| NH Governor All PAD districts |
Joyce Craig | |||
| US House District 2 All PAD districts |
Maggie Goodlander | |||
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| District 1: Alexandria, Bridgewater, Bristol, Hebron, Waterville Valley | Emmett Soldati | |||
| District 2: Ashland, Campton, Dorchester, Ellsworth, Groton, Holderness, Lincoln, Plymouth, Rumney, Thornton, Wentworth, Warren, Woodstock | Karen Liot Hill | |||
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Elsworth, Rumney, Warren, Woodstock | Rusty Talbot | |
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Ashland, Campton, Holderness, Thornton | Carlos Cardona | ||
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Lincoln, Waterville Valley | Bill Marsh | ||
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Dorchester, Groton, Plymouth, Wentworth | Suzanne Prentiss (incumbent) | ||
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Alexandria, Bridgewater, Bristol, Hebron | Stu Green | ||
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Lincoln, Woodstock | Jerry M. Stringham (incumbent) | |
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Ellsworth, Thornton, Waterville Valley | Heather P. Baldwin (incumbent) | ||
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Warren | Rachael E. Booth, Dustin Vigneault | ||
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Rumney, Wentworth | Jolene T. Farmer | ||
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Campton | Janet Lucas | ||
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Ashland, Holderness, Plymouth | Sallie Fellows, Peter Lovett, Bill Bolton (all incumbents) |
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Bridgewater, Bristol | Richard A. Lobban, Jr. | ||
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Alexandria, Groton, Hebron | (Identify candidate) | ||
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Floterial district: Alexandria, Bridgewater, Bristol, Dorchester, Groton, Hebron |
Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban | ||
| Grafton County Commissioner |
KatIe Hedberg |
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| Grafton County Treasurer |
Michael Cryans |
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| Grafton County Sheriff |
Jilian Myers |
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Joyce Craig
Governor
Home: Manchester, NH
Education: MBA, Whittemore School of Business and Economics (now the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics).
Experience: Mayor of Manchester (2017–present); Joyce was the first woman elected mayor of Manchester and the first Democrat elected since 2005. As the city's chief executive, she has attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in economic development, reduced violent crime by 38%, invested in public schools, and supported the creation of over 2,000 housing units.
Governor
Home: Manchester, NH
Education: MBA, Whittemore School of Business and Economics (now the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics).
Experience: Mayor of Manchester (2017–present); Joyce was the first woman elected mayor of Manchester and the first Democrat elected since 2005. As the city's chief executive, she has attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in economic development, reduced violent crime by 38%, invested in public schools, and supported the creation of over 2,000 housing units.
Maggie Goodlander
US House of Representatives
Home: Nashua, NH
Education: Yale University, Yale Law School
Experience: Ms. Goodlander has served as a White House adviser, a deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's antitrust division, a foreign policy adviser in the Senate and an intelligence officer in the Navy Reserve. She has also been a U.S. Supreme Court clerk.
US House of Representatives
Home: Nashua, NH
Education: Yale University, Yale Law School
Experience: Ms. Goodlander has served as a White House adviser, a deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's antitrust division, a foreign policy adviser in the Senate and an intelligence officer in the Navy Reserve. She has also been a U.S. Supreme Court clerk.
Emmett Soldati
Executive Council, District 1
Home: Somersworth, NH
Education: York University, Toronto (summa cum laude) and Masters in Cultural Studies from London School of Economics (2011).
Experience: Soldati founded Teatotaller while also working for Weather Analytics (now Athenium Analytics), a DC-based firm with a large work force in Dover. He helped found and run Farmers First Africa, to support climate knowledge and food security in Central Africa. During COVID, Soldati supported small business owners with resources to navigate emergency shelter-at-home orders. In 2024, he made headlines for successfully defeating Meta Inc. (Facebook) in court, pro se.
Executive Council, District 1
Home: Somersworth, NH
Education: York University, Toronto (summa cum laude) and Masters in Cultural Studies from London School of Economics (2011).
Experience: Soldati founded Teatotaller while also working for Weather Analytics (now Athenium Analytics), a DC-based firm with a large work force in Dover. He helped found and run Farmers First Africa, to support climate knowledge and food security in Central Africa. During COVID, Soldati supported small business owners with resources to navigate emergency shelter-at-home orders. In 2024, he made headlines for successfully defeating Meta Inc. (Facebook) in court, pro se.
