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Please join us on Monday morning for coffee with Kelly Ayotte, candidate for U.S. Senate.  Bring your friends and neighbors to have a cup of coffee and chat with Kelly.

Where:   Tilt'n Diner 

61 Laconia Road
Tilton

 Time:     9:30-10:30AM

Contact:   Jan Face Glassman

New Hampshire Senate Republicans

               News Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                    Contact: Senator Jeb Bradley
July 13, 2010                                                        (603) 271-3073

 


 
Concord, NH – Following Governor Lynch’s directive for department heads to submit a 5% reduced budget for the upcoming budget cycle, Senator Jeb Bradley (R-Wolfeboro) issued the following statement:

“We welcome Governor Lynch’s support of a Republican led initiative, but unfortunately it’s rather late.  If he had only agreed to submitting budgets with a 5% reduction months ago, even years ago, New Hampshire could have avoided the budget crises and the recent $295 million budget deficit.

“I hope the Governor will support my legislation that ensures we make tough spending decisions first, rather than simply spending and deciding how to pay for it later.”

SB 454 can be viewed here

 

 
 
Jim Bender, Republican candidate for the United States Senate, and his wife Susan reside in Hollis, New Hampshire, where they have lived for 24 years and raised two daughters.

Jim is a businessman. He has a record of fixing broken businesses suffering from poor management and wasteful spending. Along the way he’s created new jobs for hundreds of people across New Hampshire and beyond.

Jim’s a Washington outsider, and his goal is to be a public servant. Jim is a man who will return honor to politics. With your help, he’ll be our next Senator.

Frank says:

to having:

"a Belknap County GOP Committee meeting in July; instead town and city committees are encouraged to have a July meeting or event. Invite a candidate (or 2) and advertise it beyond your town. Others will come and event will help your town committee to grow. That,is exactly what BARC has done.

Next Belknap County GOP meeting is on Wed Aug 11 at Shang Hai restaurant."

Tentatively, the Honorable Bill O'Brien, Chair of the NH GOP Platform Committee (and running to be the next Speaker of the House) will be attending to review the Platform and the procedures surrounding changing it.

Consider yourselves informed!

Attention all Republicans,

Next week, the NHGOP Platform Committee will hold our hearing for Grafton, Coos, Carroll, Belknap and Merrimack Counties.

The following meeting is scheduled for your area:

Grafton, Coos and Carroll Counties
Tuesday, July 13 at 6:30 pm
Sunset Hill House
231 Sunset Hill Road
Sugar Hill, NH

Belknap and Merrimack Counties; Concord
Thursday, July 15 at 6:30 pm
The Draft Restaurant
67 S. Main Street, Concord

The NHGOP Platform Committee is charged with making recommendations to update the party platform that will be voted on at the 2010 NHGOP State Convention in September. You can read the current platform here. All registered Republicans are invited to attend and offer your input on the party platform. Any changes will be proposed as amendments to the current platform. Click here to download the form [PDF] needed to submit an amendment and speak during the hearing.

If you are unable to attend the hearing, but would like to submit an amendment for consideration, please email the completed form to platform@nhgop.org. Click here for information about additional upcoming hearings.

If you have any questions, please email us at platform@nhgop.org.

Bill O'Brien
Chair, NHGOP Platform Committee

Jen Wrobleski
Vice Chair, NHGOP Platform Committee

The Barnstead-Alton Republican Committee (BARC) will sponsor a Gubernatorial “Meet the Candidates” forum at J.J. Goodwin’s restaurant in Center Barnstead at 6 p.m. on July 13.

The second in a series of special events, the meeting will feature all of the declared GOP candidates for Governor — Frank Emiro, Jack Kimball, John Stephen, and Karen Testerman.

Charlie Arlinghaus, president of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, an independent, non-partisan, public policy research and educational organization, will serve as guest moderator. Arlinghaus is well known in political and educational circles for his quick thinking and off-the-cuff wit.

All interested Republicans and Unaffiliated/Independents are invited to attend. For more information, go to the BARC website at www.BARC-NewHampshire.com or send an e-mail to Barnstead.Alton.RepubComm@gmail.com, or call 364-9780.

I am looking for an opportunity to share with all of you my vision for the State of New Hampshire. This is a very important election coming up and I know you will want to be a part of it. I look forward to meeting you on the docks near the grilling area. If it rains, we’ll be under the pavilion near the pool. There’s plenty of free parking.