Jay Ennis
Jay Ennis is a Democratic candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Coos 1 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
· New Hampshire Secretary of State (2026 General Election Candidate List)
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“I support educational choice when it expands opportunities for students. Private schools, homeschooling, charter schools, career and technical programs, online learning and other public schools can all have a place. But choice is a means, not the objective. Educating children is the objective.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “I also believe public money requires reasonable accountability. I would rather see educational-choice programs expand opportunities for students while strengthening, rather than gradually replacing, the public system responsible for educating everyone.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “I oppose a broad-based personal income tax. New Hampshire should address unfair property-tax burdens by making the state meet its existing responsibilities, using current revenues more effectively, and stopping the practice of simply shifting state costs onto towns and local property taxpayers.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)Lee Ann Potter
Lee Ann Potter is a Democratic candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Coos 1 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
· New Hampshire Secretary of State (2026 General Election Candidate List)
“If the costs of SMRs come down significantly, and towns understand and take steps to mitigate the risks associated with them, they can be a solution to our needs. But large conventional reactors are not - they are far too costly.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “Federal law states that only citizens can vote in a federal election; allowances should be made for those who either do not have access to birth records or are unable to afford them. The systems we have available now are adequate, especially when the instance of fraudulent voting is extremely small.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)Sam Hoehn
Sam Hoehn is a Republican candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Coos 1 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“He believes law-abiding citizens have the right to keep and bear arms without government interference, and he will stand against any legislation that erodes those freedoms. From free speech to due process, Sam will fight to ensure that the rights enshrined in our Constitution are protected for every family in Coos County and beyond.”
(Campaign Website) “Sam Hoehn stands firmly behind the men and women in uniform who keep our communities safe. He will fight to ensure law enforcement agencies in Coos County and across New Hampshire have the resources, training, and support they need to do their jobs effectively. Sam believes in backing our officers, respecting the rule of law, and ensuring that public safety remains a top priority across the North Country.”
(Campaign Website) “Every child in the North Country deserves a great education. Sam will fight to keep decisions about our kids' education local, support our teachers and schools, and push back against unfunded state mandates that drive up costs for local districts and property taxpayers. Sam believes parents should have a say in their children's education and will work to expand options and opportunities for families.”
(Campaign Website)Amy Norris
Amy Norris is a Republican candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Coos 1 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“Keeping New Hampshire affordable and free — for our children, our families, and the North Country we love.”
(Campaign Website) “Good representation starts with listening. I want to hear what's on your mind before I assume I have the answers. If you see me around town — I mean it when I say I want to talk.”
(Campaign Website) “As a homeschooling mother, I advocate for student-focused decisions that balance educational excellence with fiscal responsibility — ensuring families can choose the best education method for their children, public schools have engaged educators, and taxpayer dollars are managed wisely.”
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