov
Henry Giasson
Lex Berezhny

NHLA thanks all of our A+ legislators for their commitment to supporting pro-liberty policy in the State House.

The Liberty Rating report card is based on pro-liberty and anti-liberty votes and their impact on the State of New Hampshire — actual, recorded floor votes on legislation in the House and Senate. Bills have been carefully selected for inclusion which clearly demonstrate the level of respect our elected representatives show for our individual rights and liberties.

See the Liberty Rating Scorecard

Concord, NH — A coalition of leading liberty-focused organizations in New Hampshire is calling on Governor Kelly Ayotte to sign a sweeping legislative package aimed at reinforcing the rights of parents to direct and control the upbringing of their children. Known as the “Parental Rights Package,” this group of seven bills positions New Hampshire at the forefront of a growing national movement to reassert parental authority in education, healthcare, and family life.

The coalition—composed of RebuildNH, Young Americans for Liberty, Citizens Alliance of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, and Health Freedom NH—praised the General Court’s efforts to pass this comprehensive set of laws and urged the governor to act quickly in enshrining them into law.

“These bills collectively ensure that parents—not government institutions—retain the primary role in guiding their children’s development,” said Melissa Blasek, executive director of RebuildNH. “This package embodies New Hampshire’s commitment to freedom and personal responsibility. It’s time to lead the nation once again.”

The Parental Rights Package includes the following bills:

• HB10 and SB72 – Establish a Parental Bill of Rights, codifying parents’ fundamental rights to make decisions regarding the care, custody, education, and medical treatment of their children.
• HB446 – Requires parental notice and opt-in consent for non-academic surveys administered in public schools.
• HB273 – Grants parents access to their child’s library records, ensuring transparency.
• SB96 – Mandates school district employees to disclose material information regarding a student’s mental, emotional, or physical health to parents.
• HB361 – Prohibits mandatory mask policies in schools, reinforcing the right of parents to make medical decisions for their children.
• HB324 – Prohibits obscene or harmful sexual materials in schools, protecting children from age-inappropriate content.

Together, these bills form a comprehensive and unified framework that prioritizes family rights, government transparency, and child protection.

“The Parental Rights Package is about trust—trusting parents to know what’s best for their children,” said Dan Gray, executive director of Citizens Alliance of New Hampshire. “Governor Ayotte has an opportunity to affirm the rights of every New Hampshire family and to send a clear message that our state values liberty and family sovereignty.”

The coalition emphasized that passing this package into law would further enhance New Hampshire’s reputation as one of the most freedom-minded and family-friendly states in the nation.

Supported by New Hampshire’s leading liberty organizations