After retiring in 2010 from a long career as an engineer, manager and administrator of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Jim decided to give back and get more involved in politics. He’s been a Ward moderator for 20 years, and has served on both Planning and School Boards in Rochester. These experiences make him a helpful …
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CONCORD– A resolution brought forward by Minority Leader Gene Chandler, Majority Leader Stephen Shurtleff and Speaker Terie Norelli called for honoring the victims and heroes of the Boston Marathon Tragedy. House Resolution 9 received unanimous bipartisan support 312-0. Minority Leader Gene Chandler’s statement on the resolution: “We felt it was imperative that the New Hampshire …
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Republican Review Issue 8
Knowing he was about to wrap up 6 rewarding years on the School Board, Bob decided to run for State office and try something new. Bob has worked in the lighting business for 30 years, starting as an electrical engineer and now focusing on sales and management. He balances working full-time while serving in the …
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Emily decided to run for state office, because she was impressed with what Republicans were able to accomplish last session, and wanted to be a part of that effort. Like most of us, Emily is focused on “making sure government is extremely careful with tax payer money,” and realized the need to get more involved …
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As a business owner himself, Bruce knows first hand how excessive state regulations and red tape make it hard to expand economically and add jobs. He started his company Hodgdon & Son, Inc. back in 1990 and does site work and excavating for numerous development projects in the area. Bruce is a native of Northwood, …
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Republican Review Issue 7
After a career in the airline industry, most recently as General Manager of Continental Airlines at Logan, David is happy to be in the legislature. He requested to serve in Public Works, because friend Senator Rausch asked him to sit on the same committee he did. David is enjoying it and state governance immensely. His …
Brad always wanted to do public service, and still gets goosebumps walking up the State House steps. Brad’s Dad and best friend was quiet, even-keeled, patriotic and a great public servant, and inspired him to do his part and follow his foot steps. Brad ran for office focused on making it easier for businesses to …
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As a freshman at UNH, Joe is extremely concerned about the economy and the availability of jobs after graduation. He is very interested in state policy issues, especially the budget, and decided to major in Political Science. Joe is finding the legislature an incredible learning experience, particularly in Election Law, where he serves in committee. …
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Republican Review Issue 6
CONCORD – Today House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) offered the following comment in reaction to the Senate passage of HB 598, a bill that bill increases the amount of the record-keeping safe harbor deduction under the business profits tax. House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) “We are pleased that the Senate has passed HB598. …
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CONCORD – Today House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) offered the following comment in reaction to the Senate action on HB370, a bill that would repeal the Education Opportunity Tax Credit program. The Senate voted to table the bill 13-11. House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) “I applaud the Senate for taking action to keep …
Republican Review Issue 5
