Candidate for New Hampshire House of Representatives - District Belknap 7 in 2026 New Hampshire Primary Election.
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Get StartedLaura spent 32 years in the classroom teaching English and Special Education. She knows what underfunding looks like from the inside. Laura and Nancy will fight to fully fund public education and reverse the voucher expansion that is draining resources from our schools. Learn more
Public schools are the gems of our society. Every child deserves a real chance at success — and that starts with a well-funded public school system. Learn more
The lakes, rivers, and open spaces of Alton and Barnstead are not just beautiful — they are the foundation of our economy, our property values, and our quality of life. Protecting them is not optional. Laura is working directly with the state to develop a long-term Stormwater Management Plan to protect our lakes for future generations. Nancy supports efforts to save the Alton Dam and explore converting it to hydro-electric power — which could lower energy costs for residents while preserving a piece of our community's history. Learn more
Clean water is not a partisan issue. It is a New Hampshire issue. Learn more
Laura has attended gun safety training classes at Sig Sauer and understands that owning a firearm is a serious responsibility — one that requires knowledge, respect, and care. Both Laura and Nancy believe that sensible gun laws exist to protect everyone in our communities. Laura and Nancy will always defend our constitutional rights while supporting the kind of thoughtful, practical leadership that keeps our families and neighbors safe. Learn more
Property taxes have been on the rise for many years. Did you know that nearly 3 billion dollars have been downshifted to our local towns and cities over the last decade? The state has reduced business and investment taxes while shifting retirement costs onto local towns. We need the state to restore its historical 35% contribution to support the retirement systems in local towns. The consequences are real: seniors who have lived in their homes for decades are being priced out, and young families are finding that homeownership in New Hampshire is simply out of reach. We can do better. Learn more
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