Candidate for New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Rockingham 7 in 2026 New Hampshire Primary Election.
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Get StartedLegalize Marijuana through the NH Liquor and Wine Commission, ensuring it is both tax free (cheaper than Mass), and the profits go to lowering residents' taxes. Learn more
End No Child Left Behind. School needs to be a challenge, not a time-killer where everyone is moved ahead even when they fail their classes. Learn more
Protect and expand our special needs programs in schools; this includes recognizing that high-achieving students also need to be specially educationally planned for. Learn more
Re-fund and modernize the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) and the University System of New Hampshire. Reverse the recent department closings at Plymouth State, and require USNH keep Plymouth State open. Require all research teams to present their work in casual public settings periodically to re-engage the public in science and learning. Learn more
Ensure technology is being used as much as possible in classrooms. We need to be preparing our children for the future, not preparing them for how the world was 45 years ago. Learn more
Keep public money in public schools, ending public tax-dollars paying for rich kids' private school tuitions. Learn more
Ensure that there are enough counselors in every public school. Mental health is vital to our kids' learning, growing, and becoming successful members of society. Learn more
Revamp school funding models as described in my tax policy above. Learn more
Ban public tax dollars from going to private schools. Learn more
Require all high schools to allow students to choose to take dual-enrollment CCSNH classes as stand-ins for high school classes. State funding for two CCSNH classes per semester for public high school dual-enrollment students. Learn more
Require AI data centers to produce 200% of their own energy usage in clean energy on-site. Learn more
End New Hampshire’s two-party system by adopting reforms that make representation more proportional and competitive. Learn more
Implement upzoning transit-oriented development into zoning standards ensuring housing, jobs, and transportation will grow together. Learn more
End street homelessness within 2 years by providing temporary emergency campgrounds on state land with security, safe storage, hygiene products, and a mailing & email address for job applications until stable housing can be secured. Anything is safer than the streets, and this way, there is a centralized place for distribution of resources to homeless populations, like VA resources for homeless veterans, assistance getting hired, and connecting folks with low income housing opportunities. Learn more
Adopt statewide pro-housing policy with the goal of making New Hampshire the cheapest state to live in the USA. Learn more
Create a fund of state money for towns and cities to use for infrastructure improvements to increase the town's population density, if they are doing so in a sustainable way backed up by community planning researc. Learn more
Adopt Freedom-First Standardized Zoning, a pro-business policy that allows faster, cheaper construction of mixed-use and mixed-income neighborhoods, built by NH workers, for Granite Staters. Using a statewide zoning framework, where towns choose what areas are zoned for by choosing from clear state standards, returns property rights to individuals and communities, and reduces development time and cost. Learn more
Expand the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority’s ability to build affordable housing during housing emergencies, including targeting current and future transit corridors for housing expansion. Learn more
Ban all data centers in high population density areas. Learn more
Require third-party expert environmental review before construction ever begins, just like other major infrastructure projects (like new rail lines). Learn more
Require 100% closed-loop cooling systems if liquid cooling is used for any data center (not just AI data centers). Learn more
Make data center companies pay 100% of new needed infrastructure costs. Learn more
Tax land value rather than the buildings on the land. This would encourage utilizing valuable land instead of punishing having a house like we do now. Learn more
Combine the Land Value Tax with an Offset (OLVT) by giving a 50,000 deduction on a property's taxable land value if the owner lives on the property. Learn more
Abolish Property Taxes. Learn more
Repeal 2026 HB 155 to make out-of-state corporations pay their fair share again. Learn more
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