Dana Dexter earned 51 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s primary and will advance to the November 4 general election for Ward 3 Alderman.
Housing has already become unaffordable, and now thousands are left hanging by a thread, unsure if they will have a place to call home tomorrow. These struggles cut across party, race, faith, and income, because the hardships of life spare no one. Humanity is shared, and so should be the responsibility to protect it.
Both the Republican and Democratic primaries for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire have competitions now that state Sen. Dan Innis and progressive organizer Karishma Manzur have announced campaigns.
Dana Dexter, public servant and longtime resident of Manchester’s historic Millyard, has announced his candidacy for Ward 3 Alderman. With more than two decades of law enforcement experience, Dexter is running as an undeclared candidate committed to delivering practical solutions and strengthening local leadership that works for every resident – young professionals, families, retirees, small business owners, and property stakeholders alike.Â
Manchester Planning Board Chair Bryce Kaw-uh today officially filed his candidacy to represent Ward 1 on the Board of Mayor & Aldermen. More than 100 Ward 1 residents signed Bryce’s petition to get him on the ballot, reflecting the extensive grassroots excitement surrounding his campaign.
On Friday, the Manchester Professional Firefighters Local 856 PAC officially endorsed Current Ward 1 Alderman Chris Morgan for Alderman At- Large in the upcoming city election.
Lifelong Granite Stater and longtime city resident Troy Micklon has officially announced his candidacy for Alderman in Manchester’s Ward 9.
Chris Pappas for Senate this week announced that it raised more than $1.8 million in the second quarter and has more than $2 million on hand.Â
When asked about her motivation and reason for running for Congress, she replied, “I’m doing this because I want to wake up and recognize the country we live in again. I’m doing this because I have a daughter with Type 1 diabetes, and she was diagnosed with that disease 17 years ago. The whole world changed, and I had to learn how to fight, literally, for her life. And still I’m fighting for her. And that experience taught me how to fight.
This week, New Hampshire First Congressional District Democratic Primary Candidate Maura Sullivan, announced that she raised nearly $800,000 in her first quarter since declaring her candidacy