New Hampshire’s so-called ‘bathroom bill’ vetoed again, one of 29 vetoes for the year

Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed another bill attempting to restrict transgender people's access to facilities, sports teams, and prisons that match their gender identity, marking her second veto of such legislation. This veto is part of a broader year in which she rejected 29 bills in total. The decision highlights ongoing resistance to restrictive measures targeting LGBTQ+ rights, underscoring the governor's stance against policies perceived as discriminatory. This move likely has significant implications for both state policy and the national conversation around transgender rights.