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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Statement of Receipts and Expenditures for POLITICAL COMMITTEES September 11,2018- State Primary Election REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR PRIMARY ELECTION June 7, 2017 D December 6, 2017 0 D Se tember 5, 2018 D Se tember 19,2018 D SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES THIS PERIOD TO DATE RECEIPTS A. Total amount of receipts over $25 B. Total amount of receipts unitemized ($25 or less) C. Number of Contributors D. Number ofrecei ts unitemized E. Subtotal of non-monetary (in-kind) receipts F. Subtotal of monetary receipts (A+ 8- E) G. Total Surplus/Deficit from previous campaign- should be reported once (on the first report filed for the 2018 election cycle) TOTAL RECEIPTS (E + F +G) EXPENDITURES H. Total amount of expenditures (excluding Ind. Exp. $500 or more) TOTAL EXPENDITURES ( H + I) PENDING EXPENDITURES - Promise of Payment JUN 2 0 2018 Signature of Treasurer NE\.•V 1-!AMPSH!HE: DEPf;RTf'"il:;;..,:: t;t- ~:,T\''Tj Secretary ofState's Office, 107 North~MainStreef:s;;teii;;;;;e, Room 204, Concord, NH 03301 Phone: 603-271-3242-- Fax: 603-271-6316-- http://sos.nh.gov Page of Pages Candidate or Committee Name: __________________________ ITEMIZED RECEIPTS Reporting period ending 2017 Amount Aggregate* If contribution or aggregate contribution Post Office Address of Date Contributions is over $100 list: Contribution Received to Date Occupation and Place of Business Total of receipts unitemized ($25 or under) in this report $_____ _ ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES ***Indicate to which election expenditure applies Amount Date of Expense ExPended ***Primarv/General Nature of Expenditure 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 *List occupation and place of business if total exceeds $100 for primary or general election. RSA 664:6, I. Name of Address City State Zip Code Amount Received Aggregate Occupation Employer Contributor 270 Deering Center NORTHWAY Aaron Gill Deering NH 03244-6502 $10.00 2/17/2018 $120.00 BANKER Rd BANK 270 Deering Center NORTHWAY Aaron Gill Deering NH 03244-6502 $10.00 1/17/2018 $120.00 BANKER Rd BANK 270 Deering Center NORTHWAY Aaron Gill Deering NH 03244-6502 $10.00 12/17/2017 $120.00 BANKER Rd BANK 270 Deering Center NORTHWAY Aaron Gill Deering NH 03244-6502 $10.00 3/17/2018 $120.00 BANKER Rd BANK 270 Deering Center NORTHWAY Aaron Gill Deering NH 03244-6502 $10.00 4/17/2018 $120.00 BANKER Rd BANK 270 Deering Center NORTHWAY Aaron Gill Deering NH 03244-6502 $10.00 5/17/2018 $120.00 BANKER Rd BANK 270 Deering Center NORTHWAY Aaron Gill Deering NH 03244-6502 $10.00 6/17/2018 $120.00 BANKER Rd BANK Adam Fishman II Steeple View Ln Bedford NH 03110-4820 $2,500.00 5/7/2018 $2,500.00 CPTE Health Group CEO Adrian Basora POBox 1055 Walpole NH 03608-1055 $250.00 2/20/2018 $250.00 International Affairs Self Employed attomey;VP New Hampshire Alan Cantor 88 Allison St Concord NH 03301-2841 $50.00 6/2/2018 $50.00 Philanthropy Community Loan Alan Gold 50 S School St Portsmouth NH 03801-5258 $100.00 12/30/2017 $100.00 Consultant Self 1406 White Cedar Alena Allegretti Portsmouth NH 03801-6542 $10.00 5/2112018 $25.00 graphic designer Suki LLC Blvd 458 Mount Prospect Alex Ray Holderness NH 03245-5134 $100.00 2/5/2018 $100.00 Restauranteur Self Rd I McCrum Law Alex Work 12 Deer Run Exeter NH 03833-4517 $10.00 5/9/2018 $10.00 Law Clerk Office Alexander Bernhard PO Box 198 East Andover NH 03231-0198 $250.00 12/19/2017 $350.00 Retired None I Alexander Bernhard PO Box 198 East Andover NH 03231-0198 $100.00 1/16/2018 $350.00 Retired None I Alexander Shaheen & Gordon j 36 Cranberry Way Manchester NH 03109-5962 $25.00 5/8/2018 $25.00 Attorney Campbell