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House Party for Gov. Jon Huntsman on December 31, 2011 in Etna, New Hampshire

House Party for Gov. Huntsman

‎Saturday, ‎December ‎31, ‎2011, ‏‎12:00:00 AM
 Saturday, December 31, 11:00 AM

11 Laramie Road, Etna, NH 03750

Holiday snacks and libations served.

Opportunity for personal conversation and Q&A with the Governor.

Jon Huntsman Announces "Restoring Trust" Tour - December 28, 2011 - January 10, 2011

Jon Huntsman for President Announces "Restoring Trust" Tour - December 28 - January 10

Manchester – Jon Huntsman for President today announced the details of the first days of Governor Huntsman's "Restoring Trust" tour in New Hampshire from December 28th to January 10th which will include stops in all of New Hampshire's 10 counties.

"Jon Huntsman is uniquely prepared to reform our broken political system, fix our economy, and restore trust in Washington," said Huntsman campaign spokesman Tim Miller. "Over the campaign's final 14 days in New Hampshire, he will make that case to voters and continue to build on our Granite State momentum. No other candidate is working New Hampshire as hard as Jon Huntsman and the importance of such hard work will be clearly seen on Primary Day."

Details for Wednesday, December 28th to Friday, December 30th are listed below and additional events for the remaining days will be announced in the coming days.

Wednesday, December 28th:

7:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Pelham
                           Pelham Town Hall - Sherburne Room
                           6 Village Green
                           Pelham, NH

Thursday, December 29th:

12:00 PM - Speaks at Laconia Rotary Meeting
                            Belknap Mill
                            25 Beacon Street East
                            Laconia, NH
7:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Wolfeboro
                          Wright Museum
                          71 Center Street
                          Wolfeboro, NH

Friday, December 30th:

7:30 AM - Speaks at Bow Rotary Meeting
                           Old Town Hall
                           91 Bow Center Road
                           Bow, NH

7:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Canterbury
                          Canterbury Town Hall
                          11 Center Road
                          Canterbury, NH

Saturday, December 31st - Tuesday, January 10th:

Governor Huntsman will be in New Hampshire continuing his "Restoring Trust" tour. Additional details to be announced in the coming days.

Concord Monitor Endorses Governor Jon Huntsman for the New Hampshire Republican Presidential Primary

Concord Monitor Endorses Governor Huntsman As "The Best Choice For GOP"
Third Major Daily New Hampshire Newspaper Endorses Huntsman

Manchester - Governor Huntsman today received the endorsement of the influential Concord Monitor editorial board for the New Hampshire Republican Presidential Primary. The Concord Monitor is one of New Hampshire's largest daily papers.

The Concord Monitor's endorsement comes on the heels of the Keene Sentinel and Valley News editorial boards also throwing their support behind Governor Huntsman last Sunday.

Click HERE to read the full editorial on the Concord Monitor's website or see excerpts below:

Concord Monitor
Editorial
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New Hampshire Republicans and undeclared voters who want to field a candidate with broad appeal and the capability and credibility to have a shot at beating President Obama have three choices: putative frontrunner Mitt Romney, former House speaker Newt Gingrich, and diplomat and two-term Utah governor Jon Huntsman. The choice of Huntsman should be clear.
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Huntsman, a consistent but never doctrinaire conservative, would present the greatest challenge to Obama. If elected, he would provide mature, informed and steady leadership. He has a track record as governor of bringing all sides together to create an economic climate that helped his state prosper. And he has experience garnered while serving four presidents, starting with Ronald Reagan. Combine the foreign policy experience of all the other candidates in the race and Huntsman would top it. He has played the game at its highest level, serving first as ambassador to Singapore, then as a trade representative on behalf of the United States at the United Nations and, at Obama's request, as the United States' ambassador to China.
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As one with years of experience in business, he understands the need to invest in education to develop a workforce unmatched in its ability to innovate and create. And he is the only Republican candidate willing to talk honestly about the need to cut military spending in a responsible way to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Huntsman's depth of experience, maturity, sincerity and ability to work toward a common goal with political opponents make him the Republicans' best choice to face President Obama in 2012.

