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.

Endorsed by the Sierra Club of New Hampshire

The Sierra Club of New Hampshire has endorsed my candidacy for the State House in appreciation of my demonstrated commitment to protecting the environment. I am most proud of my work on mitigating PFAS and PFOA contamination not only in the Seacoast but throughout the state. As a Trustee of Great Bay Stewards we help in returning the natural resources of the Great Bay to its original purpose of filtering the tidal water that flows in so that oysters and eel grass can flourish.

Reviewing The 2023-2024 House Legislative Session

Even though NH House passed a balanced budget on an historic voice vote, there were many policy initiatives on which the two parties disagreed. House Democrats were united in addressing and preventing the legislature from enacting:

• A six-week abortion ban.

• Several laws removing the protection of reproductive rights in the NH Constitution.

• A shift of $135 million in annual tax burden from wealthy individuals onto property taxpayers.

• Policies that increased the costs to local governments and the tax burden on property taxpayers across the state.

• An expansion of the school voucher program (EFA) to all students in primarily religious schools that would cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars.

• A law that would restrict the right of unions to bargain collectively known deceptively as “Right to Work”.

• A measure preventing the expansion of free school meals to the low-income families that need it.

• A law blocking New Hampshire from accessing federal funds to help feed needy kids in the summer.

• The enaction of rules that would only add to the contamination of our soil and drinking water with cancer-causing chemicals.

• Laws that jeopardize the safety of LGBTQ+ students by violating their privacy and forcibly outing them.

• Laws that usurp local control and target LGBTQ+ students by restricting what they can read.

• Rules designed to release EFA voucher recipients from their obligation to adhere to the program’s eligibility requirements.

Greenland Rye State Representative Dennis Malloy

While the NH Legislature made history this session by passing a balanced budget on a voice vote, there were many concerns that still need to be addressed.

I’m looking forward to returning to the NH House in 2025 to work on those concerns.