A Granite Stater by choice. A leader by action.
Meet Jason
Jason Osborne is the Majority Leader of the New Hampshire House of Representatives and a state representative from Auburn. First elected in 2014, he was chosen by his colleagues to lead the House Republican Caucus in 2020 and has guided the majority ever since.
Jason moved his family to New Hampshire in 2010, drawn by the same thing that brings so many here: low taxes, limited government, and a state that trusts people to run their own lives. He has spent his time in Concord working to keep it that way — championing tax cuts, school choice, and the freedoms that make New Hampshire the freest state in the country.
A graduate of Hillsdale College with degrees in economics and mathematics, Jason brings a builder's mindset to the State House. His wife, Sharon, founded a nonprofit homeschool resource center, and together they are raising their children in the New Hampshire they chose.
Leadership Philosophy
"My way of leading is not telling people what to do, but figuring out what people want to do and then showing them how to do it."
That approach has produced one of the most consequential conservative records in the country — eliminating the Interest & Dividends Tax, expanding Education Freedom Accounts, strengthening Second Amendment protections, and taking on the energy costs that hit Granite State families hardest.