New Hampshire's Valley News Endorses Jon Huntsman for President

Largest Paper in New Hampshire's Upper Valley, The Valley News, Endorses Huntsman for President

Manchester - Today, the New Hampshire Valley News endorsed Governor Jon Huntsman in the Republican Primary for Presdient of the United States. The Valley News, the sister paper of the Concord Monitor, is the largest daily paper in New Hampshire's Upper Valley region and along the Connecticut River Valley and is based in Lebanon, New Hampshire.

The paper said, "We recommend [Huntsman], in the hopes that the cooler heads will prevail in New Hampshire and elsewhere."

The full editorial can be read HERE. Please see excerpts from today's endorsement below:

"And there are powerful reasons to doubt whether either Romney or Gingrich has sufficient appeal within the party to prevail. This is mainly because the former has raised the flip-flop to an art form, while the latter has done the same for hypocrisy.

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"All this is not to say, however, that the Republican field does not contain an entirely plausible presidential candidate. His name is Jon Huntsman Jr., and we urge Republicans and independents in New Hampshire to take a second look at the 51-year-old former governor of Utah and former ambassador to China.

"What we see is a candidate whose views are solidly conservative, but not myopically so. These individual positions are integrated into a worldview that recognizes the extent to which America's security depends not only on its military prowess but also on the strength of its economy, as measured by opportunity, innovation, competitiveness and energy independence."

New Hampshire's Keene Sentinel Endorses Jon Huntsman for President

New Hampshire's Keene Sentinel Endorses Huntsman for President

Manchester - New Hampshire's Keene Sentinel today announced they have endorsed Governor Jon Huntsman for President in the Republican Primary. Established in 1799, the Sentinel's Sunday edition reaches over 12,000 households and nearly 34,000 readers.

The paper said, "Most Americans look for pretty much the same basic attributes in their political leaders: intelligence, self-assurance, imagination, personal integrity, competency, independence from seen and unseen forces, and a listening ear. Some of the candidates for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 have some of those qualities, but none more so than Jon Huntsman."

Click HERE to read the full editorial and see below for excerpts:

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His principal qualifying distinctions include a boldness in economic policy that belies his temperate personal demeanor and a belief that the country’s divisions cannot be closed by bulldozers moving in only one direction. His appeal is enhanced by hands-on experience in international affairs, principally involving China, that’s entirely lacking in every other Republican whose name will be on the presidential primary ballot on Jan. 10.

For these and other reasons, the former Utah governor and ambassador merits support from Republicans and independents voting in the Republican primary — this in a state that is more libertarian than conservative, more open-minded than ideological and more tolerant than mean.

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By any measure, Huntsman is conservative, but he demonstrates a constructive capacity for flexibility and nuance. Unlike most other major candidates, he refuses to sign pledges that would rigidly commit himself to absolutist policy. His position on abortion — he’s against it, but would allow for exceptions in cases of rape, incest or the necessity to save the life of the mother — lines up with general public inclinations.

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In all this, Jon Huntsman stands above his competitors for the nod to face Barack Obama next November, and merits a good look by voters tired of the GOP’s campaign follies so far.

Huntsman Campaign Manager Matt David Statement On This Evening's Debate In Sioux City, Iowa

Huntsman Shows He's The Consistent Conservative Voters Can Trust

Manchester, NH - After tonight's Fox News Presidential Debate, Huntsman Campaign Manager Matt David released the following statement:

"This evening in Sioux City, Jon Huntsman demonstrated that he is the consistent conservative who has the broad appeal needed to defeat Barack Obama next November.

"His message of restoring trust in Washington, reforming our tax code to end crony capitalism and make us more competitive, and ending bailouts for too-big-to-fail Wall Street banks is continuing to resonate with voters who are fed up with politics-as-usual in Washington.