On the issues:
Emmett will prioritize Main Street Economy, having a strong track record battling against the corrupting influence of big corporations. He supports opiod recovery and addressing the housing affordability crisis. He will fight for reproductive and healthcare freedoms, having co-founded the Tri-City Reproductive Justice 4 All Coalitioe. Emmett is a staunch advocate for public schools and is committed to helping secure equitable public education for all Granite Staters.
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Emmett will prioritize Main Street Economy, having a strong track record battling against the corrupting influence of big corporations. He supports opiod recovery and addressing the housing affordability crisis. He will fight for reproductive and healthcare freedoms, having co-founded the Tri-City Reproductive Justice 4 All Coalitioe. Emmett is a staunch advocate for public schools and is committed to helping secure equitable public education for all Granite Staters.
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Karen Liot Hill
Executive Council, District 2
Home: Lebanon, NH
Education: Dartmouth College (2000)
Experience: Karen is currently the longest-serving member of the Lebanon City Council, Liot Hill was first elected in 2005. She served as Lebanon’s mayor from 2008-2009 — a position elected internally by the City Council — and has concurrently served as Grafton County Treasurer since 2017.
Executive Council, District 2
Home: Lebanon, NH
Education: Dartmouth College (2000)
Experience: Karen is currently the longest-serving member of the Lebanon City Council, Liot Hill was first elected in 2005. She served as Lebanon’s mayor from 2008-2009 — a position elected internally by the City Council — and has concurrently served as Grafton County Treasurer since 2017.
On the issues:
Karen is running for Executive Council because it has an extremely important role in NH in terms of exercising oversight and accountability on behalf of taxpayers.
Karen's priorities include championing reproductive freedom and access to healthcare, affordable housing and childcare for working families, ensuring our state has a strong public school system (including supporting career and technical schools), helping lead efforts to fight against climate change (from clean energy to fleet conversion, building out the state’s EV charging infrastructure), and modernizing public infrastructure.
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Karen is running for Executive Council because it has an extremely important role in NH in terms of exercising oversight and accountability on behalf of taxpayers.
Karen's priorities include championing reproductive freedom and access to healthcare, affordable housing and childcare for working families, ensuring our state has a strong public school system (including supporting career and technical schools), helping lead efforts to fight against climate change (from clean energy to fleet conversion, building out the state’s EV charging infrastructure), and modernizing public infrastructure.
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Rusty Talbot
NH Senate, District 1
Home: Sugar Hill, NH
Education: Dartmouth College
Experience: Rusty is a small business owner and dedicated public servant seeking to represent New Hampshire’s North Country. In 2014, he founded the North Country Climbing Center—the only commercial indoor climbing gym serving Northern NH. Rusty is also a member of the Sugar Hill Fire Department, the Captain of the Pemi Valley Search and Rescue Team, and President of the Littleton Rotary Club Charitable Fund.
NH Senate, District 1
Home: Sugar Hill, NH
Education: Dartmouth College
Experience: Rusty is a small business owner and dedicated public servant seeking to represent New Hampshire’s North Country. In 2014, he founded the North Country Climbing Center—the only commercial indoor climbing gym serving Northern NH. Rusty is also a member of the Sugar Hill Fire Department, the Captain of the Pemi Valley Search and Rescue Team, and President of the Littleton Rotary Club Charitable Fund.
On the issues:
Embracing the independence and freedoms that North Country residents cherish. Rusty is running to help improve the lives of its residents by taking action on critical community needs. These include things like housing, childcare, and safeguarding the natural resources that underpin the North Country economy. He is dedicated to finding solutions on which everyone can agree, rather than dwelling on divisive issues, knowing this can help a lot of people.
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Embracing the independence and freedoms that North Country residents cherish. Rusty is running to help improve the lives of its residents by taking action on critical community needs. These include things like housing, childcare, and safeguarding the natural resources that underpin the North Country economy. He is dedicated to finding solutions on which everyone can agree, rather than dwelling on divisive issues, knowing this can help a lot of people.
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Carlos Cardona
NH Senate District 2
Home: Laconia, NH
Education: Information needed
Experience: Carlos has served as the chairman of the Laconia Democrats and has worked as the production director for a New Hampshire-based telemarketing firm. He is a fierce political advocate for LGBTQ and minority rights. Last year, a Washington Post article highlighted his “startling political power”, having received national recognition against all odds. He is hoping that NH voters are ready to get behind him.
