MY PRIORITIES

These are some of the issues that I feel are important to my constituents.

Defend Constitutional Freedoms

Politicians from both parties are guilty of growing the Washington permanent bureaucracy to the point where the “parasite is killing the host” and unelected bureaucrats and the Biden/Harris Administration are violating laws (such as forgiving student loans against which the Supreme Court has ruled) and infringing upon citizens’ Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms (the Harris/Biden Administration’s pressure on Meta to censor free speech during the pandemic). The Tenth Amendment reserves powers to the states that aren’t delegated to the federal government or prohibited by it. We must fight to conserve our freedoms and independence as a sovereign state and protect our quality of life from federal government overreach and the illegal alien invasion. Less government and more individual freedom are better for you and your family.

Economy and Business

The Dividend and Interest Taxes, Business and Enterprise Tax, and Business Profits Tax are being eliminated or reduced. New Hampshire must find ways to replace this lost revenue or reduce expenses. I think we need to do both. If we can grow our economy and recruit more companies to relocate to our state, as Florida and Texas are doing, we can grow our revenue without increasing property taxes at the state level. This requires coordination with other stakeholders, as companies need well-educated employees, who need affordable rents and housing, and affordable and reliable electricity and other utilities. Our state is uncompetitive currently with Massachusetts which taxes businesses at 4% versus our 7.5%. We need to reconsider regulations that might cause companies to avoid relocating to our state and consider regulations (e.g. Right- to-Work Law) that would make us more competitive with other states. We need to put the power back in the hands of individual workers, not union bureaucracies that charge mandated fees while producing mixed results for members. We also need to find ways to reduce utility costs and improve reliability to attract companies.

Education

I will make stronger schools and parental rights a priority by advocating for stronger public school academic outcomes, protecting school choice, and safeguarding parents’ rights in their children’s education. I will continue to support Francestown Elementary School and Hillsborough-Deering student outcomes.

First in the Nation Primary

I will fight to preserve New Hampshire’s First-In-The-Nation Primary Status. The economic impact of our Primary is significant for businesses in our state. It is estimated that media and visitor spending are approximately $71 million, hotel and restaurant sales are $43 million, transportation-related sales is $33 million and the state gets the equivalent of $6.6 million in tourism marketing due to the media’s focus on the state during the Primary. The Democratic National Committee attempted to undermine New Hampshire’s Primary legal standing and will do so again. New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation was powerless to stop them. For this, their voting against reasonable election integrity legislation, and other reasons, they need to be replaced when they come up for re-election.

Healthcare

I will support more accessible and affordable healthcare by leveraging knowledge as a healthcare technology executive to expand affordable healthcare options and improve accessibility for New Hampshire families. I will work to improve the supply of healthcare professionals in our state. I have filed a bill in September to help small businesses offer healthcare benefits to their employees.

Internet Connectivity

I relocated from Bedford, NH to Francestown, NH in 2017. We took for granted our fiber optic high speed internet and reliable cell phone coverage in Bedford. When we got to Francestown, we discovered that both wireless coverage and internet access were not readily available or reliable. I became a member of the Francestown Broadband Committee with the goal of increasing internet access throughout our town while taking advantage of federal (our recycled) tax dollars being returned to the State of New Hampshire for this purpose. The Committee is making progress and we expect to secure funds this year to be used to deploy internet access to areas of our town in which it is not currently available.

Taxes and Fees

I have taken the Pledge against any new state-imposed income, sales or other broad based taxes. I will continue to advance the NH Advantage 2.0 [PDF] strategy to reduce property taxes and filed two bills regarding this issue in September of 2026.