"Recent polls show Governor Huntsman continuing to steadily rise in New Hampshire and across the nation. As we near election day, more and more voters will turn to Jon Huntsman as the principled leader who is best-equipped to defeat Barak Obama."

Statement From Jon Huntsman Campaign: A Consistent Conservative

Jon Huntsman: A Consistent Conservative

"Jon Huntsman is the same conservative he was when he worked for Ronald Reagan 3 decades ago. He is running for President on his consistent record of cutting taxes, balancing the budget, passing health care reform without a mandate, and protecting the right to life. Republican voters can trust Jon Huntsman to implement the same conservative policies in the White House that he did as governor."
- Tim Miller, December 15, 2011

Gov. Huntsman Is A Strong Believer In The Sanctity Of Life:

“As Governor, Huntsman Signed A Bill To Criminalize Second Trimester Abortion, As Well As A Measure That Allows The State To Tell Women Seeking Abortions That The Fetus Can Feel Pain.” (Juana Summers, “Huntsman Pushes Conservative Creds,” Politico, 6/3/11)

Gov. Huntsman Also Signed A New Law In Utah That Requires Teenage Girls To Get A Parent’s Permission Before Having An Abortion. “Teenage girls in Utah would have to get a parent's permission to have an abortion, under a bill that gained a Senate committee's unanimous support on Friday.” (Jennifer Dobner, “Measure Requiring Parental Consent For Abortions Advances,” The Associated Press, 2/10/06)

Gov. Huntsman Supported A “Trigger” Bill In Utah That Would Have Banned Abortions If The Supreme Court Struck Down Roe V. Wade. “Huntsman said he likes the so-called ‘trigger’ bill that would ban abortions in the state if Roe v. Wade is overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court…” (Lisa Riley Roche, “Huntsman Says Utah Should Fund A Primary,” Deseret Morning News, 2/22/07)

Gov. Huntsman Is A Strong Supporter Of Second Amendment Rights:

Gov. Huntsman Is A “Strong Supporter Of Gun Owners’ Rights.” “Huntsman boasts the most foreign policy experience of any of the likely GOP candidates, and would be a formidable entry to the unformed GOP field. He had a fiscally conservative record as governor, opposes abortion and is a strong supporter of gun owners' rights.” (Mike Allen, “Jon Huntsman Resigns, May Run,” Politico, 1/31/11)

Gov. Huntsman Received A Concealed Carry Permit After Taking A Course Offered To Utah Policymakers. “A state legislator is setting up free concealed weapon classes for policy-makers and their families this summer, while at the same time formulating a proposal to make it easier for Utahns to secretly carry a firearm.  Clearfield Republican Rep. Curtis Oda says the sessions are aimed at educating lawmakers and debunking gun-control advocates' criticism of Utah's gun laws. The first two students were Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. and Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert. Since then, 12 legislators and eight other elected officials have taken the free gun-handling classes. And Oda has another 25 legislators interested, with the next class scheduled for July.” (Matt Canham and Rebecca Walsh, “Who's The Capitol's Top Gun?” The Salt Lake Tribune, 6/11/05)
Gov. Huntsman Has Pledged To Veto An Assault Weapon Ban. HUNTSMAN: “I would absolutely veto the [assault weapons] ban.” (Hugh Hewitt, “Governor Jon Huntsman Jr.,” Hugh Hewitt’s Blog, 6/8/11)

Gov. Huntsman’s “Unimpeachably Conservative Record” In Utah Included Signing Bills To “Encourage Gun-Ownership.” “Yet in most respects Mr Huntsman has an unimpeachably conservative record. He presided over the biggest tax cut in Utah’s history. He instituted health-care reforms of a much less meddling sort than those embraced by Mr Romney when he was governor of Massachusetts. He signed various bills designed to discourage abortion and encourage gun-ownership.” (“Picture Perfect,” The Economist, 5/26/11)

