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NEA-New Hampshire Recommended Candidates for 2020 NEA-New Hampshire Recommended Candidates for 2020 ith more than 17,000 members, NEA-NH has an obligation to provide you with information regarding where candidates stand on issues affecting public educa- tion and our profession. Candidates are evaluated on their support for educators and public education issues. NEA-NH does NOT use other social issues in Wits decision-making process. The candidate’s party affiliation is of no importance. NEA-NH respects each member’s vote to be the private and personal act that it is. Recommendations are made to inform members. Because educators work in one of the most highly regulated professions and because those regulations are dic- tated by the laws passed by legislators and signed by the President or Governor, we take this informational role very seriously. Individuals who do not support the work our members do, or our right to bargain their contracts, or who refuse to provide the funding necessary to educate children, are working tirelessly to get elected and to elect the candidates who support their anti-education views. We must work even harder to ensure students come out on top this election. Recommended Statewide: NH Governor: Dan Feltes, US Senate: Senator Jeanne Shaheen Town/City/Ward US Congress Executive Council NH Senate NH House Belknap County Alton Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Christopher J. Rice Stephen Copithorne Barnstead Chris Pappas Cinde Warmington Christopher J. Rice Jane Westlake Belmont Chris Pappas Cinde Warmington Philip Spagnuolo Don House (D), Doug Trottier (R) Center Harbor Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Gilford Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Philip Spagnuolo Dara McCue Gilmanton Chris Pappas Cinde Warmington Christopher J. Rice Stephen Copithorne Laconia Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Philip Spagnuolo Carlos Cardona, Marcia Hayward, David Huot, Gail Ober Meredith Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Dara McCue New Hampton Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Sanbornton, Tilton Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Jane Alden Floterial: Alton, Barnstead, Gilmanton Ruth Larson Floterial: Belmont, Laconia Charlie St. Clair Carroll County Albany, Freedom, Madison, Tamworth Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Theresa Swanick Jerry Knirk, Susan Ticehurst Bartlett, Hart's Location, Jackson Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Theresa Swanick Anita Burroughs Brookfield, Effingham, Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Theresa Swanick Donna Ackerman, Knute Ogren, Patricia Pustell Ossipee, Wakefield Chatham, Conway, Eaton, Hale's Loc. Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Theresa Swanick Tom Buco, Ellin M. Leonard, Stephen Woodcock Moultonborough, Sandwich, Tuftonboro Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Theresa Swanick Karel Crawford (R), Caroline Nesbitt (D) Wolfeboro Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Theresa Swanick Carrie Duran, John W. Wall Floterial: Albany, Bartlett, Chatham, Conway, Eaton, Freedom, Hale's Loc., Hart's Loc., Jackson, Chris McAleer Madison, Tamworth Floterial: Brookfield, Effingham, Moultonborough, Ossipee, Sandwich, Tuftonboro, Wakefield Eve V. Klotz Cheshire County Alstead, Surry Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn John E. Mann Chesterfield, Hinsdale, Walpole, Westmoreland Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Michael D. Abbott, Paul Berch, Lucy Weber, Cathryn Harvey Dublin Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jeanne Dietsch Richard Ames, Doug Ley Fitzwilliam Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Gene Andersen, Patricia A. Martin Gilsum, Nelson, Sullivan Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Dan Eaton Harrisville, Roxbury Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Richard Ames, Doug Ley Jaffrey Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Richard Ames, Doug Ley Keene Ward 1 Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Lawrence Welkowitz Keene Ward 2 Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn John Bordenet Keene Ward 3 Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Melanie Levesque Keene Ward 4 Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Sparky Von Plinsky Keene Ward 5 Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Donovan Fenton Marlborough Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Lucius Parshall Marlow Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jenn Alford-Teaster John E. Mann Richmond Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Barry Faulkner, Jennie Gomarlo Rindge Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Melanie Levesque Gene Andersen, Patricia A. Martin Stoddard Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jenn Alford-Teaster Dan Eaton Swanzey Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jay Kahn Barry Faulkner, Jennie Gomarlo Troy Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Lucius Parshall Winchester Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jay Kahn Natalie Quevedo Floterial: Dublin, Fitzwilliam, Harrisville, Jaffrey, Rindge, Roxbury Andrew Maneval Floterial: Marlborough, Richmond, Swanzey, Troy, Winchester Bruce L. Tatro Floterial: Keene Joe Schapiro, Amanda Elizabeth Toll October 2020 NEA–New Hampshire Educator 19 Town/City/Ward