Meet the Candidates 
| NH Governor All PAD districts |
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES: Thomas "Tom" Sherman (D) |
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| US Senate All PAD districts |
Margaret "Maggie" Hassan (D) (incumbent) | |||
| US House District 2 All PAD districts |
Ann McLane Kuster (D) (incumbent) | |||
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| District 1: Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol, Hebron, Waterville Valley | Dana S. Hilliard | |||
| District 2: Alexandria, Campton, Dorchester, Ellsworth, Groton, Holderness, Lincoln, Plymouth, Rumney, Thornton, Wentworth, Warren, Woodstock | Cinde Warmington | |||
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| NH Senate Districts | DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES: | |||
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Elsworth, Rumney, Warren, Woodstock | Edith Tucker | |
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Ashland, Campton, Holderness, Thornton | Kate Miller | ||
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Lincoln, Waterville Valley | Bill Marsh | ||
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Dorchester, Groton, Plymouth, Wentworth | Suzanne Prentiss | ||
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Alexandria, Bridgewater, Bristol, Hebron | Richard A. Lobban, Jr. | ||
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Lincoln, Woodstock | Jerry M. Stringham | |
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Ellsworth, Thornton, Waterville Valley | Heather P. Baldwin | ||
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Warren | -none- | ||
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Rumney, Wentworth | Craig Tomlinson | ||
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Campton | Tommy Hoyt | ||
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Ashland, Holderness, Plymouth | Sallie Fellows, Peter Lovett, Bill Bolton |
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Dorchester | Corinne Morse | ||
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Bridgewater, Bristol | Taylor Largmann | ||
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Alexandria, Groton, Hebron | Catherine Mulholland | ||
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| NH House Flotorial District | DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES: | |||
| Alexandria, Bridgewater, Bristol, Dorchester, Groton, Hebron | Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban | |||
Thomas "Tom" Sherman
Governor
Home: Rye, NH
Education: BA Classics, Northwestern University; Premed Georgetown University; MD University of Connecticut School of Medicine; Internship/Residency/Fellowship, Washington University/Barnes Hospital
Experience: Senator, NH Senate District 24 (2018–present); Representative, NH House of Representatives (2012–2016); Physician/Gastroenterologist
Governor
Home: Rye, NH
Education: BA Classics, Northwestern University; Premed Georgetown University; MD University of Connecticut School of Medicine; Internship/Residency/Fellowship, Washington University/Barnes Hospital
Experience: Senator, NH Senate District 24 (2018–present); Representative, NH House of Representatives (2012–2016); Physician/Gastroenterologist
On the issues:
Prioritizes building a thriving economy with good jobs in NH, recognizing the central role of small businesses. Would veto a sales or income tax. Supports developing a comprehensive public education platform from pre-k to the trades and higher education, investments in renewable energy sources & energy efficiency measures, & climate change action; protecting reproductive rights; programs to address substance use disorder, affordable housing, & informed management of the evolving COVID-19 pandemic.
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Prioritizes building a thriving economy with good jobs in NH, recognizing the central role of small businesses. Would veto a sales or income tax. Supports developing a comprehensive public education platform from pre-k to the trades and higher education, investments in renewable energy sources & energy efficiency measures, & climate change action; protecting reproductive rights; programs to address substance use disorder, affordable housing, & informed management of the evolving COVID-19 pandemic.
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Margaret "Maggie" Hassan (incumbent)
US Senate
Home: Manchester, NH
Education: Brown University, Providence, RI; JD, Northeastern University, MA
Experience: Senator, US Senate (2016–present); Governor of New Hampshire (2012–2016); Senator, NH Senate (2004–2010); Majority Leader, NH Senate (2008–2010)
US Senate
Home: Manchester, NH
Education: Brown University, Providence, RI; JD, Northeastern University, MA
Experience: Senator, US Senate (2016–present); Governor of New Hampshire (2012–2016); Senator, NH Senate (2004–2010); Majority Leader, NH Senate (2008–2010)
On the issues:
Laser focused on lowering prescription drug prices, gasoline, and other costs for NH residents, while addressing supply chain challenges. Priorizes assistance for NH veterans; modernizing America's infrustructure; supporting small businesses and fostering innovation; lowering healthcare costs; protecting women's health and freedom; standing up to big oil, climate action & clean energy; combatting substance misuse; national security; law enforcement and public safety, and more.
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Laser focused on lowering prescription drug prices, gasoline, and other costs for NH residents, while addressing supply chain challenges. Priorizes assistance for NH veterans; modernizing America's infrustructure; supporting small businesses and fostering innovation; lowering healthcare costs; protecting women's health and freedom; standing up to big oil, climate action & clean energy; combatting substance misuse; national security; law enforcement and public safety, and more.
