Issues

Agenda for Change

Practicing Frugality

Regain control of government spending. State spending has increased 17%, which is more than our families¹ budgets can afford during this economic downturn. While most families are tightening their belts, the State of New Hampshire is growing government at an alarming rate.

Getting Citizens Involved

Create an economic task force of small businesses and town officials to address the struggling economy that is resulting in job loss, home foreclosures, and less revenue for cities and towns to pay for essential services.

Helping Promote New Hampshire's Pro-Business Environment

Reform state government to make New Hampshire more business friendly and promote New Hampshire¹s advantages to other states.

Providing the Council with Business Experience

Give the Executive Council in Concord a voice from the business community. Increase scrutiny on multi-million dollar contracts and more oversight to stop the spiraling costs to New Hampshire taxpayers.

• Amherst
• Brookline
• Dunbarton
• Fitzwilliam
• Goffstown
• Greenville
• Hinsdale
• Hollis
• Jaffrey
• Keene
• Lyndeborough
• Mason
• Merrimack
• Milford
• Mont Vernon
• Nashua
• New Boston
• New Ipswich
• Peterborough
• Richmond
• Rindge
• Sharon
• Swanzey
• Temple
• Troy
• Wilton
• Winchester