Hold The House In New Hampshire

Control of the New Hampshire House comes down to about 22 seats, and elections here are decided by razor-thin margins. Last year, one House seat was decided by just 5 votes. Your vote could be the one that decides it.

Democrats are already showing us their vision for New Hampshire. Before a single vote has been cast, a Democratic lawmaker filed proposals for an income tax and a sales tax. The last time Democrats held the majority, the governor vetoed a modern-day record 57 of their bills in a single year.

The Republican majority ended the state's last tax on income, capped property taxes, and protected Granite State families from government overreach. Keeping those protections means holding a conservative majority.

Don't leave the future of your state to someone else. Vote Republican for State House on Tuesday, November 3. Protect the New Hampshire Advantage!