Budgets should reflect the pressing needs and opportunities of government. Democrats believe this budget lacks the concern of property tax payers and those looking for affordable housing.
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NH Fiscal Policy Institute Mid-Year Briefing
Policymakers in the State Capitol will focus on allocating resources in the next State Budget during the next several months. The State Budget provides funds for a wide variety of programs and services, including health and education, road and bridge maintenance, and public protection for both people and the natural environment. Understanding the State Budget, how it is developed, and current public needs and trends in key economic and fiscal conditions can provide insights into the discussions that will shape priorities for the next spending plan. Here are seven facts about the New Hampshire State Budget to know for 2025:
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Thanks for your support on November 5
Representatives Jaci Grote, Dennis Malloy and Peggy Balboni while campaigning in Greenland and Rye during the 2024 election cycle.
Jaci Grote, Peggy Balboni and I want thank the voters of Greenland and Rye for their support during the 2024 election cycle. I’m proud to serve together with Jaci Grote and Peggy Balboni on behalf of everyone who lives in these two Seacoast communities.
For the past several months we have been door knocking and attending as many local meetings and gatherings as possible and we are grateful for your thoughts and questions while campaigning.
We are always available to answer your questions and take your concerns to the state house in Concord.
It is a pleasure and honor to serve you, and we look forward to continuing that service over the next two years.