Candidate for New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Carroll 5 in 2026 New Hampshire General Election.
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Get StartedNone of this works without good teachers, staff, and administrators. The people who show up for our kids every day work hard and deserve fair pay, real support, and job stability, not constant uncertainty about their future. Learn more
Every student deserves a real path forward, whether that's a trade, college, the military, or starting a business. Morgan will push for stronger career and technical education so students have real choices. Learn more
Public schools are the heart of every town in New Hampshire. Morgan wants to fund them in a way that's fair, transparent, and doesn't keep piling costs onto local property taxpayers. Learn more
Morgan will work to bring state resources home to restore Cleveland Beach, get Mill Pond repaired and refilled, and improve public access to Ossipee Lake for locals, such as charging a non-resident parking fee at the Pine River boat ramp, so our residents, not just visitors, get to enjoy the water Ossipee is known for. Protecting and restoring our natural resources is vital to the future welfare of our community’s health, the local economy, and our lifestyle. And Morgan will do it the right way - partnering with property owners through voluntary programs that protect water quality without dictating what people do with their own land. Learn more
She'll fight to roll back the new Medicaid premiums and cap copays at something families can actually manage, instead of quietly turning health coverage into another bill Ossipee's working families and seniors can't afford. She'll push back on new paperwork and work requirement hurdles that put people at risk of losing coverage over red tape, not eligibility. And she'll push the state Insurance Department to hold insurers to real standards, so rural counties like ours aren't always the first to lose options when the market shifts. Learn more
The Medicare Advantage cuts came from Washington, not Concord, so Morgan will push New Hampshire's congressional delegation to fight for the funding that keeps rural plans like ours viable. But she won't wait on Washington for the parts of this that Concord does control. Learn more
Concord needs to treat this as a real investment, not an afterthought. That means putting real state dollars behind New Hampshire's affordable housing programs, using incentives to make it worthwhile for developers to build homes working families can actually afford instead of only high-end properties, and making sure state formulas account for what residents actually earn, not just what their homes could sell for. Learn more
Building paths to affordable housing so our neighbors can stay in the area. Learn more
Morgan will fight in Concord to make the state pay its real share of education, instead of quietly shifting that cost onto homeowners and seniors here at home. She will oppose a new sales or income tax as a "fix," because that just moves the burden around instead of solving it. And she’ll push for real relief for the working class families and those on a fixed income who are at risk of being taxed out of homes they've lived in for generations. Learn more
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