Heather Robitaille for NH

10/15/2026

Yesterday was a beautiful day to be putting out signs. Thank you to everyone who asked to host one of my campaign signs- your support is greatly appreciated!!

10/02/2026

Yard signs are in!! If you are interested in hosting a yard sign, please complete the form below. Thank you for your support!

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09/12/2026

Yesterday was a somber day, remembering and reflecting on the attacks of September 11th. I ended the night at the American Legion Merrimack Memorial Post 98 where a heartfelt Remembrance Ceremony was held to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001 and honor the courage and sacrifice of our first responders and military personnel.

I will never forget where I was or how I felt on September 11th. Although it was a terrible, dark day in our nation’s history, there was still light to be found. I will always remember the strength, courage, and resilience our country demonstrated in the moments, days and months after the attacks. Regardless of political affiliation, religion or race, Americans stood together to support one another and rebuild. This feeling of comradery was palpable throughout the country, providing that we can get through even the darkest times when we stand united.

Today, on September 12th, it is that feeling of unity that gives me strength and hope. Though politics and media feel increasingly divisive, there is more that unites us than divides us. In Merrimack, I see this as members of our community coordinate food and school supply drives to help those in need, while others help drivers with flat tires or kids who have fallen off their bikes. These simple acts of kindness create ripples that spread throughout our community. I invite you all to join me in spreading kindness to light a candle to the darkness. 💙

09/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who voted in the primaries!! Yesterday, I saw the spirit of Merrimack turn up at the polls. There were newly registered MHS students and graduates, parents bringing young children, people voting before and after work as well as our senior citizens who were all there to make their voices heard. I listened to people share their concerns and as well as their hopes for our future and appreciate all who took the time to speak with me.

Preliminary results show over 5,000 voters cast ballots, with over 100 new voter registrations yesterday in Merrimack alone. While this number represents a small percentage of our registered voters, it was a larger turnout than usual on Primary Day. I believe this is because people are ready for a change. They are sick of the divisiveness and ineffectiveness of partisan politics and frustrated with legislation that continues to increase property taxes for hard working families and seniors while providing tax relief and handouts to businesses and the wealthy.

I am running to help bring change and will work to pass legislation that adequately funds public education and essential services such as affordable housing and childcare without placing the burden onto property taxpayers and future generations. There is a lot of work ahead of us. However, I believe electing candidates who truly listen and want to improve the quality of life in their communities will get the job done.

My daughter also came with me to vote yesterday and was excited to wear the inflatable capybara costume I bought for one of our school’s fundraisers. So, I will share this video of her dancing capybara as a reminder: DON’T WORRY, BE ‘CAPPY’ and VOTE on November 3rd!! 🗳️🗳️

09/08/2026

It’s been a beautiful Primary Day in NH today!! Polls are open until 7pm in Merrimack so there’s still time to vote if you haven’t yet!

08/29/2026

It’s a beautiful day to be outside having conversations in our community and listening to everyone’s thoughts and concerns! Thanks Mary Beth Raven for joining me!

07/20/2026

Your VOTE is your VOICE! If you’re tired of dealing with the fallout of Concord’s decisions, it’s time to get to know the candidates running and see if they represent your priorities. Join me tonight at Merrimack Town Hall at 6pm in the Matthew Thornton Room to hear from the 8 Democratic State Rep candidates. I look forward to seeing you all tonight!!

📢 UPDATE: Due to popular demand, we've moved to a bigger room!

Join the Merrimack Democrats for a Candidate Forum featuring all eight Hillsborough District 12 Democratic candidates for State Rep:

🗳️ Mary Beth Raven
🗳️ Nancy Murphy
🗳️ Matthew Brown
🗳️ Heather Robitaille
🗳️ Marc Nozell
🗳️ Wendy E. N Thomas
🗳️ Rebecca Boutin
🗳️ Rosemarie Rung

📅 Monday, July 20 at 6:00 PM
📍 NEW LOCATION: Merrimack Town Hall, Matthew Thornton Room

Come hear where they stand, ask what matters to you, and get to know the candidates working to represent Merrimack at the State House.

See you there!

07/17/2026

Here’s a quick video about why I am running for State Rep. I hope to earn your vote in November!

04/29/2026

School may not be in session, but public education advocacy never takes a break! Yesterday was a beautiful day to meet with organizers and legislators that support strong public schools

04/23/2026

Great news from the NH House today regarding the defeat of the Open Enrollment bill (SB101). I’m proud to be one of the many Granite Staters who testified against this bill and appreciate everyone who took the time to call, write or show up in person to defend NH public schools.

The NH House defeated SB 101 (open enrollment) on a bipartisan vote of 168-184. Thank you to NH legislators who stood with public school students across our state.