P.A. Nashua Adult Alexis Eaton 19 Summer St Milford NH 03055-3932 $10.00 5/8/2018 $20.00 Teacher Learning Center Nashua Adult Alexis Eaton 19 Summer St Milford NH 03055-3932 $10.00 6/8/2018 $20.00 Teacher Learning Center Alfrieda Englund 71 Cameron Cv Munsonville NH 03457-4109 $25.00 1/31/2018 $25.00 Retired Teacher Retired Lamprey Real Alice Wardlaw 920 BeanRd Moultonborough NH 03254-3126 $30.00 3/9/2018 $30.00 Realtor Estate Associates Alice Weber 108 Lille Rd Nashua NH 03062-2421 $25.00 2/2/2018 $55.00 none none Allan Knight 58 Hanson Rd Chester NH 03036-4117 $10.00 4/21/2018 $120.00 retired none Allan Knight 58 Hanson Rd Chester NH 03036-4117 $10.00 3/21/2018 $120.00 retired none Allan Knight 58 Hanson Rd Chester NH 03036-4117 $10.00 5/21/2018 $120.00 retired none Allan Knight 58 Hanson Rd Chester NH 03036-4117 $10.00 1/21/2018 $120.00 retired none Allan Knight 58 Hanson Rd Chester NH 03036-4117 $10.00 12/21/2017 $120.00 retired none Allan Knight 58 Hanson Rd Chester NH 03036-4117 $10.00 2/21/2018 $120.00 retired none Regulatory Lexecon, an FTI I Allen Cavicchi 6 Bellevue Rd Arlington MA 02476-7920 $250.00 3/30/2018 $650.00 Economist Company Regulatory Lexecon, an FTI Allen Cavicchi 6 Bellevue Rd Arlington MA 02476-7920 $100.00 6/11/2018 $650.00 Economist Company State of New Amanda Merrill 8 MeadowRd Durham NH 03824-1907 $250.00 1/4/2018 $250.00 Former State Rep Hampshire Harbor Eyecare Amy Pruszenski PO Box232 Rye NH 03870-0232 $44.00 1/10/2018 $64.00 optometrist Center P.C. Andrew Ager 82 Church St Lebanon NH 03766-1620 $50.00 5/10/2018 $134.00 Registrar Dartmouth College I Andrew Ager 82 Church St Lebanon NH 03766-1620 $44.00 1/10/2018 $134.00 Registrar Dartmouth College Burroughs Anita Burroughs P0Box487 Glen NH 03838-0487 $500.00 3/5/2018 $525.00 marketing Healthcare Burroughs Anita Burroughs PO Box487 Glen NH 03838-0487 $25.00 1/18/2018 $525.00 marketing Health care Methuen Federal Ann Cote 69 Little Mill Rd Sandown NH 03873 $25.00 12/3012017 $50.00 Ceo Credit Union Methuen Federal Ann Cote 69 Little Mill Rd Sandown NH 03873 $25.00 3/29/2018 $50.00 Ceo Credit Union Ann Hopkins 1359 Ocean Blvd Rye NH 03870-2206 $25.0C 3/28/2018 $50.00 Consultant Self-employed Ann Wright 10 Thornton Ln Lee NH 03861-6343 $50.00 6/4/2018 $230.00 Homemaker None Ann Wright 10 Thornton Ln Lee NH 03861-6343 $100.00 3/31/2018 $230.00 Homemaker None Ann-Marie McCoy II Marblehead Rd Windham NH 03087 $100.00 1/25/2018 $100.00 Retired None Law Office of Anna Goulet 22 Veterans Rd Amherst NH 03031-2701 $250.00 6/9/2018 $500.00 Attorney Manning& Zimmerman Zimmerman Anne Faulkner 42 Hurricane Rd Keene NH 03431-2100 $250.00 1/14/2018 $250.00 Attorney Self Anne Glazebrook 284 Highland St Ashland NH 03217-4343 $5.00 6/16/2018 $5.00 Not Employed Not Employed Anne Holliday 222 International Dr Portsmouth NH 03801-6818 $100.00 6/3/2018 $1,500/00 CPA AnneHollidayCPA Anne Holliday 222 International Dr Portsmouth NH 03801-6818 $100.00 4/3/2018 $1,500/00 CPA AnneHollidayCPA Anne Holliday 222 International D Portsmouth NH 03801-6818 $100.00 5/3/2018 $1,500/00 CPA AnneHollidayCPA Anne Holliday 222 International Dr Portsmouth NH 03801-6818 $100.00 2/3/2018 $1,500/00 CPA AnneHollidayCPA Anne Holliday 222 International Dr Portsmouth NH 03801-6818 $100.00 1/3/2018 $1,500/00 CPA AnneHollidayCPA Anne Holliday 222 International Dr Portsmouth NH 03801-6818 $100.00 3/3/2018 $1,500/00 CPA AnneHollidayCPA Anne Nilsen 115 Hilltop PI New London NH 03257-5412 $100.00 4/6/2018 $100.00 Anthony Dilorenzo 2025 Woodbury Ave Newington NH 03801 $500.00 12/15/2018 $3,500.00 Owner Key Auto Group Anthony Dilorenzo 2025 Woodbury Ave Newington NH 03801 $500.00 111512018 $3,500.00 Owner Key Auto Group !Anthony Dilorenzo 2025 Woodbury Ave Newington NH 03801 $500.00 2/15/2018 $3,500.00 Owner Key Auto