Concord, NH: Andy Sanborn, small business owner and 4th generation New Hampshire native, was the first candidate in New Hampshire to file his petition to run for elected office early this morning. He was surrounded by his wife of 20 years; with friends, family and supporters.
“The current political leadership in Concord has only one answer to our challenges, constantly raising more taxes against the working families in our great State. Today, we need common sense solutions to solve the $300 million dollar deficit our current tax and spend politicians have put us in. Raising more taxes is not the answer to job creation and economic expansion. It’s time to replace special interest politicians with ordinary working people who understand how to balance a budget,” said Sanborn.
Sanborn’s primary focus will be on helping small businesses create jobs for the over 50,000 unemployed citizens in the State. This would include lowering taxes and putting more control on the $2 Billion dollars in new, increased government spending over the past two years.
Sanborn continued, “Runaway spending must end. I will work to restructure state spending so we can cut taxes, balance the budget, and improve the business climate so that employers have opportunities to create jobs.”
“Two years ago, I was mad and just walked in with a reactionary decision to run. Now, after working so hard to be the right candidate for the past two years, it was really different. We got there early (way too early…), put on some Eva Cassidy and just chatted about what it means to do the right thing, to inspire, to lead in troubled times. Some belittle our State and its old world way of politics, but today, to be sitting in a dark hallway with our forefathers looking down, it was inspirational and motivating.
“I’ll work hard to make New Hampshire proud,” Sanborn concluded.
The State Senate District #7 includes the towns of Antrim, Bennington, Boscawen, Bradford, Canterbury, Deering, Francestown, Hanover, Harrisville, Henniker, Hillsborough, Loudon, Northfield, Nelson, Salisbury, Warner, Weare, Webster, and Windsor
For more information contact
Andy Sanborn, Small Business Owner and State Senate Candidate District 7
Phone: 682-1165
E-mail: andy4senate@gmail.com
###
Comments on this entry are closed.