Currently holds the office of New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Merrimack 7 until December 2, 2026.
Candidate for New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Merrimack 7 in 2026 New Hampshire Primary Election.
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Get StartedI oppose every restriction on access to reproductive health care. Trust people. Learn more
I will oppose any legislation that targets LGBTQ people, restricts women's rights, or creates second-class status for any New Hampshire resident, and I have offered to personally accompany constituents to Concord to testify. Learn more
Keeping first responder ranks staffed in our towns, and holding the line on immunization and child health protections. Learn more
Expanding affordable child care so parents can work and businesses can hire, and applying the consumer-cost test to every bill that touches your monthly budget. Learn more
Holding the state to the Supreme Court's adequacy ruling, and keeping public education dollars in public schools. Learn more
Efiling PFAS transparency, pressing DES and Vail Resorts to a durable fix on the lagoons, and passing the village-district tool so lake communities can protect shared waters like Sunapee together. Learn more
Requiring a rate-impact analysis before commercial net metering expands, and enabling towns to build and share renewable power together. Learn more
Voting should be simple for every eligible citizen, and district maps should be drawn by an independent commission, not by the party in power. Learn more
Supporting end-of-life options legislation with strong safeguards when it returns, and backing measures that ease the load on family caregivers: respite care, training, and economic relief. Learn more
I support expanding supply, protecting tenants from no-cause eviction, and keeping investor corporations from outbidding the families who actually want to live here. Learn more
Legislation that locks in the three-part framework (developers fund the grid upgrades, environmental safeguards bind, and towns keep the final say), plus consumer protections against AI-enabled fraud and misuse of personal data. Learn more
Holding the state to its constitutional duty to fund education so the cost stops landing on local property taxpayers, backing targeted relief for owner-occupied homes, and ending a decade of downshifting, all without an income or sales tax. Learn more
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