Candidate for New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Carroll 1 in 2026 New Hampshire General Election.
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Get StartedI am firmly opposed to the Educational Freedom Accounts (EFA) as presently set up by the Republican majority. When I am elected to the New Hampshire State House in November, I will immediately work with other Democrats to rewrite the Education Freedom Account (EFA) voucher legislation that is placing new property tax burdens on towns like Conway. Learn more
Supporting Conway families also means making sure residential taxes are fair and sustainable, and standing behind our public schools. Our teachers and students deserve our full support, and I will work to raise standards so every child in our schools has the chance to thrive. A strong school system and a fair tax burden go hand in hand with a community where families want to put down roots. Learn more
Energy costs are part of the affordability picture too. New Hampshire already has some of the highest electric rates in the country, and I support expanding the net metering capacity caps and reinstating solar incentives. Learn more
I support the statewide moratorium on new data center construction. Learn more
I support creating an independent public oversight entity and carefully crafted federal rules and regulations, written in the public interest. Learn more
Finally, the natural beauty of the Mount Washington Valley is part of who we are, and it draws visitors and neighbors alike. I will work to preserve it, including trying to stop new roads from being built in the roadless areas of the White Mountain National Forest. By planning thoughtfully, we can welcome a future that serves Conway’s families while protecting the landscapes that make this place so special. I would be honored to have your support. Learn more
Conway is a place people are proud to call home, and I want it to stay a place where regular working people can afford to live. That means improving housing options for the average family, young people starting out, and seniors who want to stay in the town they love. How? We will need to update some rules, such as lot size restrictions, and think carefully about how and where new infrastructure will be needed. Most importantly, we will decide together, working as a community, what will work best for Conway. Learn more
Let’s do the sensible thing: cut vouchers going to the super rich, return the Business Enterprise Tax and Business Profit Tax to their previous levels, so the state pays its fair share and stops passing the bill to local taxpayers. I will fight for property taxes that are fair and sustainable for the people and businesses of Conway, and I’ll always be straightforward about how our tax dollars are spent. Learn more
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