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There are so many important issues to address before the New Hampshire primary on September 8, 2026, to help voters decide: economic concerns including inflation; election integrity/voter roll cleanups; school spending tax cap; Leftist federal judiciary war against President Trump…the list goes on.
Most of us who hated math in school (many moons ago for me) get a bit glassy-eyed when we look at the “numbers” from clever clog economists, but we can understand the basic English representations. Like the CPI (Consumer Price Index) rate of inflation. We understand that lower inflation indicates more stable prices and better purchasing power for consumers, and higher inflation can erode savings and create economic uncertainty.
Under the Biden presidency, the rate was 21.5%, and under Trump it is currently 3.4%, so we don’t need to be rocket scientists to understand that we’re not in deep doo-doo like the Democrats like to claim. Not to mention the current positive rise in the stock market, which is offering retirees a major boost in their financial freedom.
Voter roll cleanups are gaining ground in America. Judicial Watch recently scored two more victories for election integrity, resulting in the removal of more than 1.17 million ineligible voter registrations in Colorado and Oregon, bringing the total of removed names to over 6 million nationwide. According to the AP, nearly 150,000 mail ballots were rejected in California’s primary in June 2026, and there are documented, suspected, and prosecuted instances of voter fraud in Minnesota (what a surprise). We are finally fighting back, and Democrats are angry. The more we uncover ballot fraud by the Democratic Party, the more they hate us.
Another thorn in the side of liberals is NH House Bill 1300, recently signed into law by Governor Kelly Ayotte will go before voters as a question on ballots across New Hampshire on November 3, 2026.
The question reads in part: “Shall the [name of municipality] limit property tax growth for [name(s) of school district(s)] under RSA 32:5-i? If adopted for a two-year period: (1) the local property tax levy may not grow beyond the prior year’s amount, adjusted for inflation and new construction. That’s a yuge YES for me! Putting a cap on municipal overspending is a no-brainer.
Democrats’ judicial supremacy war against President Trump is an abomination. The power of a single federal judge to universally enjoin congressional legislation is a clear threat to the Constitution’s separation of powers. Under no other presidency except for Trump have we endured such blatant disregard by these rogue liberal judges who think they have the authority to block the president’s executive orders. It must be stopped.
In New Hampshire, we have one candidate for U.S. Senate with the integrity and trustworthiness to do the job in the Senate for our state and country: Scott Brown.
The New Hampshire MAGA grassroots movement is a powerful voting body, and we are behind Senator Scott Brown.
