Manchester Republican Committee

Respecting taxpayers is not an attack on public schools - Manchester Ink Link There is a troubling argument being made in Manchester right now: that supporting the tax cap, questioning the school budget, or asking for accountability somehow means a person wants to cripple public schools.

Republicans passed HB 155 to send $9 million to local nursing homes, all without raising a cent of taxes.

When given the chance to support our most vulnerable citizens, Democrats voted NO.

Granite State seniors will remember that House Democrats turned their backs on them.

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Sapienza, Kantor to propose budget | Girard At Large Sapienza, Kantor to propose budgetPosted by Rich Girard | May 28, 2026 | News | 0 | Documents show radically lower increases in taxes and spending than Democrat proposalKantorMANCHESTER, NH May 28, 2026–Manchester Republican aldermen Crissy Kantor (Ward 6) and Ed Sapienza (Ward 8) have assembled a...

🚨 Some Things Never Change 🚨

In 2022, four current members of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, Jim Burkush, June Trisciani, Christine Fajardo, and Bill Barry voted to override Manchester's tax cap and approve a budget for FY2023 that exceeded the limit approved by voters.

Next week they will be back with a majority of the board attempting to override it again.

⚠️ Taxpayers should be concerned. ⚠️

The issue has never been a single budget year.

The issue is whether the tax cap remains a meaningful limit on government spending, or simply an obstacle to be ignored whenever City Hall wants to spend more.

👮 Manchester residents support public safety.
🚒 Manchester residents support first responders.
🏗️ Manchester residents support investing in our city.
💰 But Manchester residents also support accountability, fiscal discipline, and protecting taxpayers.

The tax cap was adopted by voters for a reason.

📋 It was intended to force City Hall to:
✅ Set priorities
✅ Find efficiencies
✅ Eliminate waste
✅ Live within reasonable limits

Just like the families and businesses that pay the bills.

❓When does it stop❓

📕 Same playbook.
👥 Same players.
💸 Another override.

📢 CALL TO ACTION 📢
Join me at the next Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting and tell the board to reject any tax cap override and adopt a tax-cap compliant budget.

📅June 2, 2026
🕒 7:00pm