Currently holds the office of New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Hillsborough 34 until December 2, 2026.
Candidate for New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Hillsborough 34 in 2026 New Hampshire Primary Election.
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Get StartedA legislature cannot anticipate and legislate all of the medical issues that could arise. That's why this law and the laws around the country that ban abortions without exception are dangerous. Learn more
With an aging population, it is essential to realize that an exceptional educational system is one of the biggest factors considered by businesses when deciding where to locate and by young families when deciding where they want to live and raise their families. It is vital that we find a way to adequately fund our schools that is fair to every community. Learn more
So called "educational freedom" accounts steal millions in tax dollars from public education and redirect public resources to private and religious institutions without oversight or restrictions, putting more and more of the cost of education on the local property tax. The "divisive concepts" law threatens teachers' freedom of speech and restricts the information our students can be taught. Learn more
Dan recognizes the urgency of common-sense gun legislation, such as "red flag" laws that help keep guns out of the hands of persons who are potentially a danger to themselves or others. Additionally, it is critical that we protect innocent people from the epidemic of public mass shootings and never let a school shooting like Sandy Hook or Uvalde happen in New Hampshire. Prohibiting "ghost" guns and enshrining gun-free school zones into state law are high priorities. Learn more
Without a shift in current demographic trends, an aging population will place increasing pressure on healthcare infrastructure and access—particularly for services like assisted living and skilled nursing care. Currently, approximately two-thirds of nursing home residents rely on Medicaid, meaning the financial burden falls heavily on the state and, by extension, a shrinking base of younger, working-age taxpayers. Learn more
Young people wishing to stay in New Hampshire or relocate here are often priced out of the housing market, and the elderly on fixed incomes are unable to stay in their homes. Finding a better system that takes some of the pressure off property taxes is essential to the continued health and development of New Hampshires evolving economy. Learn more
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