Generally there is a low voter turnout for primary elections. This is unfortunate, since this is your opportunity to choose which candidates' names you want to appear on the ballot for the November general election.
Let's reverse that low turnout, at least at Charlotte Ave School in Ward 2, for the primary election on Tuesday, September 14th.
There is not a contested state rep primary for either party in Ward 2; for the 3 seats in this district, each party has 3 candidates and you can choose up to 3 in the party in which you're registered. But there are important primary elections "up ballot," such as the races for governor and U.S. Senate and Congress.
It's your chance to do your due diligence as a registered voter, get to know the candidates, and make your choices. Polls in Nashua are open from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
See you on the 14th.
For the last four years I have served in the legislature as Vice Chair of the House Science, Technology & Energy Committee.
This has been a very rewarding experience for me—not just being a part of leadership in the House, but also learning about such topics as our electric grid, how New Hampshire utilities work, the Public Utilities Commission, telecommunications, and the environmental issues that come to our committee.
