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By Dan Innis
My name is Dan Innis. I am a businessperson, professor of Marketing and Hospitality Management at the University of New Hampshire (UNH), entrepreneur, and owner of Trails End Farm in Bradford. I am also the former Dean of the Paul College of Business and Economics at UNH, and I have founded, owned, and operated several […]
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By Dr. Richard Lobban
I am glad to present some of my background and visions as a Candidate for New Hampshire Senate District 7. I was trained in Biology and Anthropology, and I have taught in a variety of schools, colleges, and universities around the world. Education provides security, mobility, and empowerment to serve the citizens of New Hampshire. […]
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I am a native New Hampshire conservative candidate and the incumbent in the House of Representatives for Merrimack County District 1, Andover, Danbury, Salisbury (one seat). Due to redistricting, I will now be a candidate for District 5, Andover, Danbury, Hill, Salisbury, and Webster (two seats). I am not a politician, rather I work for […]
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By Ken Wells
As a retired teacher of math, physics, mechanical engineering, and environmental chemistry, I bring a depth of technical understanding and analytical thinking that is greatly needed in the New Hampshire House. My skills include writing clearly and speaking persuasively before the 400-member House, which is crucial to getting the votes for bill passage. Serving as […]
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By Lorna Carlisle
I am Lorna Carlisle running for one of the two positions for District 5 (Andover, Danbury, Hill, Salisbury, and Webster). I was in sales my entire career. My skills at negotiating, listening, innovating, etc., will be essential for work as a State Representative. (I retired in 2021.) This is a critical time for our democracy. […]
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By Alvin See
I am Alvin See and am running for State Representative in District 26. Currently serving on the Loudon Zoning Board, when elected, I will be a conservative voice for the citizens of this district. Inflation is one of the many concerning issues affecting citizens this year, with huge increases in the prices for both fuel […]
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By David Nesbitt
My name is David Nesbitt, and I am running to represent the Merrimack 26th floterial district. I am a New Hampshire native, brought up in a military family and thus experienced life in different parts of America and Western Europe. As a result, I approach problems with […]
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By Chris Sununu
Today in New Hampshire, unemployment is at its lowest rate in history, and we had the fastest growing economy in the nation last quarter by GDP growth. Throughout the COVID pandemic, New Hampshire was rated the #1 state for personal freedoms while also having one of the lowest death rates in the nation. We let […]
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By Dr. Tom Sherman
I am Dr. Tom Sherman, a State Senator from the Seacoast and the Democratic nominee for Governor. I found my passion for service when I was working as an EMT during high school. That passion for service has fueled my career as a doctor and as a legislator. Over the course of 35 years as […]
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By Cinde Warmington
For the past two years, I have been the lone Democrat on the Executive Council fighting to protect public health, ensure reproductive freedom, and reduce everyday costs for working families. During that time, I have proven that one voice at the Council table can make a real difference for Granite Staters. I came to this […]