PREP FOR THE PRIMARY

Jon Kiper vs.
Cinde Warmington
vs. Kelly Ayotte

A side-by-side look at where Jon Kiper and Cinde Warmington differ on housing, taxes, public schools, health care, and the future of New Hampshire.

New Hampshire deserves a working-class governor.

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Putting People Before Politics

Jon is a small business owner, town counselor, and father who’s running for governor to take on New Hampshire’s toughest challenges: skyrocketing property taxes, the housing crisis, and an unfair education system. He believes Democrats must be practical, independent-minded, and laser-focused on solutions that work for Granite Staters.

Jon is running for Governor of New Hampshire to make housing affordable, fix our broken tax system, and protect personal freedom. He can’t do it alone. Join the fight for a stronger, fairer New Hampshire.

  
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			Opposes School Vouchers
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			Supports Abortion Rights
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			Offers a Full Public Platform
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			Plans to Lower Property Taxes
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			Rejects Corporate PAC Money
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			Supports ICE Cooperation In NH
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			Corporate / Establishment Insider
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			Took Contributed to the NH Opioid Crisis
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A Future We Can Afford

New Hampshire deserves leadership that tackles what really matters: affordable housing, fair taxes, strong schools, and protecting our freedoms.

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Affordable Housing

New Hampshire must build more affordable homes so families can stay, work, and thrive here.

Fair Education

Every child in New Hampshire deserves a high-quality education, and that requires fair, statewide funding for our schools.

BALANCED TAXES

We need to restructure our tax system so property taxes no longer crush working families and poorer towns.

“I’ve seen my customers get priced out of this state.”

Together for a Better New Hampshire

The challenges New Hampshire faces are big, but they’re not bigger than us. When we work together—as neighbors, workers, and citizens—we can build a state where families thrive and communities stay strong.

The first step is action. Join us to make it happen.

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