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Alison Murphy for State Representative
 

Merrimack County District 22

Concord Ward 8

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Primary - September 8
Election - November 3

About Alison

I grew up in Goffstown, NH, and moved to Concord in 2007, after I graduated from college at UVM. I met my wife, Alyssa, and her two kids in 2010 and Alyssa and I have been married for 11 years. We chose to raise the kids in Concord because of its strong community. There’s access to services, great schools, and recreation, all within the city. Alyssa and I opened Penumbra, a plant and gift shop in 2020. We now have two locations, in Concord and Goffstown. Being a part of those two different communities has been a pleasure. I have also worked for nonprofits doing fundraising and program management.

Alison's Platform

Why I'm Running 

I have always cared about politics and what’s going on in our state. I’ve participated to the best of my ability - emailing my elected officials, attending rallies, and educating myself as much as I can. When the opportunity arose to run for State Rep, it felt like the right time to increase my role in NH’s future. This is my first time running for elected office, and I look forward to serving in the State House. I believe NH can be a place where communities are strong, equitable, and sustainable, and I’m excited to be a part of that future.

Healthcare Access

Ensuring affordable, quality healthcare is available to every resident, regardless of their income or background.

LGBTQ+ Rights

Protection and Equality for our Queer Community 

Access to gender-affirming care

Education Equity

Advocating for resources and support to ensure every student has the tools they need to succeed in school and beyond.

Environmental Stewardship

Protecting our natural resources and promoting clean energy to ensure a sustainable future for our children.

Community Investment

Investing in local infrastructure and small businesses to ensure long-term economic stability for every resident.

Workforce Development

Investing in vocational training and workforce programs to prepare our community for the jobs of tomorrow.

BE THE CHANGE

Vote! 
Primary - September 8
Election - November 3
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