Lawmakers Consider Bill That Would Lower Cigarette Tax

Buying a pack of cigarettes in New Hampshire could soon be a little cheaper if some state lawmakers get their way.
The Senate is taking up a House bill that would lower the cigarette tax in the Granite State by 10 cents per pack.
Opponents argue it sends the wrong message, but others said it will draw more people across the border to spend money.
Sen. Chuck Morse, Republican Senate Finance chairman, said, "I do believe we are going to have people coming into the state of New Hampshire and supporting us, and that's what we are looking for."
The bill lowering the cigarette tax has already passed the House and has to have strong support of Senate Republicans to pass. The Senate Ways and Means Committee is expected to make a recommendation this week.

But you can buy cigarettes without taxes, visit online cigarettes store, buy cheap Marlboro cigarettes using mail delivery.