In the wake of a partisan hit job by the Democrats on New Hampshire’s Executive Council, Republican Ryan Terrell, appointed but not nominated the State School Board, has decided to run for the NH House of Representatives.
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Ryan has set up a Facebook page for his campaign here, where he provides a long list of articles about the partisan vote to deny him a seat on the school board, along with a thank you.
New Hampshire has wrapped its arms around me and embraced me since I arrived here in 2011. I’m proud to call myself an adopted Granite Stater. I’m dedicated to keeping the Granite State great and protecting the New Hampshire Advantage. I will continue my efforts to improve the K-12 public school education if I’m elected as State Rep.
And we hope you get the opportunity because I continue to hear amazing things about this man, so I’m glad to hear he has taken his desire to serve, and a whole lot of earned media, and put it to good use.
I deeply appreciate the overwhelming support for my State Rep campaign. This is going to be a tough primary race in a historically Democratic district. I surely can not win without the collective support of the citizens, businesses, and non-profits in the district and State.
I look forward to engaging with the citizens of the Ward 4 community throughout my campaign and beyond. My mission is to champion the Granite State values of conservatism, freedom, liberty, and grit.
Together, we will keep New Hampshire second to none as the greatest place to live in America, thus the world. The most important step in any journey is the first one. Thank you for taking the first step with me on my journey to the State House.
We wish him luck along with all the other candidates trying to claw Nashua and New Hampshire back from the brink.
