On July 1st, HB631, a 2025 bipartisan New Hampshire bill allowing multi-family housing in commercial zones takes effect. This week, HB1588 heads to Gov. Ayotte's desk aimed at strengthening the language in HB631, limiting restrictions municipalities can place on development.

Funny thing happened today. The wedding / event venue that fired me the day after I testified at a school board meeting in support of keeping boys out of girls' bathrooms accidentally just sent me an invitation to a political fundraiser they're hosting. Event Name: "Concert for Climate Action" Featured entertainment: "The Leftist Marching Band" I was repeatedly told my termination wasn't political. Sure. Everyone can draw their own conclusions. I certainly have.

Good time with the New Boston Republican Committee! I’m campaigning the New Hampshire way - town to town, person to person.

Last week, Democrats LAUGHED when we talked about Granite Staters being taxed out of their homes due to the reckless spending driving up property taxes. Their only solution is MORE TAXES

Mail-ins arriving before Election Day: 🔵 Bass: 38.1% 🔴 Pratt: 27.9% 🔵 Raman: 20% Mail-ins arriving after Election Day: 🔵 Raman: 37% ( 17% surge) 🔵 Bass: 34.9% (-3% drop) 🔴 Pratt: 19% (-9% drop) Who are we kidding here? This is fraud.

Democrats raise property taxes Then democrats oppose efforts to put limits on those increases Then they laugh about people being taxed out of their homes. Winning strategy

You can't get more local than local voters making a decision for themselves. The Taxpayer Protection Act does just that. It will give every NH voter the right to cap their property in the next two November Elections. It's time to give property tax relief to Granite Staters.

The Small Business Relief Act of 2026 has PASSED the House & Senate - onto the Governor’s Desk!

I get a lot of flack for these zoning bills, but I'll tell you: I have a lot of friends who are constantly worried every year when the rent goes up, who can't afford to buy a house, who can't find employment anywhere where housing is affordable, and are worried about losing everything. I lucked out. I got a house in 2019. The door slammed shut behind me. Young people who are fighting housing have trouble raising families. They can't build wealth. They have promotions that don't match inflation every year, and rent goes up beyond inflation every year. They can't afford a down payment on a home because they're too busy trying to earn enough for rent. I also believe in basic supply an demand. Goverment historically restricts supply, and this leads to scenarios where people with land and property have a perverse incentive to prevent anything that would reduce the value of their "Investment". The game is rigged so property values only go up and up and up while wages go down. Compared to that issue, compared to this dystopian society that we've built that sacrifices the prosperity of the young for the benefit of the old, I have no qualms over-riding "Local Control" and placing limits on what local government can do. "Local Control" means "Government Control". Plain and simple. The notion that somehow local government is "small government" when they are the ones spanding most hte money and they're the ones that interfere with liberty the most is absurd. Liberty does not mean "kick it down to a lower authority". Liberty means "Stop messing with people and their private lives." I will vote for HB1588. I may lose, but I'm happy with the vote.

🚨 BIG ENERGY in New Hampshire! 🚨 Huge shoutout to all the incredible Chase the Vote Managers and new Ballot Chase Representatives who just joined @TPAction NH! You all stepped up to chase every legal ballot and make sure every conservative voice is heard this cycle. New Hampshire is lucky to have you and the ground game just got a whole lot stronger! And to top it off, we’ve got @tylerbowyer in town to fire us up and lead the charge! Ready to turn inspiration into action. This team is ready to chase every vote and deliver wins for NH! Who’s ready? Apply at tpaction.com/careers to join our team today! We are having a blast.

Thank you President Trump!

Yes, gays have every right to be proud to stand free and equal from persecution. Many fought hard for equal protections so that I can one day become the first openly gay Republican member of Congress. But what these celebrations have morphed into is nothing more than a display of promiscuous and lewd acts throughout “pride parades” nationwide. Stonewall in NYC was a riot/ cry for freedom and end of persecution, not a fight for promiscuity. These civil rights accomplishments have suffered a distortion of bastardized proportions and I refuse to be part of it. Thank you America for giving me my freedoms and rights as a gay man and thank you Americans for supporting me. I’m sorry some people in “my community”don’t see it the same way. Brace yourselves as June is amongst us.

Love this!

🔥🔥🔥🔥

America's exchanges are a force for good in the world, and I am honored that @POTUS and @SecRubio have entrusted me to lead @ECAatState 🇺🇸 ✨

“I guess we are not allowed to build housing near trees anymore!” — ironically noted NH Rep. Joe @JoeAlexanderNH Alexander during the committee of conference on NH SB564 (2026). The bill drew opposition from anti-housing NIMBYs who argued that the risk of trees falling and blocking roads should be a legitimate reason to deny new housing projects. It’s a shame that New Hampshire continues to push its youth out of the state with overly onerous housing restrictions and unaffordable prices. • Pictured: 1) Senators waiting for Representatives to return with a united position 2) Reps are back and the pro-housing bill moves forward. #nhpolitics

Michael Yakubovich was a great man, a dedicated public servant, a champion of liberty and an absolute legend. We will forever remember his willingness to work hard and his diligence in public service. His commitment to his community and his kindness toward others left a (Cont.)

NEW: Nebraska woman hospitalized after a dog in another vehicle accidentally fired a shotgun at her.