Thank you for your vote

I want to take this opportunity to thank the voters of Greenland and Rye for your support of my campaign during the 2022 mid-term election. I promised to knock on the doors of 1,000 residents but exceeded that goal by reaching over 1,700 voters.

Greenland and Rye voters turned out in record numbers with Greenland seeing a turnout of 85% of the registered voters. The state wide turnout was 70%.

Your support means everything to all of us who represent you in Concord. State representatives Jaci Grote and Peggy Balboni, along with newly elected state senator Deb Altschiller promise to return that support to you in the upcoming legislative session beginning in January 2023.

Thank you for your support. I look forward to serving the residents of Greenland and Rye in the newly formed Rockingham 24 House district.

Representative Dennis Malloy

Support for Dennis Malloy, Jaci Grote and Peggy Balboni

Vote Jaci Grote, Dennis Malloy, Peggy Balboni for state rep in Rye, Greenland

Oct. 15 — To the Editor:

There’s a well-known axiom, “The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior.” That’s why I want to be represented in Concord by those with a long history of service to their communities and to the state. Jaci Grote, Dennis Malloy, and Peggy Balboni embody this ethic of service. Jaci and Dennis have been skillfully representing us in Concord for several terms. Peggy dedicated many years to Rye as a long-term School Board and Budget Committee member and now is running for the newly created district shared among Rye, Greenland, and parts of North Hampton. Most importantly, all three of these fine people have demonstrated success at working across the aisle in ways that garner respective from everyone involved.

I’ve had the privilege of serving with Peggy on the School Board and with both Jaci and Peggy on the Rye Budget Committee. Both are true professionals who come to every meeting fully prepared and ready to engage in respectful deliberations for the good of the schools and town. Much of this sort of volunteer board/committee work goes unnoticed until something goes wrong, which is even more reason why I appreciate people like Peggy and Jaci who are willing to collaboratively work behind the scenes for the good of others.

Jaci has been making her mark on the Executive Departments and Administration committee where she brings her management and budget experience to monitor the functioning of state government, especially the complex state retirement system. Dennis has been an effective representative for Greenland, serving on the incredibly important Ways and Means Committee. I wasn’t happy about the redistricting, but I’m thankful that Dennis will now represent Rye in addition to Greenland (Rye folks, remember to vote for three representatives!). Like Peggy and Jaci, Dennis serves his town of Greenland in multiple ways. Important for our region, Dennis is a Great Bay Steward and both Jaci and Dennis serve on the Seacoast Safe Water Commission.

Being an effective representative for our communities is hard work, requiring extensive experience in working with diverse colleagues. We also benefit from having representatives who appreciate how local government works and understand the downstream effects of state policies.

When you vote, remember to vote for three representatives on November 8th and ask yourself who has already done the work that has prepared them to do the work for us. The choice is clear! Please join me in voting for Jaci Grote, Dennis Malloy, and Peggy Balboni for state representatives for Rye and Greenland.

Scott Marion

Rye

Scott Marion of Rye supports State Representatives Jaci Grote, Dennis Malloy and candidate Peggy Balboni for election to the NH General Court

Family Friendly Action Fund supports Malloy

Granite State families need solutions and Jaci Grote and Peggy Balboni of Rye and I have gained the support of the Family Friendly Action Fund. We know that Granite State families are feeling the squeeze of a tough economy. And in the General Court you can count on us to work toward solutions—not partisan agendas.

• Protecting a woman’s freedom to make her own reproductive decisions and fighting abortion bans

• Making childcare and eldercare more affordable so we can give our loved ones the care they need.

• Lowering the cost of prescription drugs so we can afford lifesaving medications.

State Representatives Jaci Grote and Dennis Malloy and candidate Peggy Balboni are putting Families First in Greenland, Rye and North Hampton.

Family Friendly New Hampshire is a statewide organization dedicated to advancing a family friendly economic agenda. Family Friendly New Hampshire is part of a national network called the Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy (CFFE).

Family Friendly Action PAC (FFA PAC) works to ensure candidates hear directly from voters during elections about the economic issues that matter most in their lives. To learn more, visit cffe.link/nh2022.

Jaci Grote and Dennis Malloy campaigning in Rye October 16

Jaci Grote and I campaigned in Rye on Sunday October 16, a beautiful autumn day along the ocean on the Seacoast. We’ve now knocked on 1200 doors in Greenland and Rye and met hundreds of supporters. More doors to come and several “visibilities” are scheduled. Look for our information coming to you through the mail in the next week or two

We hear that people just want government to work again and for politicians to find compromise. Health care, the environment and education are the top issues we hear about.

Jaci and I maintain websites and we have solid voting records in Concord. Let us know what’s on your mind.

Jaci Grote and Dennis Malloy in Rye on Sunday afternoon October 16, 2022

Dennis and Peggy Canvassing in Rye

Dennis Malloy and Peggy Balboni canvassing in Rye for the upcoming election for state representative.

Dennis is running with Jaci Grote for the two seats in Greenland and Rye and Peggy is running for a new district seat that includes North Hampton, Greenland and Rye.

I’m sure we’ll be seeing you in the neighborhood and asking for your opinions about how we can best serve the Seacoast by promoting quality public education, good jobs, clean water and women’s health care.