The results of the special election in Hooksett are in and Democrat Kathleen Martins is the newest member of the New Hampshire House. Martins is the winner by a vote of 1000 to 961
The results of the special election in Hooksett are in and Democrat Kathleen Martins is the newest member of the New Hampshire House. Martins is the winner by a vote of 1000 to 961
My name is Elliot Axelman, and I am a Republican running for State Representative in the Hooksett Special Election.
If you really want to know how a candidate is likely to vote if elected, look at the people who are supporting the candidate. And in the case of Kathleen Martins, this test indicates that the hard-Left will have a reliable vote. For example, there is someone or someone(s) calling himself/herself or themselves “Black Dog” … Read more
This: Sounds good, right? Martins will “protect” “people’s second amendment rights.” … EXCEPT what “progressives” believe Second Amendment rights are is very, very different from what the rest of us believe. In a nutshell, the “progressives” believe that guns can be used for competition-shooting and hunting … and must be kept locked away the rest … Read more
With Coronavirus taking hold in the Granite State local first responders and health care providers are increasingly at risk. One of those first responders is running for the NH House and a national campaign funding machine is trying to smear him.
So check this out: When a “progressive” runs in a Center-Right town like Hooksett, the challenge is to reassure other “progressives” that you are indeed one of them, while misleading the majority of voters that you aren’t. So you speak in code. “Strong Public Schools” – when a Democrat in New Hampshire tells you that … Read more
This from the New Hampshire Democrat-Youth a few days ago: The linked letter argues … based on lies … that Elliot Axelman is an “extremist outsider.” More specifically, it falsely claims that Axelman wants to abolish the First Amendment and wants to make ownership of firearms mandatory. The linked letter is … in other words … Read more
Okay, the First in the Nation is over and the nation media swarm is gone. Let’s get back to the business of turning New Hampshire Red Again. Hooksett has a special election coming up on March 10th. Elliot Axelman is running against a leftist to fill the vacant seat of the late Rep. Dick Marple. … Read more
Now that the Democrats have lost what was billed as a Bellwether special election, the narrative will be “actually, it didn’t matter.” It was a Republican seat in a district Trump won by 10 points. Okay, then why did the Left dump gobs of cash to try and flip it if it didn’t matter?
From Cornerstone Action’s legislative update, 1/18/20: a proposed “reproductive medical decisions” amendment to the New Hampshire constitution, CACR 14, will have a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday, January 22, at 1 p.m. in room 208 of the Legislative Office Building in Concord. This proposed constitutional amendment is a clear and direct attempt to make abortion a protected right under the New Hampshire constitution – a “right” that would remain intact even if Roe v. Wade were to be overturned.
The Democrats on the Fiscal committee are refusing to approve funds for the NH Attorney General’s office. The State is defending two election laws the Left hates. They are refusing money to the department to force the AG to drop these cases.
Judicial Watch works on many important issues of government for us, the American people. One of the most important things they have been doing is to continue to force states and counties across the nation to comply with the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA).
Promoted from the Nashua Microgrok: Does this email, sent by a teachers union representative to district staff using school district electronic mailboxes, sound like electioneering to you?
Does this email, sent by a teachers union representative to district staff using school district electronic mailboxes, sound like electioneering to you? “You sent around the election stuff on Friday. But some people were missing. Could you check if it was just an oversight? If you don’t have those names, I will check the status with Adam.”
We are headed, not only into the new year but into a new decade. Some are calling it the kickoff to the Roaring Twenties redux. Let’s hope not. Voters are facing some incredibly important decisions. Absolutely everything is on the line. Heads up, it is time to defend your values and principles before it is too late.
The Honorable Dick Marple, from Hooksett, passed away suddenly on December 13. Rep. Marple was a dedicated public servant for decades who spent his time in Concord fighting for liberty and preservation of the Constitution. Thank you to the Marple family and Dick himself who spent so much time fighting for you and I. Hooksett … Read more
I want to file a whistleblower complaint. I heard from a friend of a friend that they heard from someone who felt like something they were told by someone who overheard a discussion about a phone call was inappropriate.
(That old joke of killer found guilty of murdering his parent – “Have mercy on me for I am now an orphan”). So, Mayor Joyce Craig’s Administration screwed up not once, but TWICE, found guilty, but is looking for a stay of the Judge’s order to Manchester to either put Mark Warden’s name on the … Read more
Michael Vose won the Epping Special Election tonight 880 to 806, defeating Naomi Andrews. Over 1500 ballots were handed out, marking nearly 30% turnout, which is huge for a special election in New Hampshire. Both sides saw this election as vital to win, and poured tons of resources into the small town of Epping to … Read more
Penacook has been overlooked, and as a Marine and a father with a child in the school system, I hope to change that. I have heard that many residents would like a grocery store. One of my top priorities is to streamline the process to help ensure this happens. We can’t allow another good deal … Read more