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With more and more dirt and bad press on Tim McGough coming to light as the June filing time approaches, we all know that Queen Sharon, Jeb, and PK are scrambling for someone to primary him. Why not convince (currently Rep) Gary Daniels to take one for the team? As an ordinary rep, Gary is … Read more
Since 2014, Liberty Ballot has been helping Granite Staters answer important election-related questions. Which candidates support smaller government?
Word on the street is that the Senate thinks Gov. Chris Sununu did nothing wrong by acting like a king for the past year, and they aren’t willing to cross him, especially because he’s “in the same party” and “so very popular.” (Insert negative exclamation!)
If anyone happens to know the webmaster that takes care of the NH Senate Roster page, can you send him or her a small clue?
The New Hampshire State Senate District 11 Recount was yesterday. Democrat incumbent Shannon Chandley was looking for a Michigan Miracle. But at the end of the day, Daniels, whom Chandley beat for the same seat in NH’s 2018 Democrat wave election, prevailed.
In February, Kevin Landrigan announced in his “State House Dome” column that four state senators had been endorsed by EMILY’s List, a PAC that funds campaigns for abortion extremist women candidates.
I am an “undeclared” voter, in the parlance of New Hampshire’s election laws, which means I’m not registered with any political party. I get a hefty pile of political ads in the mail every day during election season, as both major parties try to win my vote. Check the facts, they urge me.
This past week, I officially filed for State Senate in District 11, comprised of the towns of Amherst, Merrimack, Milford, and Wilton. We need a State Senate that is willing to work with the Governor to solve problems and deliver results, not play partisan political games.
Milford, NH – Today, conservative State Senator Gary Daniels announced that he will be seeking the District 11 State Senate seat. Daniels has hired Dan Passen, President of Passen Aggressive Communications and Strategies and former State Chairman of the NH College Republicans, as his campaign consultant.
Five (out of the possible 24 NH State Senate District) candidates showed up (listed alphabetically):
Here is Gary – the others are after the jump.
There were a number of no-shows (although Bob Guida (District 2), while absent, at least sent in a Letter to be read). Which left the following no-shows:
Even with all of other events going on, there were enough folks running for the NH House of Representatives to take quite some time as well! In order of speaking appearance at the CNHT Picnic:
Bill Walker, Plainfield Susan Olsen, Warner / Webster
More after the jump.