Website ActBlue
Ann McLane Kuster (incumbent)
Office
Home: Hopkinton, NH
Education: BA, Dartmouth College
Experience: Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2012–present); Attorney; Community/Non-profit Activist
Office
Home: Hopkinton, NH
Education: BA, Dartmouth College
Experience: Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2012–present); Attorney; Community/Non-profit Activist
Dana Hilliard
NH Executive Council, District 1
Home: Somersworth, NH
Education: Information not available
Experience: Dana Hilliard is a public-school administrator and Mayor of the City of Somersworth. He has served five terms in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, two terms on the Somersworth City Council, and is currently serving his fifth term as the Hilltop City’s Mayor. He is New Hampshire’s first openly gay Mayor. Dana is currently in his 22nd year as an educator for SAU 56, serving as its Director of School District operations, where he and the city of Somersworth have won numerous awards for high quality education.
NH Executive Council, District 1
Home: Somersworth, NH
Education: Information not available
Experience: Dana Hilliard is a public-school administrator and Mayor of the City of Somersworth. He has served five terms in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, two terms on the Somersworth City Council, and is currently serving his fifth term as the Hilltop City’s Mayor. He is New Hampshire’s first openly gay Mayor. Dana is currently in his 22nd year as an educator for SAU 56, serving as its Director of School District operations, where he and the city of Somersworth have won numerous awards for high quality education.
On the issues:
Recognizing that quality public education is the backbone of strong communities, if elected to the Council, Dana will make sure our public schools get the support they deserve. He also aims to work with our Federal Delegation to ensure that our tax dollars support New Hampshire cities, towns, and workers – not unaccountable corporations. Dana will also work to preserve the right to abortion and ensure access to reproductive care for all.
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Recognizing that quality public education is the backbone of strong communities, if elected to the Council, Dana will make sure our public schools get the support they deserve. He also aims to work with our Federal Delegation to ensure that our tax dollars support New Hampshire cities, towns, and workers – not unaccountable corporations. Dana will also work to preserve the right to abortion and ensure access to reproductive care for all.
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Cinde Warmington
Executive Council, District 2
Home: Concord, NH
Education: BS Medical Technology, University of MA, Dartmouth; MBA, University of Texas, Arlington; JD, UNH School of Law
Experience: Executive Councilor, District 2 (2020–present); 40 years of health care experience in laboratory medicine, hospital managerial positions, 20 of which as an attorney practicing health care regulatory law.
Executive Council, District 2
Home: Concord, NH
Education: BS Medical Technology, University of MA, Dartmouth; MBA, University of Texas, Arlington; JD, UNH School of Law
Experience: Executive Councilor, District 2 (2020–present); 40 years of health care experience in laboratory medicine, hospital managerial positions, 20 of which as an attorney practicing health care regulatory law.
Edith Tucker (incumbent)
NH Senate District 1
Home: Randolph, NH
Education: Wellesley College graduate
Experience: Reporter for Coos County Democrat Weekly; 3-term NH State Rep for Coos D-05 (Whitefield, Jefferson, Carroll, Randolph); 6-years on Ways and Means Committee
NH Senate District 1
Home: Randolph, NH
Education: Wellesley College graduate
Experience: Reporter for Coos County Democrat Weekly; 3-term NH State Rep for Coos D-05 (Whitefield, Jefferson, Carroll, Randolph); 6-years on Ways and Means Committee
Kate Miller
NNH Senate District 2
Home: Meredith, NH
Education: BA, Stanford University
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2008–2010); Press Secretary, US Senate Committee on Aging; Member, House Health & Human Services Committee; Chair, Long Term Care Task Force
NNH Senate District 2
Home: Meredith, NH
Education: BA, Stanford University
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2008–2010); Press Secretary, US Senate Committee on Aging; Member, House Health & Human Services Committee; Chair, Long Term Care Task Force
On the issues:
Kate believes in believe in affordable education for all NH students, jobs that pay a living wage for all NH workers, a state budget that is balanced while meeting the needs of NH citizens, conditions that grant our seniors dignity and choice, a business climate that encourages employers to come to and hire in NH, and state legislators that listen to their constituents not special interests.
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Kate believes in believe in affordable education for all NH students, jobs that pay a living wage for all NH workers, a state budget that is balanced while meeting the needs of NH citizens, conditions that grant our seniors dignity and choice, a business climate that encourages employers to come to and hire in NH, and state legislators that listen to their constituents not special interests.
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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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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.
Jerry M. Stringham
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
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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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
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.
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).
Catherine Mulholland
NH House, Grafton County District 11
Home: Grafton, NH
Education: Master's, Oxford University; Master's, Lonon University School of Slavonic and East European Studies
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2004–2010, 2012–2014); Semi-Retired Financial Consultant
NH House, Grafton County District 11
Home: Grafton, NH
Education: Master's, Oxford University; Master's, Lonon University School of Slavonic and East European Studies
Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2004–2010, 2012–2014); Semi-Retired Financial Consultant
On the issues:
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Taylor R. Largmann
NH House, Grafton County District 10
Home: Bristol,, NH
Education: Third year at University of New Hampshire School of Law (2023); BA, Northeastern University (2016)
Experience: "I am a third-year law student who has interned with Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee, a Public Defender's Office in Birmingham, AL, and U.K. House of Commons. Before law school, I was a litigation paralegal at a firm that prosecuted Big Pharma for delaying generic entry of lifesaving and life-altering medications to the marker."
