The State of the Union: New Hampshire GOP Newsletter: School Choice and the Paycheck Presidency

NH REPUBLICAN PARTY

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

FRIDAY, JANUARY 5TH

A Note From Jeanie

Dear Arthur,

2017 was a great year for NH Republicans. Under Republican leadership, we’ve made some great strides forward. In case you missed it, check out my op ed in today’s Union Leader that outlines the successes of Governor Sununu. 2018 promises to be even better as we grow our majorities in the House and Senate, send Governor Sununu back to the corner office, and fill those Congressional seats.

Here at the NHGOP, we are getting ready for our annual meeting on Saturday, January 27th at Bow High School at 32 White Rock Hill Road in Bow. Credentialing for voting will be from 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. and the meeting will start promptly at 9 a.m.

Meeting packets will be going out next week, but just to give you some highlights of the day, we will have guest speakers, consider changes to our by-laws, and present awards that recognize the hard work and dedication of Republicans.

While you wait for your packet, you may want to check out a summary of the by-law changes and the actual by-law amendments, which can be found on our website at NH.GOP.

Sincerely,

Jeanie

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK

This Photo of the Week is from Representative Yvonne Dean-Bailey, showing the large number of yellow scarfs in attendance at the New Hampshire House Session on Wednesday! The yellow scarves signify some of the many advocates for expanding school choice that we have in the State Legislature.

REPUBLICAN SPOTLIGHT

Thank you for all of your submissions! This week's Republican spotlight is Mayor Ted Gatsas! Mayor Gatsas just completed 8 years of service to the city of Manchester as Mayor - before that, he served the people of Senate District 16 in the New Hampshire Senate and was Senate President. For everything you have done for the Republican Party, thank you Ted Gatsas!

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