Vote for a change
As I think about the elections this November, there are so many issues that are important to me. Protecting New Hampshire’s environment for recreation, tourism and forestry, the rising property taxes on our homes, the state’s undercutting public education, accessing healthcare and reproductive care, and the growing challenge of affording to live in New Hampshire. I understand that we can’t fix these problems at home in our towns by cutting spending on the very programs and services we most need. They have to be fixed in Concord.
That’s why I support Hal Tuttle, who is running to represent Merrimack District 26, including the towns of Andover, Boscawen, Canterbury, Danbury, Hill, Loudon, Salisbury and Webster.
Hal understands that these problems can only be fixed by our representatives in Concord. Hal has lived in New Hampshire since 1969. He spent 47 years as a teacher and principal in New Hampshire public schools, and received a Presidential Award for Science Teaching. He continues to be active in his community.
Please join me in reshaping our legislature by ousting those who have sat in those seats for too many terms. Let’s elect Hal Tuttle to represent us. Let’s make New Hampshire work for the people, not the profiteers!