A bigger majority. A freer New Hampshire.
The Plan
A larger majority isn't about comfort or easier votes. It's about passing the reforms that matter without watching them die by a single seat — and locking in our gains for the next generation, instead of relitigating them every two years.
House Republicans made a clear promise to Granite Staters — and delivered on it. As Speaker, Jason will hold the House to that same standard: lower taxes, lower energy and health care costs, more housing, and parents empowered in their children's education.
Win at the ballot box first. Spend the summer on the road with our candidates in every corner of the state — helping them sharpen their message, knock the doors, and win the arguments where elections are actually decided.
Put an income tax ban in the Constitution, where no future legislature can touch it. The other side proposed a billion-dollar income tax on the steps of the State House. We finish this fight for good.
Keep taxes low, keep government small, and keep the state out of the way so families do better and the economy does the rest — then build on it. When government takes less, Granite Staters win.
Lead the way Jason always has — not by telling people what to do, but by figuring out what people want to do and showing them how to get it done. Results over rhetoric, every session.
What's at Stake
Everything we've built can be undone in a single session if the other side is handed the gavel. They would tax your wages, raise your property taxes anyway, pull children back into a one-size-fits-all system, and trade the New Hampshire Advantage for the failed policies of the states people are fleeing to get here.
The only thing that has ever stopped that here is a Republican majority willing to say no and mean it.