In 2009, Gov. Huntsman Signed Two Bills That The National Rife Association Called “Critical Self Defense Legislation.”   “Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. (R) announced today that he signed important National Rifle Association-backed legislation into law that will protect the rights of law-abiding gun owners. Senate Bill 78 will protect the right to lawfully transport and store firearms in privately-owned, locked motor vehicles that are parked in a publicly accessible parking lot controlled by a business.’ Governor Huntsman and the Utah legislature have taken an important step toward reinforcing self-defense laws in Utah," said Chris W. Cox, NRA's chief lobbyist. … In addition to signing Senate Bill 78, Governor Huntsman also signed House Bill 357. Existing Utah law requires a person to have a concealed weapon permit to carry concealed in or on their own property. HB357 fixes this problem. Now law-abiding individuals will be able to carry a concealed firearm in their own residence, on their own property, or in their place of business without a concealed carry permit. HB357 also clarifies current law with respect to firearms in vehicles, to allow law-abiding citizens the choice of how they would prefer to carry a handgun for self-defense (open, concealed, unloaded or loaded).” (National Rifle Association, “Critical Self Defense Legislation Signed In Utah,” Press Release, 3/31/09)

In 2008, Gov. Huntsman Signed Legislation That Would Prohibit Government Officials From Confiscating Weapons In Times Of Emergency. “If a disaster happens in Utah, cops won't be able to take away anyone's gun unless that person is breaking the law. The Legislature passed a bill Wednesday that says in a declared emergency the government can't confiscate weapons. Senate Bill 157 passed in the House, 70-2. It now goes to Gov. Jon Huntsman for his signature.” (“Legislature Says Emergencies Are No Reason To Confiscate Guns,” The Associated Press, 3/6/08)

Gov. Huntsman Saved Taxpayers Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars By Enacting The Largest Tax Cut In Utah History:

Gov. Huntsman’s Tax Cuts Saved Utah Taxpayers $400 Million. “He oversaw a reduction in the sales tax on food and revamped the tax structure to create a flatter tax; the overall savings to taxpayers was $400 million.” (Erin McPike, “Huntsman Seeks To Run On His Record,” Real Clear Politics, 3/22/11)

Gov. Huntsman Used His Political Capital To “Negotiate The Largest Income-Tax Cut In Utah History” And Cut Sales Tax On Food. “In his first term as governor, Huntsman tapped his political capital to resuscitate the Real Salt Lake soccer stadium, negotiate the largest income-tax cut in Utah history, broker a deal to end months of litigation stalling the construction of Legacy Highway and coax the Legislature to repeal a portion of the sales tax on food.” (Robert Gehrke, “Huntsman's Unfinished Legacy,” The Salt Lake Tribune, 8/8/09)

Cato Institute Called Gov. Huntsman’s Tax Reform Plan “Very Reaganesque.” “Former Reagan staff assistant Jon Hunts- man Jr. ran for governor of Utah in 2002 at least in part on a very Reaganesque platform: reforming the state’s ‘dilapidated and anachronistic’ tax system.” (Stephen Slivinski, “Fiscal Policy Report Card On America's Governors: 2006,” Cato Institute, 10/24/06)

In 2007, The Utah Taxpayers Association Awarded Gov. Huntsman The Taxpayer Advocate Award. (Utah Taxpayers Association Website, www.utahtaxpayers.org, Accessed 3/25/11)

In 2006 & 2008, Cato Institute Gave Gov. Huntsman An “A” Grade And The Highest Score Among All Governors For His Tax Policies. (Stephen Slivinski, “Fiscal Policy Report Card On America's Governors: 2006,” Cato Institute, 10/24/06; Chris Edwards, “Fiscal Policy Report Card On America’s Governors: 2008,” Cato Institute, 10/20/08)

Under Gov. Huntsman, Utah Was Ranked The Best-Managed State In The Nation:

