MY RECORD AS AN INCUMBENT STATE REPRESENTATIVE

  • Murphy kept all of her 2024 campaign promises. She will honor her 2026 promises.
  • Passed Five (5) bills in a legislature in which only 28% of ALL bills pass.
    • Supported Public Schools/Defended Local Control: Passed her prime sponsored HB1374 bill to expedite withdrawal from Cooperative School Districts. This bill directly benefited Deering and Francestown.
    • Worked Across the Aisle: Co-sponsored legislation to reduce a 12-month backlog in childcare supply. Persuaded Democrats in both House and Senate to change to vote unanimously in support of her childcare supply bill.
    • The other three bills protected private property owners’ rights, secured grid infrastructure reliability, and ensured government transparency and the public’s right to know.
  • Increased Public School Funding: Voted in support of increasing the State Education Aid to municipalities by $96.7 million, representing a 9.5% increase.
  • Protected New Hampshire Taxpayers: Worked to defeat several bills and amendments that would have added new sales or income taxes and additional property taxes.
  • Detailed strategy to reduce or eliminate property taxes: Murphy developed the acclaimed NH Advantage 2.0 Blueprint for Prosperity to give you property tax relief without over developing our state. You can view a presentation which describes the plan here. [PDF-25 MB]
  • Murphy filed a bill to begin the process to establish a Court of Chancery to attract recurring incorporation fees, a new growing source of revenue for New Hampshire.
  • Proven track record of developing solutions to complex problems like property taxes, childcare shortage, and healthcare affordability.
  • Credibility and strong relationships with peers from BOTH Democrat and Republican political parties.
  • High probability re-appointment to House Ways and Means Committee at invitation of Chairman. Also, being recruited to House Finance Committee which works on state spending priorities.
  • Worked effectively with State Agencies: Influenced the Business and Economic Affairs Department to increase investments and focus on business recruitment and the NH Advantage 2.0 Blueprint for Prosperity strategy.
  • Credibility with House Leadership and House Ways and Means Committee Peers: Appointed to Special Subcommittee to reconcile Education Funding Formula in September 2026.