NH House, Grafton County District 10
Home: Bristol,, NH
Education: Third year at University of New Hampshire School of Law (2023); BA, Northeastern University (2016)
Experience: "I am a third-year law student who has interned with Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee, a Public Defender's Office in Birmingham, AL, and U.K. House of Commons. Before law school, I was a litigation paralegal at a firm that prosecuted Big Pharma for delaying generic entry of lifesaving and life-altering medications to the marker."
On the issues:
Advocates for the protection of our shared environment, empahsizing the need to understand the issue through the paradigm of the "tragedy of the commons" theory in order to make more sustainable and environmentally-friendly choices. Takes support for civil rights very personally, including LGBT rights, Black Lives Matter, and support for indigenous peoples. Taylor also champions support for innovative business ideas as a means to reinvigorate the economy.
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Advocates for the protection of our shared environment, empahsizing the need to understand the issue through the paradigm of the "tragedy of the commons" theory in order to make more sustainable and environmentally-friendly choices. Takes support for civil rights very personally, including LGBT rights, Black Lives Matter, and support for indigenous peoples. Taylor also champions support for innovative business ideas as a means to reinvigorate the economy.
Website ActBlue
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
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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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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Craig Tomlinson
NH House, Grafton County District 6
Home: Orford, NH
Education: Information not yet available
Experience: Now a semi-retired Senior Scientist at the Dartmouth Cancer Center at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.
NH House, Grafton County District 6
Home: Orford, NH
Education: Information not yet available
Experience: Now a semi-retired Senior Scientist at the Dartmouth Cancer Center at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.
On the issues:
Priority issues include protecting public education—once a promise to every student from any NH zip code—from attack by the reactionary Free Staters in Concord; protecting a woman’s right to choose; rescinding voting restrictions resulting from outlandish claims of voter fraud; enacting reasonable reforms that prevent mass shootings and curtail illegal firearms trafficking, and implementing strong climate change measures.
Website ActBlue
Priority issues include protecting public education—once a promise to every student from any NH zip code—from attack by the reactionary Free Staters in Concord; protecting a woman’s right to choose; rescinding voting restrictions resulting from outlandish claims of voter fraud; enacting reasonable reforms that prevent mass shootings and curtail illegal firearms trafficking, and implementing strong climate change measures.
Website ActBlue
Peter Lovett
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.
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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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.
Website ActBlue
Bill Bolton
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
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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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.
Website ActBlue
Corinne Morse
NH House, Grafton County District 9
Home: Canaan, NH
Education: Information not available
Experience: Information not available
NH House, Grafton County District 9
Home: Canaan, NH
Education: Information not available
Experience: Information not available
Tommy Hoyt
NH House, County District 7
Home: Campton, NH
Education: BS Philosophy and Anthropology, PS College (magna cum laude); septic, real estate, explosives licenses
Experience: Real Estate Broker; Community Association Manager; Hotel Owner; NCAA Soccer Referee (25 years)
About Tommy:
Tommy has two adult children who attended Campton Elementary School and Plymouth Regional High School
Tommy is a small business owner
Tommy is a former NCAA soccer player who holds many awards
NH House, County District 7
Home: Campton, NH
Education: BS Philosophy and Anthropology, PS College (magna cum laude); septic, real estate, explosives licenses
Experience: Real Estate Broker; Community Association Manager; Hotel Owner; NCAA Soccer Referee (25 years)
About Tommy:
Tommy has two adult children who attended Campton Elementary School and Plymouth Regional High School
Tommy is a small business owner
Tommy is a former NCAA soccer player who holds many awards
On the issues:
Defending Campton’s Core Values
TOGETHER, LET’S STOP:
Those who seek to divide our town
Out-of-state money
Out-of-Campton values
Preserving:
Healthcare decisions between a person, their loved ones, and their doctor
Every child’s right to good public education
Voting rights, especially for overseas service members
Tommy believes:
All families deserve health care, education and food on the table
Quality childcare is a right, not a privilege
Minimum wage must be a living wage
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Defending Campton’s Core Values
TOGETHER, LET’S STOP:
Those who seek to divide our town
Out-of-state money
Out-of-Campton values
Preserving:
Healthcare decisions between a person, their loved ones, and their doctor
Every child’s right to good public education
Voting rights, especially for overseas service members
Tommy believes:
All families deserve health care, education and food on the table
Quality childcare is a right, not a privilege
Minimum wage must be a living wage
Facebook Donations can be made by personal check.
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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