According To A 2008 Study From The Pew Center, Utah Was Ranked The Best-Managed State In The Country. “Utah is the best-managed state in the country, based on a report card of state governments released Monday. The Pew Center on States Government Performance Project for 2008 gave Utah an overall ‘A minus’ for how the state government manages information, people, money and infrastructure. Virginia and Washington also received high scores, but Utah came out on top.” (Suzanne Struglinski, “Utah Earns No. 1 Spot For Government Management,” Deseret Morning News, 3/4/08)

Pew Report: “Utah manages all facets of state government well, emphasizing long-term goals and performance outcomes.” (The Pew Center On The States Website, www.pewcenteronthestates.org, Accessed 3/25/11)
The Pew Center Report Honed In On Utah’s Decision To Put Money Aside For State Employee Post-Retirement Health Care And The State’s Real-Time Tracking System For The Use Of Taxpayer Dollars. “The report honed in on the fact Utah puts money aside for state employee post-retirement health care, while other states seem to be ignoring the problem. It also mentioned the state's real-time financial tracking system that supplies up-to-the-minute data on where taxpayers' dollars go.” (Suzanne Struglinski, “Utah Earns No. 1 Spot For Government Management,” Deseret Morning News, 3/4/08)

Jon Huntsman New Hampshire Schedule - December 17-20, 2011

Details of Governor Huntsman's New Hampshire Schedule - December 17 - 20

Manchester – Jon Huntsman for President today announced the details of Governor Huntsman's trip to New Hampshire from Saturday, December 17th to Tuesday, December 20th.

Saturday, December 17th:

     7:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Deering with Governor Tom Ridge
                      Deering Town Hall
                      762 Deering Center Road
                      Deering, NH

Sunday, December 18th:

     12:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Meredith
                        Inter-Lakes High School
                        1 Laker Lane
                        Meredith, NH

     3:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Rochester
                       The Governor's Inn
                       78 Wakefield Street
                       Rochester, NH

     5:00 PM – Attends "Patriots and Politics" House Party
                       Home of Kathleen Mahoney and Ozzie Ayscue
                       28 Pine Street
                       Exeter, NH

      7:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Plaistow
                       Timberlane Regional High School
                       36 Greenough Road
                       Plaistow, NH

Monday, December 19th:

Additional events will be announced in the coming days.

      5:00 PM – Attends Manchester Republican Committee Christmas Party
                       Intervale Country Club
                       1491 Front Street
                       Manchester, NH

      7:00 PM – Holds Town Hall in Rindge
                       Franklin Pierce University
                       40 University Drive
                       Rindge, NH

Tuesday, December 20th:

Details to be announced in the coming days.

Jon Huntsman for President campaign manager Matt David Statement on today's Lincoln-Douglas debate with Newt Gingrich

Huntsman Lays Out Distinct Foreign Policy Vision in Substantive Debate

Manchester - Jon Huntsman for President campaign manager Matt David issued the following statement following this afternoon's Lincoln-Douglas debate with Newt Gingrich:

"Governor Huntsman demonstrated that he is a leader voters can trust. He articulated a clear, modern vision of America's role in the world that would erase the old map, end nation-building, engage our allies, and fix our economic core. In these tumultuous times America cannot afford a Commander-in-Chief who is forced to learn on the job. Governor Huntsman -- a former ambassador and trade diplomat who has lived overseas four times -- is prepared to lead on day one on critical issues such as defeating terrorism, expanding free trade, and dealing with rising powers like China and India.

On display this afternoon in New Hampshire was the type of presidential debate that voters deserve: a substantive, thoughtful dialogue about the critical challenges facing our country, absent the pre-cooked soundbites and theatrics that have come to dominate our political dialogue.

As this campaign continues, Governor Huntsman will continue to speak directly to voters about his substantive solutions to rebuild our nation's strength and prosperity."

