David Martsolf
David Martsolf is a Democratic candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Rockingham 17 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“I have spoken about this in several Letters to the Editor in our local paper. Women do not want abortions. How does a woman get pregnant? Lack of education, or coercion. Sex offenders and pedophiles. For me, it is a woman's choice, in concert with her doctor or provider, full stop. You want laws? Pass some that stop powerful men from coercing young women.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “I support a graduated business tax such as are used in 14 other states already. It would be lower for small local businesses, and higher for large out-of-state corporations. It is a fact that 5% of filers pay 80% of the tax, so these large corporations will create more income to support essential state programs.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)Darryn E. Remillard
Darryn E. Remillard is a Democratic candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Rockingham 17 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“What I oppose specifically is the removal of income eligibility requirements from this program. The original intent of EFAs was to provide families who could not otherwise afford private schooling an alternative option.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “My starting premise is that gender equality and transgender rights are both important to me, and that they are not mutually exclusive or in tension with one another. Creating balanced public policy that honors both is genuinely challenging.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “My starting premise is that gender equality and transgender rights are both important to me, and that they are not mutually exclusive or in tension with one another. Creating balanced public policy that honors both is genuinely challenging. I do not believe that any current top-down, mandatory, one-size-fits-all statute would resolve this issue fairly.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)Katelyn Kuttab
Katelyn Kuttab (R) of New Hampshire is an incumbent New Hampshire State Representative (Rockingham 17) running for the House of Representatives in Rockingham 17 in the November 3, 2026 general election, serving on the Judiciary Committee.
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“Thank you for supporting my re-election as State Representative. I am honored to continue to represent the best interests of our Windham community.”
(Campaign Website) “As your State Representative, I will continue to fight to preserve what makes New Hampshire special, including the constitutional freedoms we experience and the community values we share. I will listen to you, learn from you, fight for you, and legislate for you. I would be honored to earn your vote in the Windham Primary Election on September 8th, 2026.”
(Campaign Website)Bob Lynn
Bob Lynn (R) of New Hampshire is an incumbent New Hampshire State Representative (Rockingham 17) running for the House of Representatives in Rockingham 17 in the November 3, 2026 general election, serving on the Judiciary Committee.
“I think we should leave NH's abortion laws exactly where they are right now, because I believe the overwhelming majority of our citizens support the current laws.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “With the caveat that, although I generally favor reducing business taxes, whether to do so at any particular time or in any particular amount would depend on the economic and budget situation at the time.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “The important point in this question is the word 'encourage.' I definitely favor encouraging municipalities to remove zoning barriers to housing development. As my voting record shows, I also have supported some, but not all, legislation to mandate that local zoning be more accommodating to housing development.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)Charles E. McMahon
Charles E. McMahon (R) of New Hampshire is an incumbent New Hampshire State Representative (Rockingham 17) running for the House of Representatives in Rockingham 17 in the November 3, 2026 general election, serving on the Children and Family Law Committee.
Common Core: “I oppose Common Core and believe more review of performance standards to meet global competitions is needed.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) Expand campaign finance laws: “I would need to review the total laws in place in order to offer an informed response.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) Daniel Popovici-Muller
Daniel Popovici-Muller (R) of New Hampshire is an incumbent New Hampshire State Representative (Rockingham 17) running for the House of Representatives in Rockingham 17 in the November 3, 2026 general election, serving on the Finance Committee.
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“If elected, I will fight hard to lower our taxes by keeping government spending under control. I will firmly oppose any attempts to impose a sales or income tax, and will look for ways to increase our economic freedoms so that we all benefit from sustainable economic growth.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “I am concerned about our current voting laws because they allow the use of affidavits (written statements signed in front of the supervisors of the checklist) on voting day. When you go to the Town Hall to register as a voter, you have to prove 4 elements: your identity, age, residence and citizenship, each of which needs to be proven through the proper paperwork - no affidavits accepted.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “We need legislation stating that while voters should continue to be allowed to register at the polls, the documentation required for registering on voting day must be the same documentation required when one registers to vote at Town Hall. If voter ID will be required, the state shall issue it at no cost to any eligible voter.”
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