Group Anthony Dilorenzo 2025 Woodbury Ave Newington NH 03801 $500.00 3/15/2018 $3,500.00 Owner Key Auto Group Anthony Dilorenzo 2025 Woodbury Ave Newington NH 03801 $500.00 4/15/2018 $3,500.00 Owner Key Auto Group Anthony Dilorenzo 2025 Woodbury Ave Newington NH 03801 $500.00 5/15/2018 $3,500.00 Owner Key Auto Group Anthony Dilorenzo 2025 Woodbury Ave Newington NH 03801 $500.00 6/15/2018 $3,500.00 Owner Key Auto Group 27 Poor Richards Anthony N. Sacco, Anthony Sacco Bow NH 03304-3506 $250.00 6/7/2018 $500.00 President Dr O.D. Aron Insinga 41 DublinAve Nashua NH 03063-2043 $25.00 6/12/2018 $155.00 Software Engineer Locus Robotics Aron Insinga 41 Dublin Ave Nashua NH 03063-2043 $25.02 5/31/2018 $155.00 Software Engineer Locus Robotics Arthur Gajarsa PO Box226 Holderness NH 03245-0226 $1,000.00 3/9/2018 $1,000.00 Senior Counsel Wilmerhale Arthur Slocum POBox 1386 Wolfeboro NH 03894-1386 $100.00 2/8/2018 $100.00 Not Employed None Director of City of Bridgeport Av Harris 63 Cottage St Amherst MA 01002-2123 $100.00 4/18/2018 $100.00 Legislative Affairs CT and Public Policy BARBARA 84 Bunker Hill Ave Stratham NH 03885-2408 $100.00 3/28/2018 $500.00 NOT EMPLOYED N/A BRODERICK BARBARA 84 Bunker Hill Ave Stratham NH 03885-2408 $100.00 4/28/2018 $500.00 NOT EMPLOYED N/A BRODERICK BARBARA 84 Bunker Hill Ave Stratham NH 03885-2408 $100.00 2/24/2018 $500.00 NOT EMPLOYED N/A BRODERICK BARBARA 84 Bunker Hill Ave Stratham NH 03885-2408 $100.00 5/28/2018 $500.00 NOT EMPLOYED N/A BRODERICK Barbara 35 Shirley Park Rd Goffstown NH 03045-1840 $50.00 6/4/2018 $143.00 Not Employed none Carbonneau Barbara 35 Shirley Park Rd Goffstown NH 03045-1840 $25.00 4113/2018 $143.00 Not Employed none Carbonneau Barbara 35 Shirley Park Rd Goffstown NH 03045-1840 $10.00 2/6/2018 $143.00 Not Employed none Carbonneau People's United i Barbara DeStefano 99 Hanover St Portsmouth NH 03801-3988 $100.00 4/27/2018 $250.00 Insurance Agent Insurance A_gency J STATE STATE OF NEW I Barbara Helmstetter 365 N River Rd Epping NH 03042-1609 $25.00 3/28/2018 $75.00 REPRESENTATIV HAMPSHIRE ~- -- --~ -- E - - I Hudson School Barbara Hynes 14 Crestview Cir Londonderry NH 03053-2487 $44.00 1/10/2018
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    HOUSE RECORD Second Year of the 166th General Court Calendar and Journal of the 2020 Session State of New Hampshire Web Site Address: www.gencourt.state.nh.us Vol. 42 Concord, N.H. Friday, June 5, 2020 No. 23X Contains: House Deadlines; House Bills Amended by the Senate; Revised Fiscal Notes; Reports and Amendments; Meetings and Notices HOUSE CALENDAR MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE: The House will be in session on Thursday, June 11th at 10:00 a.m. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this session will take place at the Whittemore Center at UNH in Durham. As you can imagine, the logistics of a session away from our historic Representatives Hall during a pan- demic are quite extensive. Many people are working hard to make this as safe and efficient as possible for all of us. Comprehensive instructions, including parking and handicapped parking, as well as arrival times are being prepared. For example, we are planning to stagger arrival, so please be sure to check to see when you should arrive at the Whittemore Center. I also want to remind members that the building has handi- cap access. Please remember to wear your legislative name badge and security pin so you can be easily identified. I would like to take a moment to thank Eileen Kelly, Paul Smith and Terry Pfaff, along with the leadership of both parties, for their constant involvement and work to ensure our session day will be successful. Should you have a question that is not covered in the forthcoming mailing, please reach out to Eileen Kelly.