Jon Huntsman for President Announces New Hampshire Statewide Leadership Team

Jon Huntsman for President Announces New Hampshire Statewide Leadership Team

Manchester, NH – Jon Huntsman for President today announced the campaign’s New Hampshire Statewide Leadership Team consisting of the campaign’s Statewide Chairs, County Chairs and Town Chairs who will organize for Governor Huntsman. Nearly 140 community leaders representing all 10 New Hampshire counties and 90 towns are on the Leadership Team.

The Leadership Team is headed by State Senator Nancy Stiles, Nancy Merrill, David Currier, Anthony Hartigan, Sean Owen, and Renee and Dan Plummer.  The Leadership Team will execute the campaign’s statewide get-out-the-vote program through New Hampshire’s primary on January 10th.

“Jon Huntsman has shown time and again that he is a man of principle who voters can trust to defeat President Obama, deal seriously with our debt and turn our economy around,” said Huntsman New Hampshire State Chair and New Hampshire State Senator Nancy Stiles. “Showing his strong commitment to the traditions of our New Hampshire primary, Jon Huntsman is running for President with handshakes, shoe leather, and a statewide grassroots organization. Granite Staters from Colebrook to Concord and Hampton to Henniker are turning out at town hall meetings to get real, straightforward answers to their questions.   I am honored to serve as State Chair for this leader and to be joined by such a dedicated organization of volunteers whose energy and enthusiasm are unmatched.”

"I am proud to support Jon Huntsman in his candidacy for President. Jon's experience with economics, international trade, and job creation are needed to rebuild our nation,” said Huntsman New Hampshire State Co-Chair Sean Owen. “As a small business owner, I recognize the importance of having a strong economy and ensuring there are growth opportunities for every individual. I strongly encourage everyone to review Jon's record as a Governor and U.S. Trade Ambassador. He is a down-to-earth individual with a commitment to making the right decisions.”

“What Granite Staters look for above all else in a candidate is someone who they can trust, who is authentic and who is not afraid to be direct and answer tough questions,” said Huntsman New Hampshire State Co-Chair Nancy Merrill. “Governor Huntsman has proven that he is willing to go out and talk to voters – while not pandering and staying true to himself. He has a record of leadership in Utah, from leading the nation in job creation to putting forth free-market health care reform without a mandate. There is no question in my mind that Jon Huntsman should be our next President of the United States.”

“I have been overwhelmed by the support we have been receiving on the ground in New Hampshire, and I look forward to working hard with our great New Hampshire leadership team to be victorious on January 10th,” said Governor Jon Huntsman.

The following individuals have committed to endorsing Governor Huntsman and joining our New Hampshire Statewide Leadership Team:

State Chair
State Senator Nancy Stiles – Hampton

State Co-Chairs
David Currier – Henniker
Anthony F. Hartigan - Concord
Nancy Merrill – Lebanon
Sean Owen - Manchester
Renee and Dan Plummer – Portsmouth

Steering Committee Honorary Chair
Stewart Lamprey – Moultonborough

Steering Committee Co-Chairs
Neil Daley – Hudson
Sheri Keniston – Portsmouth

College Chair
Rob Johnson – NH College Republican Chairman/UNH College Republican President

County Leadership

Belknap
Linda Frawley – Belmont
State Representative Jeff St. Cyr – Alton

Carroll
State Representative J. David Knox – Wolfeboro

Cheshire
Elisabeth Langby – Dublin
Jim MacDonald – Surry

Coos
Jim Tibbetts – Colebrook

Grafton
State Representative Rick Ladd – Haverhill

Hillsborough
Don Byrne – Bedford
Bobbie Coffin – Hancock
State Representative Richard Drisko – Hollis
State Representative Carolyn Gargasz – Hollis
State Representative David Robbins – Nashua

