"Report this invasive species." "Let's purge NH of invasive pests." "Apt comparison between invasive plants and the Free State Project." That's how some NH Democrats, including my own town committee in Nottingham, talk about their neighbors. We're not pests. We're Granite Staters who want lower taxes and more freedom. Would you accept this language about any other group?

No income tax. No sales tax. New Hampshire ranks #3 in America for tax competitiveness. Vermont: #42. Massachusetts: #43. That gap is in your paycheck. On Nov. 3, don't vote for anyone who wants to close it.

NH Dems call Education Freedom Accounts a "scheme" that wastes tax dollars. An EFA costs a fraction of what districts spend per kid, and the money follows the child, not the system. Letting parents choose isn't waste. It's accountability.

Massachusetts House just voted 121-30 against even a 60-day break from their 24¢ gas tax. When one party runs everything, every tax becomes permanent. Just over the border, NH says no income tax and no sales tax. Let's keep it that way.

Your property tax bill keeps going up. Question 2 caps how fast it can grow. The teachers union is spending big to stop it. Ask yourself why they want your bill uncapped. Yes on 2.

We will never end inflation until we deal with the real problem.

Democrats complain about high property taxes, but when there is a measure to actually do something about it they oppose it. The tax cap still allows increased funding every single year capped at the rate of inflation. This is a very reasonable measure and it will be decided locally by the voters that show up November 3rd. Tax caps that were previously attempted for the school district were hijacked by a very small minority of voters who showed up at the in person meeting and amended the cap to a ridiculously high number. Then voters who showed up to vote at the ballot box at the March elections didn't really have much of a choice. March elections have a much smaller turnout than November elections, so putting the tax cap on the November 3rd ballot actually gives more local control to voters. The local control the Democrats are referring to is the control by a very small minority of voters representing many town and school employees and their families.