NH Senate District 2
Home: Laconia, NH
Education: Information needed
Experience: Carlos has served as the chairman of the Laconia Democrats and has worked as the production director for a New Hampshire-based telemarketing firm. He is a fierce political advocate for LGBTQ and minority rights. Last year, a Washington Post article highlighted his “startling political power”, having received national recognition against all odds. He is hoping that NH voters are ready to get behind him.
On the issues: Carlos is an ardent supporter of minority and diversity rights and supporting the needs of vulnerable people.
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William M. Marsh
NH Senate, District 3
Home: Wolfeboro, NH
Education:Graduate of Dartmouth College, Cum Laude; Graduate of Dartmouth Medical School
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2016–present); Board Certified Ophthalmologist, solo practitioner and small business owner (1986–2016); Moderator, Town of Brookfield (2010–2021); Trustee, Huggins Hospital (2004–present); Health Officer, Town of Brookfield (2002–2021)
NH Senate, District 3
Home: Wolfeboro, NH
Education:Graduate of Dartmouth College, Cum Laude; Graduate of Dartmouth Medical School
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2016–present); Board Certified Ophthalmologist, solo practitioner and small business owner (1986–2016); Moderator, Town of Brookfield (2010–2021); Trustee, Huggins Hospital (2004–present); Health Officer, Town of Brookfield (2002–2021)
On the issues:
Supports access to & availability of healthcare, controlling inflation by encouraging shift to alternative fuels, affordable housing & short-term rentals through local control, ensuring the integrity of the ballot box, enacting reasonable gun safety regulations, action on climate change, protecting reproductive rights, cannabis legalization, and preventing control of NH politics by the radical right NH Liberty Alliance.
Supports access to & availability of healthcare, controlling inflation by encouraging shift to alternative fuels, affordable housing & short-term rentals through local control, ensuring the integrity of the ballot box, enacting reasonable gun safety regulations, action on climate change, protecting reproductive rights, cannabis legalization, and preventing control of NH politics by the radical right NH Liberty Alliance.
Suzanne M. Prentiss (incumbent)
NH Senate District 5
Home: West Lebanon, NH
Education: BA Sociology, Saint Michael’s College; MPA, University of Phoenix
Experience: Senator, NH Senate (2020–present); Lebanon City Councilor (6 terms); former Mayor, Lebanon (2 terms); former Chief of EMS, NH Department of Safety
NH Senate District 5
Home: West Lebanon, NH
Education: BA Sociology, Saint Michael’s College; MPA, University of Phoenix
Experience: Senator, NH Senate (2020–present); Lebanon City Councilor (6 terms); former Mayor, Lebanon (2 terms); former Chief of EMS, NH Department of Safety
On the issues:
Suzanne's priorities include economic recovery for all; supporting our state's public health infrastructure; social justice and the right to vote; broadband expansion; sustainability as our guiding principle in reducing dependence on fossil fuel and investing in energy alternatives and renewables to address climate change; property tax relief; and healthcare & reproductive health.
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Suzanne's priorities include economic recovery for all; supporting our state's public health infrastructure; social justice and the right to vote; broadband expansion; sustainability as our guiding principle in reducing dependence on fossil fuel and investing in energy alternatives and renewables to address climate change; property tax relief; and healthcare & reproductive health.
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Stu Green
NH Senate, District 7
Home: Andover, NH
Education: Doctoral student at Tufts University’s Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
Experience: Retired senior naval officer with extensive experience in strategic political-military diplomacy, cross-functional management, strategic communications, team building, negotiation, and problem solving. Highly accomplished in international networking at upper levels. Multilingual intelligence analyst.
NH Senate, District 7
Home: Andover, NH
Education: Doctoral student at Tufts University’s Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
Experience: Retired senior naval officer with extensive experience in strategic political-military diplomacy, cross-functional management, strategic communications, team building, negotiation, and problem solving. Highly accomplished in international networking at upper levels. Multilingual intelligence analyst.
