Hancock Town Democratic Committee

10/14/2026

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10/14/2026

10/06/2026

If you are unable to vote in person on election day due to temporary absence or disability, you can vote by absentee ballot. To request an absentee ballot, you are required to return proof of ID with your application in person, by mail, or by notarizing the application.

Visit www.sos.nh.gov/elections/absentee-ballots for more info.

10/06/2026

The schedule for CANDIDATE FORUMS in NH is heating up. LWVNH posts those we host and those we learn about. Check our website frequently to find those near you and those that will be broadcast. https://lwvnh.org/candidate-forums-and-debates/

10/05/2026

Educate yourself on what question #2 really means and vote no!

ConVal Public Hearings: School Funding Cap Question on November Ballot

The ConVal School Board will hold a series of public hearings in October on the school district tax-cap question that will appear on the November 2026 State General Election ballot.

RSA 32:5-i, enacted through HB 1300, asks voters to consider two limits: a cap on annual growth in the district’s local property-tax levy and a 6% cap on defined SAU central-office administrative spending. The hearings are an opportunity for community members to learn more, ask questions, and provide public comment before the November vote.

Public Hearings, all at 7:00 p.m.:

Wednesday, October 7 — Hancock Elementary School
Thursday, October 8 — Greenfield Elementary School
Wednesday, October 14 — Antrim Elementary School
Thursday, October 15 — Temple Elementary School
Wednesday, October 21 — Dublin Elementary School
Monday, October 26 — SAU 1 Office (Peterborough)

10/05/2026

Get out the message! Vote NO on question #2 on the ballot! Protect local schools and preserve local control!

Vote NO on 2 yard signs are ordered for residents of Hillsborough County towns. Sign up here for a yard sign and to help as we blanket the county. https://forms.gle/ZBARKtVCnLo4nY6N9

10/02/2026

What has Gov. Kelly Ayotte cost New Hampshire families?

🏠 Property taxes: Local property taxes in NH have risen by more than $1 billion over the past ten years, according to the NH Fiscal Policy Institute. Meanwhile, Ayotte keeps putting millions of taxpayer dollars into an over-budget private school voucher program.

🏥 Health care: Ayotte imposed new Medicaid premiums on working families and raised their prescription drug copays.

🏡 Housing: Home prices have hit another record high, now up to $580,000, while millions in affordable housing funding were cut.

⚡ Electricity: Rates rose nearly 15% in one year (U.S. Energy Information Administration), and Ayotte did nothing to push back on utility rate hikes at the Public Utilities Commission.

Families are working harder and falling further behind. Granite Staters can't afford two more years of this.

See the full breakdown: costofkelly.com

09/08/2026

Today is Primary Day! Be sure to get out and vote!!

05/13/2026

Vote NO by this evening!

04/18/2026

THIS TUESDAY

hancocknhdems

April 21st @ 7PM Hancock Town Library

Join the Hancock Democratic committee as we host Cinde Warmington, candidate for NH governor.

Bring your friends, concerns and questions! See you there!

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