Press & Media | New Hampshire Bridge Brigade – Peaceful Action for Democracy

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October 2025 - IndepthNH - By Arnie Alpert, Thousands Will Rally in NH Oct. 18 to Say ‘No Kings’. "Coinciding with the No Kings rallies, the NH Bridge Brigade will have banner teams on about 25 major highway overpasses from Nashua to Franconia Notch. Teams typically display signs visible to motorists with pro-democracy slogans. Greta Roberts, a spokesperson for the Brigade, said bridge protest actions will take place in nearly all states on Saturday."

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September 2025- Seacoast Online: Daniel Stewart of Fremont, NH, joined fellow citizens outside the Rockingham County complex ahead of a commissioners’ meeting on September 25. Holding a sign reading “Due Process Law,” Stewart was highlighting a potential contract to house Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainees at the Rockingham County Jail in Brentwood. Photo credit: Deb Cram / SeacoastOnline

August 20205 - WMUR News highlighted the New Hampshire Bridge Brigade’s overpass actions, showcasing how communities across the state are uniting in defense of democracy and freedom.

August 2025 NHPR - NHPR reporter Lau Guzmán covered a Portsmouth bridge action opposing Pease Airport’s role in transporting ICE detainees. Demonstrators gathered to highlight concerns about deportation flights, federal immigration enforcement, and New Hampshire’s connection to ICE operations.

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August 2025 – IndepthNH - By Arnie Alpert, Active with the Activists (Concord): Travelers heading to New Hampshire’s lakes and mountains on a Friday afternoon encountered banners reading “No Kings,” “Fight Fascism,” and “No Troops in US Streets,” accompanied by American flags. It was the latest outing for the NH Bridge Brigade for Democracy, which reported having teams on 25 overpasses.

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