Merrimack
State Representative David Kidder – New London

Rockingham
Maureen Barrows – Exeter

Strafford
Bob Jaffin – Rochester

Sullivan
Jim Beard – Lempster
Don Gobin - Grantham

Town Chairs

Alton – State Rep. Peter Bolster
Alton – John Southwell
Amherst – Desmound Coffee
Andover – Mary Kuechenmeister
Atkinson – Gene Schneider
Barnstead – J.J. Pruyne
Bath – Charlie Green
Bath – Christine Green
Belmont – Janet Bowles
Bedford – Jason Cole
Boscawen – Lyman Cousens
Bow – Douglas Patch
Bradford – Erich Caron
Campton – George Wright
Canterbury – Jim Bassett
Canterbury – State Rep. Priscilla Lockwood
Center Harbor – Tim Quinney
Charlestown – Tom Cobb
Claremont – Don Clark
Claremont – former mayor Scott Pope
Claremont – City Councilor Keith Raymond
Claremont – Allison Raymond
Concord – City Councilor J. Allen Bennett
Concord – City Councilor Mark Coen
Concord – Tracy Coen
Concord – City Councilor Fred Keach
Concord – City Councilor Jan McClure
Concord – Bonnie Packard
Concord – Jeff Pruyne
Conway – Larry Ayers
Conway – Terry Ayers
Dublin – Thomas Atmer
Danville – Adrienne Starrs
Derry – John Maurice
Dover – Jeff Moyer
Enfield – Richard Day
Epsom – John Grant
Franconia – Ed M. Rolfe
Franklin – Bill Grimm
Grantham – David Stitt
Georges Mills – John and Doreen Brandolini
Greenland – Joseph A. Fredericks
Hampstead – Gail Witham
Hampton – State Rep. Jim Waddell
Hampton Falls – John Shaw
Hampton Falls – Jason Tucker
Hancock – Jarvis Coffin
Henniker – Bob Flanders
Henniker – Judy Flanders
Holderness – Christopher Devine
Hopkinton – Beth Spaulding
Jaffrey – Gary Hunter
Kingston – Greg Lynch
Lebanon – Nancy Sheeler
Lebanon – Matt Wolcott
Littleton – Thomas Merritt
Londonderry – Stephen Bowen
Lyme – Earl Strout
Manchester – Michelle Chretien
Manchester – Mark Lampman
Manchester – Bill Olender
Manchester – Mike Skelton
Marlow – Barbara White
Mason – Jerry Bird
Merrimack – Fred Boucher
Milford – Rosaria Ricciardi
Mont Vernon – Charles Denton
Nashua – Ben Dalianis
Nashua – Chris Lee
Nashua – Tony Mandravelis
Newbury – Josiah Phillips
New Castle – Carolyn Cloutier
Newfields – Ben Freidlin
New Ipswich – State Rep. Jim Coffey
Newport – Monique Theall & Tom Theall
Newmarket – State Rep. Adam Robert Schroadter
North Hampton – Daniel Silverman
Northwood – Shannan Brown
Ossipee – Katie Dubois
Pelham – Dave Ouelette
Peterborough – George Kurzon
Portsmouth – Eduardo J. Lopez-Reyes
Portsmouth – Marie A. Lopez-Reyes
Portsmouth – City Councilor Brad Lown
Portsmouth – Tasha Olsen
Randolph – Karen Eitel
Raymond – Harry McClard
Rindge – Geoff Wollacott
Rochester – State Rep. Julie Brown
Rollinsford – F.S. Gilbert
Rye – Tom Blais
Rye – Heidi McIntire
Rye – Former State Rep. Jane Langley
Rye – Ray Tweedie
Salem – Mike Flathers
Salem – Nancy Stickney
Sandown – Selectman Brenda Copp
Sandwich – Alex Nesbitt
Stoddard – Meng-Chi Tsen
Stratham – John A. Helfrich
Stratham – Maggie Glover
Sunapee – Peter Voss
Surry – Ferdinand Ahlberg
Surry – Mark Gross
Unity – Kent Gooding
Walpole – John Miller
Weare – Heidi Little
Whitefield – Marcia Hammon
Wilton – Rob Spittel
Windham – Glenn Waugaman