Jerry M. Stringham (incumbent)
NH House, Grafton County District 3
Home: Lincoln, NH
Education: BSME, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MBA, Harvard Business School
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2018–2020); CEO, Medical Technology Partners
NH House, Grafton County District 3
Home: Lincoln, NH
Education: BSME, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MBA, Harvard Business School
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2018–2020); CEO, Medical Technology Partners
Committee assignment: Finance
On the issues:
Jerry's strong record for NH includes 100% voter participation on over 600 floor roll call votes (NH average is 84%); served for two years on the Ways and Means Committee; sponsored and authored two bills that were signed into law; worked two of the three pieces of legislation that the Manchester Union Leader cited as the largest bipartisanship success in this term; emphasized the need to increase state support for local cities and towns so that homeowners wouldn't be saddled with unsustainable property taxes; and more.
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On the issues:
Jerry's strong record for NH includes 100% voter participation on over 600 floor roll call votes (NH average is 84%); served for two years on the Ways and Means Committee; sponsored and authored two bills that were signed into law; worked two of the three pieces of legislation that the Manchester Union Leader cited as the largest bipartisanship success in this term; emphasized the need to increase state support for local cities and towns so that homeowners wouldn't be saddled with unsustainable property taxes; and more.
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Heather Baldwin (incumbent)
NH House, Grafton County District 4
Home: Thornton, NH
Education: B.S. in Biology at PSU, graduate-level studies in Marine Biology at UNH, received Masters in Education at PSU
Experience: 50-year resident of Thornton Gore, raised 8 children, taught Biology at Plymouth State University for many years, and managed census teams during the recent census.
NH House, Grafton County District 4
Home: Thornton, NH
Education: B.S. in Biology at PSU, graduate-level studies in Marine Biology at UNH, received Masters in Education at PSU
Experience: 50-year resident of Thornton Gore, raised 8 children, taught Biology at Plymouth State University for many years, and managed census teams during the recent census.
Rachael E. Booth
NH House, Grafton County District 5
Home: Landaff, NH
Education: xxxx
Experience: Navy Vietnam Veteran, Linguist, Computer Scientist, Author, Town Selectwoman
NH House, Grafton County District 5
Home: Landaff, NH
Education: xxxx
Experience: Navy Vietnam Veteran, Linguist, Computer Scientist, Author, Town Selectwoman
Dustin Vigneault
NH House, Grafton County District 5
Home: Haverhill, NH
NH House, Grafton County District 5
Home: Haverhill, NH
I'm a 44 year old disabled veteran, but there is more to me than just that. I am a happily married husband to my beautiful wife of 15 years, and a doting father of three wonderful children.
Jolene T. Farmer
NH House, Grafton County District 6
Home: Orford, NH
NH House, Grafton County District 6
Home: Orford, NH
Experience: I am a former small business owner, a community volunteer, and I currently work as a small business advocate, helping other small business owners get their start. As someone who was once a registered Republican, then an independent, and is now running as a Democrat, I’ve been able to build relationships in all corners of the community, allowing opportunities for conversation regardless of party affiliation.
On the issues:
As a mom in Orford, my priorities revolve around preparing Grafton 6 for the next generation. I decided to run for office because I believe that our district deserves leaders who represent our interests and fight for basic values: education, housing, reproductive rights, environment protection, and compassion. The job of a representative is to improve the lives of constituents, and make the district a better place to grow up and grow old, and that is what I’ll fight for in Concord.
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As a mom in Orford, my priorities revolve around preparing Grafton 6 for the next generation. I decided to run for office because I believe that our district deserves leaders who represent our interests and fight for basic values: education, housing, reproductive rights, environment protection, and compassion. The job of a representative is to improve the lives of constituents, and make the district a better place to grow up and grow old, and that is what I’ll fight for in Concord.
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Janet Lucas
NH House, County District 7
Home: Campton, NH
Education: Western College (Now part of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio) (BA); Ohio State University (MD); Internship and Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology; Fellow, American College (now Congress) of OBGYN (FACOG).
Experience: Janet practiced and taught Obstetrics and Gynecology for 37 years in two community hospital systems in Columbus, OH. She served on various hospital committees and chaired the department of OBGYN when the residency program merged with Ohio State University. Janet moved to Campton, NH in 2019 to be nearer family and friends. She now enjoys serving on the Campton Conservation Commission and ZBA and is also one of the Campton representatives on PRLAC (Pemi. River Local Advisory Committee).
NH House, County District 7
Home: Campton, NH
Education: Western College (Now part of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio) (BA); Ohio State University (MD); Internship and Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology; Fellow, American College (now Congress) of OBGYN (FACOG).
