As a New Hampshire state representative since 2014, I passed a House Resolution asking Congress to act on NOAA regulations that are killing our fishing industry on the seacoast. NMFS and NOAA finally did act and improve rules. I co-sponsored a bill establishing a committee to study education savings accounts for families of special needs students, […]
Democrat for NH House, District 1
Many thanks to all those who came out to vote on September 13. I’m happy to report that I received 257 write-in votes in the combined tally from Andover, Danbury, and Salisbury and therefore will be on the ballot in November for State Representative, Merrimack County, District 1. I am proud to be running, and I […]
A local business gives thanks
With such a negative national focus on law enforcement officers, I feel it is important to share what wonderful experiences we have had with the Andover Police Deparment. As a local business (Tack Room Consignment Tack), we do, on rare occasions, unfortunately run into non-paying customers. Officer Dan Shaw handled a recent case for us and […]
I have the strongest record of fiscal responsibility in an executive position, and the most progressive values and policies, of anybody running for governor in either party. I have specific proposals that I have developed over 15 years of being an auditor, a mayor, Director of Corporate Relations for UNH, a small business person, the […]
I’d be honored to be your US Senator. I’ve worked with my hands as a tree surgeon. I’ve started and run 10 businesses and invest in technology start-ups. I co-founded one of New Hampshire’s first drug addiction crisis centers. I’ve served Andover in the state senate and wrote our state’s charter school law. And I […]
John F. Kennedy spoke about reducing taxes and increasing revenues. The New Hampshire legislature has proven its accuracy, and the result is an additional $80 million collected in tax revenues. If revenue projections hold, then businesses can look forward to more tax reduction in 2017. The legislature needs to address the over-abundance of business regulations, […]
I’m David Karrick, running for my third term in the New Hampshire legislature, representing Andover, Danbury, Salisbury, Warner, and Webster which comprise Merrimack District 25. I’ve served two terms on the House Ways and Means Committee. I am proud to have worked to extend Medicaid Expansion, protecting the healthcare rights of women and children, lifting […]
I am a write-in candidate for the September 13 Democrat primary. I live in Andover on the farm my parents purchased in 1951. I worked for the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services for nearly 30 years, ending as the Director of Family Assistance. My division determined eligibility and benefits for 30+ public assistance programs. We won […]
Having spent the last two years serving Franklin and Hill in the New Hampshire House, I am now seeking the District 7 Senate seat. I am quite proud to have served on the Commerce Committee during those years. For those who are unaware of the process in the House, most work on legislation is done […]
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 […]