As a renter myself, I personally understand the struggle to find affordable housing here in New Hampshire. The lack of affordable housing has made home ownership feel further away than ever, but that can change. I will fight to properly fund more affordable housing projects. Our minimum wage is still $7.25 per hour which is not nearly enough to live on, but I will work to change that.

Healthcare in the Granite State needs to be affordable and accessible, including mental health and substance abuse care. Reproductive and gender-affirming care have been under attack across the US and here in New Hampshire. As someone who has been directly affected by this care and its restrictions, I will ensure that everyone is able to access the care they need without harmful roadblocks.

Book bans, underfunding, and school choice vouchers have been put forward in an attempt to hollow out our public education system and take taxpayer dollars away from public schools and into private schools. We need to make sure our children are brought up in the best environment possible, and properly funding our public school systems is the most effective way to invest in their future. There is also a dire need for investment in more affordable, higher quality, and available childcare.

The effects of climate change are undeniable, and they will only continue to grow if we don’t take action. For too long, we have neglected to limit carbon emissions and pollution and prepare ourselves for dealing with the effects of climate change. I will take a stand against large corporations and move New Hampshire towards clean energy to make sure we leave our children a better world than we found it.