Experience: Janet practiced and taught Obstetrics and Gynecology for 37 years in two community hospital systems in Columbus, OH. She served on various hospital committees and chaired the department of OBGYN when the residency program merged with Ohio State University. Janet moved to Campton, NH in 2019 to be nearer family and friends. She now enjoys serving on the Campton Conservation Commission and ZBA and is also one of the Campton representatives on PRLAC (Pemi. River Local Advisory Committee).
Foundational beliefs:
1) A good representative is a respectful listener to every constituent.
2) Whatever can be done to serve the best interests of our community I will do to the best of my ability.
3) I will uphold the following values:
A) There is nothing more important than our representative democracy and each individual’s right to vote and participate safely and free from harassment.
B) Women’s Reproductive Rights are Human Rights and must be guaranteed by codification in the New Hampshire State Constitution.
C) Our natural environment must be protected in order for Campton to thrive and sustainably grow into a community that supports year-round affordable living.
D) Public Money should support Public Education.
1) A good representative is a respectful listener to every constituent.
2) Whatever can be done to serve the best interests of our community I will do to the best of my ability.
3) I will uphold the following values:
A) There is nothing more important than our representative democracy and each individual’s right to vote and participate safely and free from harassment.
B) Women’s Reproductive Rights are Human Rights and must be guaranteed by codification in the New Hampshire State Constitution.
C) Our natural environment must be protected in order for Campton to thrive and sustainably grow into a community that supports year-round affordable living.
D) Public Money should support Public Education.
Sallie Fellows (incumbent)
NH House, Grafton County District 8
Home: Holderness, NH
Education: BA Psychology, Skidmore College; M.Ed Higher Education Administration, University of MA, Amherst, MA; School Business Administrator Graduate Certificate, Southern NH University
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2018–present); 30 years at the State Department of Education; Holderness Planning Board; Holderness Budget Committee; Sergeant, US Army, Army Commendation Medal recipient
NH House, Grafton County District 8
Home: Holderness, NH
Education: BA Psychology, Skidmore College; M.Ed Higher Education Administration, University of MA, Amherst, MA; School Business Administrator Graduate Certificate, Southern NH University
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2018–present); 30 years at the State Department of Education; Holderness Planning Board; Holderness Budget Committee; Sergeant, US Army, Army Commendation Medal recipient
Committee assignment: Ways and Means
On the issues:
If reelected, aims to use her 30 years of experience with school finance and funding to focus on:increasing state aid to school districts (which will lower local property taxes), as well as educate people about the absurdity of heavy reliance on property taxes to pay for state and local services. She would also fight to pass gun laws that make NH safer for students, the police and everyone; protect a woman’s right to make her own reproductive decisions; protect LGBTQ rights; increase funding for the University System (UNH, PSU, KSC).; protect our state's scenic beauty and recreational resources; and address the local needs of our three towns.
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On the issues:
If reelected, aims to use her 30 years of experience with school finance and funding to focus on:increasing state aid to school districts (which will lower local property taxes), as well as educate people about the absurdity of heavy reliance on property taxes to pay for state and local services. She would also fight to pass gun laws that make NH safer for students, the police and everyone; protect a woman’s right to make her own reproductive decisions; protect LGBTQ rights; increase funding for the University System (UNH, PSU, KSC).; protect our state's scenic beauty and recreational resources; and address the local needs of our three towns.
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Peter Lovett (incumbent)
NH House, Grafton County District 8
Home: Holderness, NH
Education: Graduated from UNH 1983
Experience: Peace Corps volunteer in Togo, West Africa, 1983–85. Yale Divinity School, 1985–89; Christian Minister 1989–present.
NH House, Grafton County District 8
Home: Holderness, NH
Education: Graduated from UNH 1983
Experience: Peace Corps volunteer in Togo, West Africa, 1983–85. Yale Divinity School, 1985–89; Christian Minister 1989–present.
Committee assignment: Resources, Recreation and Development
On the issues:
Supports expanding access to healthcare (strengthened mental health & recovery programs, expanding Medicare, & lower prescription drug costs; promoting job growth; support for our public schools and local university; environmental protection; and access to affordable housing as a human right.
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On the issues:
Supports expanding access to healthcare (strengthened mental health & recovery programs, expanding Medicare, & lower prescription drug costs; promoting job growth; support for our public schools and local university; environmental protection; and access to affordable housing as a human right.
