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I believe the audit for the “Windham Incident” has lost all credibility because there is no way for observers to observe in a meaningful manner. “Trust but verify” is difficult, and in many cases impossible. While the AG’s office and auditors have responded to some concerns, they have repeatedly ignored most legitimate requests for transparency.
Would you like to make a difference in our state? The 603 Alliance invites you to join us on April 11th to help get Bill Boyd elected as a State Representative.
On Thursday, March 25th, the 603 Alliance hosted a webinar on Critical Race Theory. Dr. Karlyn Borysenko gave us an overview of what CRT says and provided examples from around the United States, including some cases in New Hampshire.
Join us on Thursday, March 25th at 7 PM (tonight!) for a free webinar on Critical Race Theory. Learn what CRT is, why it matters to all of us, and what is being done to stop it from being propagated in our taxpayer-funded schools and government agencies. (Register here.)
The 603 Alliance hosted a webinar last night on the topic of the Windham election irregularities. The speakers included Ken Eyring and Tom Murray of Windham, Dr. Dave Strang, State Sen. Bob Guida, and special guest James O’Keefe.
The 603 Alliance will present a 2-part online training series on how to be an effective GOP town committee chair, starting on Tuesday, February 23rd from 7:00-8:30 PM.
Good government starts at the local level. Do you want to keep taxes low? Prevent wasteful spending? Fight for quality education? This January, please consider filing to run for local office!
A few weeks ago, we posted a picture of a group of Republican women participating in an immersive candidate training on how to run for public office. New Hampshire Democrat Party State Chair Ray Buckley shared the picture claiming, they are not smart enough to be state reps. Why?
The 603 Alliance will be holding another two-day training for Republican State Rep candidates on July 11-12 from 9 AM-4 PM (both days) in Ashland, NH. The training will cover the fundamentals of running a successful campaign for State Rep.
Jim Qualey of Rindge is a candidate to represent Fitzwilliam and Rindge in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Jim released the following statement:
