The people of Warner and Webster have two thoughtful, hard-working state representatives who they should send back to Concord. David Karrick (Merrimack 25) and Clyde Carson (Merrimack 7) are focused on getting results for the people they represent.
Karrick and Carson have long experience working on the local level. They know the impact that state policies can have on local taxes and are vigilant about making sure that state actions don’t downshift costs to local tax payers.
David and Clyde support fully funding the education trust fund and full-day kindergarten, restoring state building aid for our schools and funding charter schools that can add value to our public school system. These policies strengthen our educational system while keeping the local tax impacts as low as possible.
David and Clyde take an open and balanced approach to their work and make an effective team with our state senator, Dan Feltes. Together and with others, they helped bring a new state liquor store to Warner. They worked to increase the cap on net metering to make municipal solar arrays a viable alternative energy option that will reduce our energy costs.
Making Medicaid expansion permanent is a critical commitment that will help New Hampshire combat the opioid epidemic. David and Clyde will make sure that all Granite Staters can get and afford health insurance that will help families in crisis.
We are lucky to have these dedicated state representatives and should re-elect them on Nov. 8.
ALICE CHAMBERLIN
Warner