Manchester, NH, native and small business owner Chris Pappas understands the needs of Granite Staters. He is fighting for economic relief for NH families and children. He is a strong a protector of women’s reproductive freedom. Chris’ opponent is anti-choice and anti-clean energy. We need Chris in the US House to protect our Democratic Majority.

The Executive Council is the most powerful state office after Governor. Jon’s background in business, government, and cybersecurity gives him the expertise and judgement to assume this critical role. Jon previously represented NH Senate District #23 and served as vice chair of Senate Commerce, and on the Election Law & Municipal Affairs and Education & Workforce Development committees. Jon’s vision for the future of NH is one where we can attract and retain a leading workforce of tomorrow.

Deb is running for re-election to continue her fight for reproductive rights, common sense gun safety legislation, and crime prevention with a special focus on protecting victims of sexual and domestic violence. Deb has worked tirelessly to fund public schools, uphold workers rights, and ensure access to public health and environmental protections for all.

Jaci is seeking a fourth term as State Rep to represent Greenland/Rye District #24. A strong voice for our community, Jaci has fought for policies that will attract young people and businesses to the state. She has worked to protect our natural resources, protect our drinking water, provide funds to educate our children and retain talented teachers, and create a pragmatic budget for our towns and state.

Dennis is seeking a sixth term in the NH House to represent the Rye and Greenland. His priorities include clean drinking water, education, and health care.

Through his service on the Ways & Means Committee, Dennis has fought to make sure that our state budget is balanced and our towns and taxpayers protected from state expenses being “downshifted” to local communities.

Peggy is seeking re-election to NH House Floterial District #38 serving Rye, Greenland, and North Hampton. Peggy took her lifelong commitment to education to Concord, where she served on the House Education Committee and NH State Advisory Committee on the Education of Children with Disabilities. Peggy knows that a quality education is the foundation for success and that public schools are the backbone of our community.