What a wonderful Veterans Day parade and ceremony in Manchester! 🇺🇸
We were especially honored to have Rear Admiral Matthew Case — a proud Nottingham native — with us today to honor our veterans.
.@NHGOPChairman confirms @Osborne4NH chosen as NH House minority leader, Rep. Mike Moffett, R-Loudon, dropped plans to run, House Speaker Pro Tem Jim Kofalt, R-Wilton, put his name in as well. "This is an important opportunity to bring our caucus together..." #nhpolitics
I joined fellow New England Governors in calling on Congress to provide another $3 billion in energy assistance for low income households.
No one should have to worry about how to heat their home this winter, and Congress must act to ensure families have the support they need.
A wonderful flag raising ceremony this morning in honor of the @USMC 251st birthday!
Thank you to all who have served our nation in the Marines. Semper Fi! 🇺🇸
Our state once again received the largest rural health funding award in New England — over $204 million.
We’re ready to continue New Hampshire’s bold effort to expand access to high-quality, innovative, and affordable care for every Granite Stater.
Ahead of Veterans Day, I'm proud to highlight New Hampshire First for Veterans, an initiative that connects veterans and military families with the services and support they need.
We're also launching a new license plate that will help support veteran services organizations across the Granite State!
Learn more at https://t.co/nkOOh9DMql 🇺🇸
We need to work together to defend the New Hampshire Advantage, solve our housing crisis, make childcare more affordable, and bring down energy prices.
I'm grateful for the opportunity to continue working to keep our state safe, prosperous, and free.
I’m not going to sugar-coat it. Tuesday’s results were disappointing, especially after all the work we put into this election.
I couldn’t be prouder of our team. Every door knocked, every call made, every post shared, and every dollar given mattered. I saw more cooperation and teamwork than I can recall in all my years in politics. To everyone who put their name on the ballot, and especially to those who served New Hampshire and lost their races, thank you. I know how much you gave.
The voters returned Governor Kelly Ayotte to office. She’ll need our full support, as will our Republicans in the House and Senate. The next two years will bring tough fights. What we’ve accomplished over the past decade is worth defending. When I think about the New Hampshire I want my two grandchildren to grow up in, I’m reminded why we do this work.
At the state party, we’ll take a hard look at the results, learn from them, and get to work. In 2028, we’ll be ready to compete again. I’ll need your help every step of the way.
We’ve been here before. Thank you for standing with us. Let’s get to work.
I want to thank the people of New Hampshire for our victory last night and the opportunity to continue the work of keeping our state safe, prosperous, and free.
I promise to work tirelessly to ensure that we defend the New Hampshire Advantage and keep working to solve our housing crisis, make childcare more affordable, and bring down energy prices.
I believe in our state and our people, and together we will work to make life more affordable for everyone.