This is Shawn’s first time in elected office of any kind. He’s no stranger to politics, however, having worked on numerous presidential and federal campaigns. Shawn was a prosecutor for many years, and now is a defense attorney. Initially he thought the Criminal Justice or Judiciary committees were the best match for him, but he …
Republican Review Issue 16
CONCORD – Today House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) offered the following statements in reaction to the passage of the State Budget committee of conference report by the House and Senate. House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) “New Hampshire’s taxpayers deserve an honest and transparent budget that promotes an efficient and accountable government that is …
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Chuck is finding it quite difficult to balance running his business and the demands of the State House, but he prides himself on keeping his commitment and showing up to vote every Wednesday Session day. Chuck is a natural healing doctor, who uses several “tools” to help people – nutritional testing and consulting, cold laser …
When he’s not puttering around his home in Middleton or enjoying his 4 grandchildren, John spends most of his time thinking about government and how to make it run more like a business. John retired in 2007, after spending 29 years in sales and marketing for Tyco Electronics. During his last 8 years at …
Republican Review Issue 15
CONCORD – Today House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) and House Finance Ranking Republican Neil Kurk (R-Weare) offered the following statements in reaction to the conclusion of state budget negotiations between the House and Senate.” House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) “We believe the Senate budget proposal was the best option for the state. The …
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Ted has lived in the Lakes Region his entire life, and now represents the floaterial district that includes Tuftonboro, Moultonborough, Brookfield, Effingham, Ossipee, Sandwich and Wakefield. You might know Ted for his involvement in the medical marijuana debate, as this has been a major concern for him since his wife began battling cancer 20 years …
Jeff is enjoying his work in the House Education Committee and finds it a great match for him, having served on the local School Board and being married to a Special Education teacher. He is concerned about Common Core and wants to monitor it closely. Jeff has lived in Epping for 30 years, and has …
Phil moved to New Hampshire from Iowa in 1999 after retiring. He had worked many years as a civil engineer in agriculture for the state of Iowa, designing and building wildlife habitats and reclaiming coal mine lands. Phil likens NH to Iowa because the people are laid back, down to earth and politically similar, but …
Republican Review Issue 14
You might think of Romeo as a “city person” because he is well known for his real estate group and developing, owning and managing industrial properties in the Greater Manchester area. However, Romeo lives on a beautiful, rural farm in Nottingham where he raises chickens, ducks and beef. Romeo serves on the Executive Departments and …
Karel is no stranger to politics, having served on the School Board and Select Board for 18 years, many of which as Chair, in her home town of Moultonborough. She has lived there with her family for 35 years. As a Drivers Education instructor and entrepreneur since 1998, Karel finds the Transportation committee a good …
Republican Review Issue 13
CONCORD – Today House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) and House Republican Policy Leader Laurie Sanborn (R-Bedford) offered the following statement in reaction to the Senate passing their budget proposal. House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) “The Senate has done what some may want you to believe is impossible. They have produced a responsible, balanced …
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