Candidates running for office in the 2025 Municipal Election.
I am deeply grateful for the public education that I received growing up, and a strong believer in the importance of public education to our community.
Why should someone vote for me? Manchester schools: We can and will be the best.
My goal is to give Ward 5 the strong voice it has long been missing. Constituent service and public safety are areas where I excel, and I remain deeply committed to addressing the concerns of our residents.
As Alderman, our job is to lead by example. To lead is to respect and give feedback so that our city leaders can do their job better, and most importantly all while being respectful to one another.
Candidate did not respond to our questionnaire.
Addressing homelessness in Manchester requires a comprehensive and strategic approach. The city has implemented various initiatives, including providing information and resources to individuals at shelters and maintaining contracts for shelter facilities, such as 39 Beech Street.
I would like to thank the residents of Ward 4 for your continued support. I’m certainly not perfect, nor do I consider myself the model alderman, but I do my best to show up, put politics aside, respect others, ask important questions, and ensure and our city is making progress and moving forward. If re-elected, I commit to continuing this work on your behalf.
I’m asking for your vote to serve the children, parents and staff within Ward 3, because I believe in restoring transparency, truth and accountability within the Manchester School district.
I believe in our kids, I believe in our teachers. I know when students and teachers are supported, how it changes things for the better, and for themselves. For the past five years, that is what I have been doing.
My core mission for Ward 2 is responsible governance focused on quality of life and smart resource management. My campaign is about bringing transparency to City Hall operations so residents can see the direct impact of their tax dollars, and driving measurable results in public safety, infrastructure, and community services.
We should always be examining efficiency throughout city hall and city services. That being said, we are at a critical moment where cuts at the federal and state levels are threatening funding to some of those services.
Candidate did not respond to questionnaire.
As a teacher, I know how important education is. I believe strong public schools help each and every one of us and I want all Manchester students to have the best education possible. In my time on the Board, I have worked diligently to advocate for Manchester at the State level as Chair of the Education Legislation committee.
Serving as Alderman is about listening, learning, and finding practical solutions that work for the people of Manchester. I am running to bring more transparency, accountability, and measurable results to City Hall so residents can clearly see how their tax dollars are being spent and what they are getting in return.
During my time as Ward 2 Alderman, it has been an honor to serve. I truly enjoy helping residents with ward and city issues and do my best to answer every question and request.
It is more important than ever to elect people who actually believe in public education. As a former student, teacher, parent and current volunteer in pubic education I will always stand up for what is right for our students and families!
I am experienced as an alderman so I won’t have a learning curve. Also, I provide excellent constituent services by answering every phone call and email that I receive.
With 4 1/2 years of experience as the current Ward 1 BoSC member, a teaching degree and students in the district, I am qualified to weigh in on important decisions like policy, facilities, curricula, budgets, and staffing.
I want to be Ward 10’s voice on the board as well as to be available to help all constituents in Ward 10 with any issues they are facing regarding the Manchester School District.
I am driven to pursue public service out of genuine concern and a deep belief in public education as a pillar of democracy.