The WFEA Morning Update

Sen. Bill Ganon: Updates on DWI Loopholes and Preserving Women/Girls Save Spaces

Posted on March 27, 2026 by Tom Novak

New Hampshire State Senator Gannon came on the show to discuss the continued crossover process in the NH Legislature.

The Senator highlighted two bills: one to close loopholes in NH’s DWI laws and the other to protect women’s and girls’ sports and safe spaces.

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