Bold yellow text with red outlines on a dark background that reads "FIGHTING FOR AN AFFORDABLE FUTURE."
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Make Your

Voice Heard

IT’S TIME FOR A NEW GENERATION OF LEADERS

It’s time for Concord to elect a new generation of young, working class candidates to the state house who know first hand how hard it is for families to make ends meet.

Affordable Housing

Housing isn't just a necessity it's the foundation a life is built on. That's why tackling the housing crisis is my top priority. From young people and working families to retirees, too many Granite Staters are being priced out of our state. We must increase housing supply and build permanently affordable homes so everyone has the opportunity to live and thrive here in NH.

Priorities

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A large brick building with white columns and a decorative pediment, surrounded by green ivy and bushes, with steps leading up to the entrance and a lamppost nearby.

School Funding Fairness

Every Granite Stater deserves a fully funded public education. For more than 40 years, New Hampshire has failed to meet that promise, leaving us with one of the most unequal school funding systems in the country. It's time to fairly fund education from kindergarten through college so every student has the opportunity to succeed, regardless of zip code.

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IT’S TIME FOR A NEW GENERATION OF LEADERS

It’s time for Concord to elect a new generation of young, working class candidates to the state house who know first hand how hard it is for families to make ends meet.

IT’S TIME FOR A NEW GENERATION OF LEADERS

It’s time for Concord to elect a new generation of young, working class candidates to the state house who know first hand how hard it is for families to make ends meet.

Stop Downshifting Costs

When the state cuts spending, those costs don’t disappear, they get passed down to communities through higher local property taxes. This shifts the burden onto working people who often end up paying an effective tax rate 3x higher than that of the state’s wealthiest residents.