New Hampshire would have protected people's use of computing devices and networks if two-thirds of those voting on the amendment approved it and the governor declared its adoption.
With approval from two-thirds of those voting on it and the governor's declaration, the proposal would have barred laws and regulations from imposing discriminatory charges or limits that unreasonably burdened people's use of computing devices and networks.
The proposed amendment would have protected people's right to use computing resources. The right covered people's access to and use of computing resources, including devices and networks needed for computing. It would have barred laws and regulations from imposing discriminatory charges or limits that unreasonably burdened that right. It required approval from two-thirds of those voting on the amendment and the governor's formal declaration of its adoption. The proposal called for a November 2026 vote; the amendment would have taken effect when the governor formally declared its adoption.
No hearings or votes scheduled.