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By Alvin See
I am Alvin See and am running for State Representative in District 26. I am 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 […]
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By Keith Mitchell
I am running for election as Sheriff for Merrimack County. I believe that public safety services should be provided in a professional, fair, and impartial manner. An elected Sheriff’s duties are to all citizens. I recently retired from the Concord Police Department with over 30 years of community service, retiring as the Deputy Chief […]
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By David Croft
My name is David Croft, and I am seeking re-election as Merrimack County Sheriff. My candidacy is being endorsed by the Local 633 Teamsters. I am a former United States Marine, with 35-plus years in New Hampshire Law Enforcement. My successes include increasing security in all five Courthouses, increased training on how to deal with […]
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By Scott Maltzie
My name is Scott Maltzie, and I am running for Merrimack County’s Register of Probate. This position affects everyone. It provides essential services to our citizens in assisting them when a loved one passes. Even though the position is in our state’s constitution, in 2011 the legislature stripped it of its essential duties, which were […]
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By Annie Kuster
My name is Annie Kuster, and I am running for re-election to continue delivering for New Hampshire’s Second Congressional District. I am focused on cutting costs, keeping families safe, and protecting our fundamental freedoms. Granite Staters are feeling the pinch of rising costs at the gas pump and the grocery store. That’s why I took […]
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By Stuart Trachy
As your Merrimack County Commissioner I am running for re-election, having been elected in November 2020. I have long had an interest in county government. I was a student intern in the commissioner’s office, and have served as a New Hampshire state representative, Franklin’s youngest mayor, county treasurer, and a county commissioner. I am retired […]
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By Dan Innis
My name is Dan Innis. I am a small business owner, a professor of Marketing and Hospitality Management at the University of New Hampshire, and a farmer. I am also the former Dean of the Paul College of Business and Economics at UNH, and I have founded, owned, and operated several New Hampshire businesses, including […]
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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 […]
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By Dr. Richard Lobban
Here is my background, and visions, as a candidate for New Hampshire Senate District 7. I was trained in Biology and Anthropology, and I taught in a variety of public, private, and military schools, colleges, and universities around the world. Education provides security, mobility, and empowerment to serve the citizens of New Hampshire. Convergent with […]
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By Maggie Hassan
It has been the honor of a lifetime to serve as New Hampshire’s governor and senator. Every day, Granite Staters work together to solve problems, and I have sought to follow their example in the Senate. I have worked across party lines to deliver for New Hampshire, and I am proud to have been named […]