NASHUA, NH — Today, Kelly Ayotte, candidate for Governor, received the endorsement of State Representative Jim Creighton of Antrim.
“I am proud to have Rep. Jim Creighton on our team, and I thank him for service to New Hampshire and our nation. Coming from a military family, honoring our commitment to veterans is deeply personal to me. I look forward to working with Rep. Creighton to ensure New Hampshire is the most veteran friendly state in the nation.”
Endorsing Ayotte, Rep. Jim Creighton said, “Throughout her time in public service, Kelly Ayotte has always fought for New Hampshire’s military service members, veterans, and their families. As a Member of the NH House of Representatives and a retired U.S. Army Colonel, I am proud to endorse Kelly and look forward to working with her in Concord to keep our great state safe, prosperous and free.”
Rep. Creighton joins the following Hillsborough County leaders in endorsing Kelly Ayotte for Governor:
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Executive Councilor Ted Gatsas
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State Representative Joe Alexander
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State Representative Ross Berry
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State Representative Bill Boyd
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State Representative Brian Cole
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State Representative Jim Fedolfi
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State Representative Larry Gagne
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State Representative Ted Gorski
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State Representative Bob Healey
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State Representative Will Infantine
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State Representative Lisa Mazur
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State Representative Tim McGough
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State Representative Mark McLean
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State Representative Maureen Mooney
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State Representative Jeanine Notter
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State Representative Mark Proulx
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State Representative Karen Reid
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State Representative Vanessa Sheehan
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State Representative Robert Wherry
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Hillsborough County Commissioner Toni Pappas
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Hillsborough County Commissioner Robert Rowe
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Hillsborough County Commissioner Mike Soucy
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Hillsborough County Attorney John Coughlin
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Hillsborough County Sheriff Chris Connelly
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Manchester Alderman Joe Kelly Levasseur
Kelly has now been endorsed by over 300 leaders from across New Hampshire, including five county sheriffs, 12 County Commissioners, numerous local elected officials, and over 90 current and former State Representatives including the Republican delegations of Merrimack and Manchester.