Kimberly S. McGlinchey
Kimberly S. McGlinchey is a Democratic candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Strafford 4 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“I do not support the current system. It has gotten way out of hand and is robbing much needed funds from the majority of students in our state. This program needs to be remodeled and aligned with responsible economic decisions for the majority of New Hampshire students and families.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “Currently our citizens are overtaxed at the property level, adding a new tax will only hurt the working and middle class. New Hampshire's families need money in their pocketbook for groceries, energy, and basic household needs.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “Again, I am strong supporter of local control. The state can make it easier, but we need to be cautious of zoning decisions based on housing that is not affordable for the average family. Changing zoning can lead to more houses, but not affordable houses.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)Scott Shepard
Scott Shepard is a Democratic candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Strafford 4 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“New Hampshire needs a serious statewide conversation about how we fund education. EFAs are part of that discussion, but they should not be debated in isolation.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “These are deeply personal decisions. I support preserving access early in pregnancy while recognizing that later-term abortions should remain limited except when necessary to protect the life or health of the mother or in cases involving serious fetal abnormalities.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “I do not support adopting a broad-based income tax at this time. However, I believe New Hampshire needs an honest, evidence-based statewide conversation about our tax structure before future fiscal challenges force difficult decisions.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)JoAnne Hack
JoAnne Hack is a Republican candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Strafford 4 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“Government always wants to raise taxes — now they're even talking about an income tax and a sales tax. I will never vote for either. New Hampshire families deserve a Representative who protects their paychecks.”
(Campaign Website) “New Hampshire is consistently among the safest states in the nation. I believe our commitment to constitutional carry is one reason why. I promise to protect our Second Amendment rights.”
(Campaign Website) “To protect the integrity of our elections, I will vote to make sure that only U.S. citizens are able to vote. Every voter deserves confidence that their ballot counts.”
(Campaign Website)Tanya Rich
Tanya Rich is a Republican candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives in Strafford 4 in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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“I think schools, businesses, and organizations should be able to make this call for themselves instead of one rule from Concord. This has been a hard one to write into law without causing more problems. I'd want to see a version that actually works, not just one that sounds good on paper.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “On banning abortion in the first trimester - I don't support banning it that early. I've been consistent on this. My position is 15 weeks, with exceptions.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “I think the state should encourage good ideas, not force towns into 'one size fits all' zoning. That decision belongs with local voters and town government.”
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