New Hampshire Governor Just Shut Down All of New Hampshire

One death in NH. One. The left’s insane totalitarian power-grab has usurped our most basic constitutional rights. It’s an anti-Trump move. These are state decisions – if President Trump says, back to work, the states can say NO.

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Gov. Chris Sununu issues stay-at-home order for New Hampshire

Governor tells all nonessential businesses to close

Gov. Chris Sununu is telling all Granite Staters to stay home and ordering nonessential businesses to close in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.

The stay-at-home order will take effect Friday night at 11:59 p.m., Sununu said. Nonessential businesses must close by the end of Friday, he said.

Sununu noted that this is not an order to shelter in place, something he said he does not have the authority to do. He said no one’s prevented from leaving their homes, transportation isn’t shutting down, and the state’s borders are not closed. All state beaches on the Seacoast will also be closed effective Friday night.

“No governor can shut down their border,” Sununu said.

Businesses that will remain open include gas stations, grocery stores, pharmacies, banks and laundromats. In addition to bars and dine-in restaurants that have already closed, gyms and entertainment venues were told to close. A full list is expected to be released by the governor’s office, and WMUR will make that list available as soon as possible.

The governor said the order will be in effect until May 4.

“The worst may still be ahead of us,” Sununu said. “It will take sacrifice, but New Hampshire is resilient, and we will get through it.”

He said the moves will align New Hampshire with other states in the region that have issued similar orders.

Remote learning will also be extended to May 4. Sununu said extending this timeframe will allow teachers to plan ahead for the coming weeks.