Cathleen A. Fountain
Cathleen A. Fountain is a Democratic candidate for the New Hampshire State Senate in 1 in the November 3, 2026 general election, domiciled in Dalton, New Hampshire.
· New Hampshire Secretary of State (2026 General Election Candidate List)
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“No, I do not support the Education Freedom Account program in its current form. New Hampshire has a responsibility to adequately fund public education, and our public schools should remain the priority for state education funding.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “No, I do not support changing New Hampshire's anti-discrimination laws to allow segregation based on biological sex in settings such as bathrooms and locker rooms. I believe this type of legislation creates a problem where one does not currently exist and, in practice, often results in restricting the rights and access of transgender individuals who are simply trying to go about their daily lives.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “We need to restore the revenue resources that have been reduced or eliminated before anyone thinks of adding on something new. As one that has worked in business and finance, you always ensure that you have the revenue stream that is needed. You cannot reduce that stream and expect to continue with the same expenditures without some consequence of failing to meet one's budget, and be in the red.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey)David Rochefort
David Rochefort (R) of Littleton is an incumbent New Hampshire State Senator running for the State Senate in 1 in the November 3, 2026 general election, serving on the Health and Human Services Committee.
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“As NH has lowered business taxes over the last several years we've seen businesses flourish and tax revenues increase. Just this year we've seen businesses relocate to NH from Massachusetts bringing good paying jobs and additional tax revenue.”
(Citizens Count Issue Survey) “I support pro-housing reforms reducing regulations and red tape while also balancing those reforms with protecting New Hampshire's rural nature and personal property rights.”
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