Campus carry bill killed?

New Hampshire’s campus carry push appears dead after HB1793 was gutted by Senate amendments and then left to languish, with lawmakers unwilling to compromise in conference committee. The bill — which would have stripped public colleges and universities of their power to block Second Amendment rights on campus and barred special permits for lawful carry — had sailed through the House 188-165 and still had momentum earlier this year. Instead, the Senate slapped on a “poison pill” that wiped out the core protections, sparking a standoff that now looks like a quiet burial for a bill supporters said simply aimed to extend rights to campus that already exist just beyond the boundary line.