US Congress Executive Council NH Senate NH House Coos County Atkinson and Gilmanton Acad Grant, Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Bob Baker Cambridge, Clarksville, Colebrook, Columbia, Dix's Grant, Dixville, Errol, Erving's Location, Millsfield, Odell, Pittsburg, Second College Gt., Stewartstown, Stratford, Wentworth's Loc. Bean's Grant, Bean's Purchase, Chandler's Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford William Hatch Purchase, Cutt's Grant, Gorham, Green's Grant, Hadley's Puchase, Low and Burbank’s Gt., Martin's Location, Pinkham's Grant, Sargent's Purchase, Shelburne, Success, Thompson and Meserve's Purchase Berlin Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Eamon Kelley, Larry Laflamme, Yvonne Thomas Carroll, Jefferson, Randolph, Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Edith Tucker Whitefield Dalton, Kilkenny, Lancaster Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Evalyn Merrick Dummer, Milan, Northumberland, Stark Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Christopher Allan Roberge Floterial: Carroll, Dalton, Dummer, Jefferson, Kilkenny, Lancaster, Milan, Northumberland, Randolph, Troy Merner Stark, Whitefield Grafton County Alexandria, Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol, Grafton Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, Catherine Mulholland 20 Bath, Benton, Easton, Landaff Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Denny Ruprecht Bethlehem, Littleton Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Linda Massimilla, Sally Sherrard Cyan Cyan Campton Chris Pappas Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Richard Osborne Canaan Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Suzanne M. Prentiss Timothy Josephson Magenta Magenta Dorchester, Wentworth Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Timothy Josephson Ellsworth, Groton, Orange, Rumney, Thorton Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Kevin Maes Yellow Yellow Enfield Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Suzanne M. Prentiss Roger Dontonville Franconia, Lisbon, Lyman, Monroe, Sugar Hill Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Timothy Egan Hanover, Lyme Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Suzanne M. Prentiss Mary Hakken-Phillips, Russell Muirhead, Black James Murphy, Sharon Nordgren Haverhill Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Don Locascio Hebron, Holderness, Plymouth Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Suzanne Smith,Sallie Fellows, Joyce Weston Lebanon Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Suzanne M. Prentiss Richard Abel, Susan Almy, Laurel Stavis, George Sykes Lincoln, Livermore, Woodstock Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Sue Ford Jerry M. Stringham Orford, Piermont, Warren Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Bill Bolton Denny Ruprecht Waterville Valley Annie Kuster Mike Cryans Theresa Swanick Jerry M. Stringham Floterial: Bethlehem, Franconia, Lisbon, Littleton, Lyman, Monroe, Sugar Hill Elaine H. French Floterial: Bath, Benton, Easton, Haverhill, Landaff, Orford, Piermont, Warren Ed Rajsteter Floterial: Canaan, Dorchester, Ellsworth, Groton, Orange, Rumney, Thornton, Wentworth Francesca Diggs Floterial: Alexandria, Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol, Enfield, Grafton Joshua Adjutant Hillsborough County Amherst Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Shannon Chandley Tony Labranche, Megan Murray, Daniel Veilleux Antrim, Hillsborough, Windsor Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jenn Alford-Teaster Marjorie Porter, Susanne F. White Bedford Chris Pappas Mark MacKenzie Jeanne Dietsch Daniel Dong, Sue Mullen, Emma Carole Paradis, Shana Potvin, Catherine Rombeau, Cheri Goulet Schmitt Bennington Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jenn Alford-Teaster Daniel Pickering Brookline, Mason Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Brian Rater, Chris Wheeler Deering, Weare Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jenn Alford-Teaster Rachel K. Cisto(D), Jennifer Paveglio(D), Gary Hopper (R) Francestown Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Kermit Williams, Jennifer Bernet Goffstown Chris Pappas Mark MacKenzie Lou D'Allesandro Richard Bruno, Jim Craig, Judi Lanza, Robin McCune, Melaine Renfrew-Hebert Greenfield Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Dan Pickering Greenville Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Melanie Levesque Kermit Williams, Jennifer Bernet Hancock Annie Kuster Cinde Warmington Jeanne Dietsch Dan Pickering Hollis Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Melanie Levesque Tom Harris, Kat McGhee Hudson Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Barbara Blue, David Hennessey, Steven Katsos, Robert Sherman, Alejandro Urrutia , Brett Gagnon 20NEA–New Hampshire Educator October 2020 Town/City/Ward US Congress Executive Council NH Senate NH House Litchfield Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Donna Soucy Nikki Fordey Lyndeborough Annie Kuster Deb Pignatelli Jeanne Dietsch Kermit Williams, Jennifer Bernet Manchester Ward 1 Chris Pappas Mark MacKenzie Kevin Cavanaugh Jeff Goley, Diane Langley Manchester Ward 2 Chris Pappas Mark MacKenzie Kevin Cavanaugh Linda DiSilvestro, Iz Piedra Manchester Ward 3 Chris Pappas Mark MacKenzie Lou D'Allesandro Jean Jeudy, Patrick Long Manchester Ward 4 Chris Pappas
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