NH Senate, Democrat, Andrew Hosmer

During the past two years I have remained focused on finding practical, common-sense solutions to expand opportunity for all Granite Staters. Through strong bipartisan efforts, we passed a fiscally responsible budget that funded our state employees employment contract, increased funding for substance use disorders, and cut business taxes for the first time in over 20 […]

NH Executive Council, Republican, Paul Carreiro

NH Executive Council, Republican, Paul Carreiro

I believe We Are All District 1 Strong, and I know we all have a sense of place and love our home. The current and future security of the special quality of life we are deeply connected to hinges on many decisions made in Concord. I recognize that District 1 families struggle on a monthly […]

NH Executive Council, Republican, Joseph Kenney

Since being elected to the Executive Council in 2014, I’ve worked tirelessly to make the North Country’s voice heard in Concord. I’ve driven over 120,000 miles throughout District 1 and have 100% Governor and Council meeting attendance. My focus as Executive Councilor is on three main issues: Combating the Opioid Crisis: Last November in Newport, […]

NH Executive Council, Democrat, Mike Cryans

The three hot topics as a challenger are: Planned Parenthood contract, Medicaid Expansion, and judicial appointments. I would like to accomplish the following as your next Councilor: vote for the Planned Parenthood contract, vote to renew Medicaid Expansion, and remove the partisanship from qualified appointments. In addition, we all have to do as much as […]

US House, Republican, Andy Martin

US House, Republican, Andy Martin

In 2016, Andy Martin’s family celebrates 100 years of New Hampshire living. His family came to Manchester in 1916 (AndyMartinNewHampshire100.com). Today, Andy is New Hampshire’s leading corruption fighter, exposing corruption in both the Democratic and Republican parties. He has a distinguished national and international career (AndyMartin.com). Andy has 50 years of experience in Asia, Southwest […]

US House, Republican, Jim Lawrence

As a veteran, a graduate of the Air Force Academy, a small businessman, and a former state legislator, I have seen first-hand the challenges that face our nation. Our national debt is now $19.2 trillion, $60,000 for every man, woman, and child in America. Government waste, high taxes, and over-regulation are crippling our job-creating small […]

US House, Republican, Walter Kelly

When people in Europe and elsewhere pay as little as 10% of what we pay in the United States, then something is seriously wrong with our system. We need regulation of the profit that hospitals and their suppliers are making; and suppliers include makers of artificial limbs, CAT scanners, any equipment hospitals use and mark […]

US House, Republican, Jack Flanagan

US House, Republican, Jack Flanagan

The three most important issues from the last two years are the economy, the budget deficit, and terrorism. I hope to continue to advocate for the Balanced Budget Amendment. It will allow us to control our out-of-control debt. In 10 years, the interest on our growing debt will be the second largest budget item. If […]

US House, Democrat, Ann Kuster

US House, Democrat, Ann Kuster

As co-founder of the Bipartisan Task Force to Combat the Heroin Epidemic, I helped lead the fight to pass 18 bills in the House to address the opioid crisis. These bills were combined into the final Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act, which recently became law and will help open new treatment facilities, provide resources for […]

US Senate, Republican, Kelly Ayotte

US Senate, Republican, Kelly Ayotte

I currently represent New Hampshire in the US Senate. I wake up every day with a sense of purpose to fight for a better quality of life for you and your family – that’s what drives my work. This election is about the future and what kind of opportunities we can provide for the next […]

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