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Bill Bolton (incumbent)
NH House, Grafton County District 8
Home: Plymouth, NH
Education: information coming
Experience: Selectman, Plymouth; Chair, Pemigewasset River Local Advisory Committee; former State Registrar; former Director, Division of Vital Records Administration
NH House, Grafton County District 8
Home: Plymouth, NH
Education: information coming
Experience: Selectman, Plymouth; Chair, Pemigewasset River Local Advisory Committee; former State Registrar; former Director, Division of Vital Records Administration
Committee assignment: Ways and Means
On the issues:
Supports diversifying how we fund pre-K through 12 education so that we aren't solely relying on property taxes, reducing the burden on taxpayers, and ensuring a more consistent education for our children, as well as the Access to Abortion care Act (AAA), which limits the state's ability to interfere in the right to access an abortion.
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On the issues:
Supports diversifying how we fund pre-K through 12 education so that we aren't solely relying on property taxes, reducing the burden on taxpayers, and ensuring a more consistent education for our children, as well as the Access to Abortion care Act (AAA), which limits the state's ability to interfere in the right to access an abortion.
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Richard Andrew Lobban, Jr.
NH Senate, District 7
Home: Bristol, NH
Education: BS Biology, Bucknell University; MA Anthropology, Temple University; PhD Anthropology, Northwestern University
Experience: Professor of Anthropology and African & Middle East Studies; public education (35 years); US Naval War College (17 years).
NH Senate, District 7
Home: Bristol, NH
Education: BS Biology, Bucknell University; MA Anthropology, Temple University; PhD Anthropology, Northwestern University
Experience: Professor of Anthropology and African & Middle East Studies; public education (35 years); US Naval War College (17 years).
Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban
NH House, Grafton County District 18 (Floterial)
Home: Bridgewater, NH
Education: BA/MA in Anthropology, Temple University; PhD Anthropology & African Studies, Northwestern University
Experience: Public higher education (35 years); Adjunct Professor, Naval War College; leader and volunteer in World Affairs Councils of Rhode Island and New Hampshire; beekeeper and beekeeping education in RI and NH
NH House, Grafton County District 18 (Floterial)
Home: Bridgewater, NH
Education: BA/MA in Anthropology, Temple University; PhD Anthropology & African Studies, Northwestern University
Experience: Public higher education (35 years); Adjunct Professor, Naval War College; leader and volunteer in World Affairs Councils of Rhode Island and New Hampshire; beekeeper and beekeeping education in RI and NH
On the issues:
Carolyn is running on the Three E's: 1) ECONOMY (supporting regional economic development that builds a strong economy for all); 2) EDUCATION: supports 2 years tuition-free education at NH's public Community Colleges; and 3) ENVIRONMENT: All citizens and especially elected officials have a responsibility to preserve and protect NH's beautiful and bountiful environment.
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Carolyn is running on the Three E's: 1) ECONOMY (supporting regional economic development that builds a strong economy for all); 2) EDUCATION: supports 2 years tuition-free education at NH's public Community Colleges; and 3) ENVIRONMENT: All citizens and especially elected officials have a responsibility to preserve and protect NH's beautiful and bountiful environment.
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KatIe Hedberg
Grafton County Commissioner
Home: Plymouth, NH
Education: Boston College, 1982 (undergraduate), University of New Hampshire,
Master of Science (2004)
Experience: 40 years as a nurse (20 of which as an APRN); a continuous record of volunteer service, including 4 terms on the PES School Board.
Grafton County Commissioner
Home: Plymouth, NH
Education: Boston College, 1982 (undergraduate), University of New Hampshire,
Master of Science (2004)
Experience: 40 years as a nurse (20 of which as an APRN); a continuous record of volunteer service, including 4 terms on the PES School Board.
On the issues:
Katie will use her extensive experience acquired in both her medical and volunteer roles to address issues faced at the county level, including the Grafton County Correctional Facility and Grafton County Nursing Home.
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Katie will use her extensive experience acquired in both her medical and volunteer roles to address issues faced at the county level, including the Grafton County Correctional Facility and Grafton County Nursing Home.
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Michael Cryans
Grafton County Treasurer
Home: Warren, NH
Grafton County Treasurer
Home: Warren, NH
Experience: was a member of the New Hampshire Executive Council, representing District 1. Michael assumed office on January 2, 2019. He left office on January 6, 2021.
