Brian Labrie retweeted
Granite Staters know that low taxes are the result of low spending.
NEW: Josiah Bartlett Center poll finds that NH voters want property tax relief, and they want it to come from local governments controlling spending, not additional state aid funded by higher taxes.
jbartlett.org/2026/10/nh-vot…
I’d like to extend a big thank you to all the Bedford Republican Committee volunteers. Truly inspirational people and 100% mission-focused! Thank you for all you do 👍@BedfordGOP
Brian Labrie retweeted
BREAKING: The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to continue enforcing voter ID guidance excluding student IDs as evidence of identity, citing Purcell to stay a contrary lower court ruling. Justice Jackson dissented.
Every family has to balance a checkbook. Washington should too. The deficit has passed $40 trillion, and both parties keep adding to it.
My Six Penny Plan balances the budget in five years by cutting six cents from every dollar the federal government spends.
Brian Labrie retweeted
The Union Leader: Yes on 2.
"Question 2 is a good tool. It gives taxpayers more control over the biggest contributor to rising property taxes in most communities."
Vote YES on Question 2 on November 3.
Read the editorial: unionleader.com/opinion/edit…
I am incredibly humbled and proud to receive this recognition from NFIB. It is an absolute honor to serve New Hampshire’s businesses, business owners, and employees. I will continue to stand up for our business community and do everything I can to keep New Hampshire a place where businesses can grow, thrive, and create jobs. Thank you @nfib_nh
Brian Labrie retweeted
NH Democrats just lost in court for the third time trying to stop voters from voting on the property tax cap.
Replying to @ChrisMaidmentNH @JRHoell
$5.92 is a steal. $6.50 down here too.




















