When our unions are strong, America is strong.
This Labor Day, I’m proud to stand with the people who keep our state and our country running every single day. I’ll always fight for safe workplaces, fair wages, the freedom to organize, and an economy where hard work means a fair shot at the American dream. 🇺🇸
No family should have to face their hardest days alone — not in Peterborough, not anywhere in New Hampshire.
That’s why the work of the River Center Family Resource Center matters so much. I spent time with the amazing families, staff, and community partners who show up for our neighbors every single day — connecting parents and grandparents with support, helping caregivers catch their breath, offering financial guidance before a hard month becomes a crisis. This is what community looks like when it’s working right.
Since 1816, Hinsdale has been home to the oldest continuously operating post office in America — in the very same building. 📬
The men and women of the USPS provide an essential service and a lifeline for rural communities across New Hampshire. Grateful to spend time with the people keeping Hinsdale connected, and I’ll keep fighting to protect reliable postal service across our state and our nation.
America’s first free, tax-supported public library was founded right here in Peterborough in 1833. 📚
Libraries are at the heart of our communities—places where people of every age and background can learn, connect, and come together. I’ll keep fighting for the federal investments that help them thrive.
Official presidential records belong to the American people — not Donald Trump or any other President. The Presidential Records Act is a commonsense, bipartisan law born from Watergate, and Presidents of both parties have followed it for nearly fifty years.
That’s why I’m taking this to the courts because the law is clear: the records belong to the people, and no President gets to put themselves above it.
For months, I’ve been demanding answers from Liberty Utilities on behalf of families, small businesses, and communities that have been left in the dark about whether they can count on the natural gas service they need. Now Liberty is asking its customers to pay more.
I’m seeking to intervene in this case because Granite Staters deserve affordability, transparency, and accountability, and I will leave no stone unturned in fighting for them.
The right to vote is the right from which all our other rights flow.
Insightful visit to Clear Ballot in Nashua to see how New Hampshire small businesses are building the machinery of our democracy and accessible voting technology right here at home. Every eligible voter in America must be able to cast their ballot privately, independently, securely, and with confidence. That’s what I’m working every day to deliver.
If Oracle committed to covering billions of dollars in additional costs, why are American taxpayers being asked to foot a bill worth billions?
The Deputy Secretary couldn’t give me an answer. The American people deserve transparency and accountability for every dollar. I won’t rest until we get it.
Canada is one of New Hampshire’s most important economic partners — and President Trump’s chaotic trade war is costing us big time, hurting small businesses, disrupting supply chains, and putting good American jobs at risk. We need a stable, strong U.S.-Canada relationship that works for Granite Staters.
For 62 years, SNAP has been rooted in a basic promise: in the richest country in the history of the world, no American should go hungry.
At a time when food costs are through the roof, cutting families off SNAP is senseless and cruel. My commitment to protecting and strengthening SNAP is ironclad.
For 40 years, Mike LaChance has been building something truly special at the @NMYMCA.
I learned to swim at this Y. It was one of the places that raised me — where I found confidence, friendship, and belonging.
Your legacy is a living one, Mike —it shines bright in the incredible team you have built and the countless Granite Staters of all ages whose lives are better and fuller because of your leadership.
As you and Sharon begin your next chapter, I am grateful from the bottom of my heart for everything you both have given — and will continue to give — our community. Thanks to you, Mike, the Y’s best days are still ahead. 🇺🇸
Keeping New Hampshire safe takes teamwork.
Grateful to visit the New Hampshire Information and Analysis Center and hear directly from the public servants working every day to keep our communities safe—from responding to emergencies to protecting our critical infrastructure. I’m working hard every day to make sure we take care of our first responders, including by equipping them with the mission-critical tools they need to do their mission-critical work.
Inspiring morning at Granite State Rural Water Association’s Operator Field Day in Waterville Valley!
New Hampshire’s water operators do essential work every day and around the clock to keep our state healthy and safe.
Honored to receive GSRWA’s Water Advocate Award as we keep working together to strengthen our rural water systems and the amazing people who keep them running.
Congratulations to the Town of Salem and Needham Bank on the grand opening of a new Salem branch! Community banks play a critical role in helping families buy homes, small businesses grow, and communities thrive—loved being there to help celebrate this new chapter in Salem.
Salem Family Resources has been showing up for children and families for more than 30 years—from early learning and child care to food, diapers, and help navigating essential services. Grateful to hear directly from their team about the work they’re doing to make life a little easier for families across the Salem community.
Great to visit GPD Optoelectronics in Salem and see firsthand the cutting-edge technology being made right here in New Hampshire. Small manufacturers like GPD strengthen our economy, create good jobs, and contribute to our national security—and I’ll keep working to support their growth and workforce.
Powerful conversations in Nashua and Keene to hear directly from the emergency responders who show up for our communities every day. From strengthening our EMS workforce to fixing outdated reimbursement and supporting rural emergency services, I’m grateful for their partnership as we work to make sure our first responders have the resources they need to keep New Hampshire safe. 🇺🇸