Creating a New Hampshire where young people can afford to build a life for themselves is a big part of why I’m in this race. Thanks for your support, @kr_epstein! #NHPolitics

NEW VOICES AND FIERCE FIGHTERS, LFG!!

So proud of @maurasullivan, her family and our entire team. She is running this race on her own, with integrity and kindness. When you come for her you come for all of us. So bring it on. We are sending the first female Marine to Congress. #NHPolitics

Okay, but what “real results” has she delivered for Granite Staters? #NHPolitics

Team Maura SHOWED UP! I’m so grateful to the dozens of volunteers who came out to support our campaign at yesterday’s @NHDems convention, and proud to stand alongside the hundreds of fellow Democrats committed to the fight for our state and our country — up and down the ballot. This campaign is built on people power and a commitment to showing up for the change we want to see. That’s what I’ve been doing helping elect Democrats across our state over the past decade, and it’s what I’ll keep doing as your member of Congress. #NHPolitics

Vets for Maura. Students for Maura. Moms for Maura. The people for Maura. (And dogs for Maura.) #NHPolitics

There is only one candidate in #NH01 that has a plan to hit the ground running, and it’s @maurasullivan! Proud to be supporting her. #NHPolitics

This election is about who will put NH working families first & @ChrisPappasNH is that person. He understands the challenges that Granite Staters face right now and Chris will continue to fight for NH.

College football is built on tradition, and few have embodied that more than Lee Corso. Thank you, Coach.

Congratulations to Travis and Taylor 🤍💍 (via @tkelce, @taylorswift13)

me running to tell everyone that taylor is engaged

I hope you all know that I just ran around my office screaming the news, and yes, I’m still shaking.

And, baby, that’s show business for you. New album The Life of a Showgirl. Out October 3  ❤️‍🔥 taylor.lnk.to/TSTheLifeofaSh… Album Producers: Max Martin, Shellback and Taylor Swift 📸: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott

The Vegas kid in me is simply never recovering

Are men maybe too emotional for positions of leadership?

You ever just go off grid for an hour to enjoy the beautiful weather and realize it’s the craziest social media day yet… time to go back outside ☀️✌️

As folks across the country celebrate #PrideMonth, I wanted to share what Pride means to me. Growing up in New Hampshire, I often wondered if there would be a place for me here — if I’d be able to live openly and authentically in the state I love. I certainly never imagined I could one day be elected to public office as my authentic self. But after I finished college, I came home and ran for the state legislature because I wanted to give back to the community that had given me so much. And somewhat to my surprise, not only did my community accept me, they gave me their trust and sent me to Concord to serve them in the legislature. I’ll never forget the first speech I made from the State House floor. At the time marriage equality was far from the law of the land, and the legislature was debating a bill that would have prohibited New Hampshire from recognizing same-sex marriages performed in other states. I urged my colleagues, Republicans and Democrats alike, to vote this bill down. I told them that it ran counter to the “Live Free or Die” spirit we’re so proud of in New Hampshire. And that we shouldn’t be legislating based on fear or hate or trying to punish people for who they love. Unfortunately the bill passed, and we lost that fight. But we didn’t give up. We persevered, and not long after the legislature passed a new bill recognizing civil unions between same-sex partners. And a few years after that, New Hampshire became the first state in the nation to legalize marriage equality through legislative action. Then in 2018 I was elected to Congress as New Hampshire’s first openly gay member — part of a rainbow wave that ushered in the most pro-equality majority in congressional history. That’s the spirit of Pride. It’s not just about celebrating — it’s about persevering in the face of what can seem like overwhelming odds and refusing to give up, even after a devastating loss. And although we’ve come a long way since I was growing up, we have to keep persevering today. Because right now anti-equality extremists are renewing their attacks on LGBTQ rights, targeting trans kids, banning books, and spreading fear to divide us. That’s one of the reasons I’m running for U.S. Senate. New Hampshire needs a voice in Washington who will stand strong for equality, dignity, and freedom — a voice who will continue to uphold our state’s “Live Free or Die” motto.

Welcome & congratulations to the ‘25-’26 NHYD Executive Board! This fantastic group is ready to get to work to recruit, train, & elect the next generation of leaders. #NHPolitics

We heard you and are officially announcing our first NHYD Board Caucus! Please join us *this* Saturday, April 26th at 2:00 PM. We are incredibly excited to open our Election and begin building our grassroots efforts from Day 1. Link to join below. #NHPolitics

It's time to make it official: I'm running to represent Ward 1 as our next Alderman! With everything going on, we need leaders who will fight for our values at City Hall. Will you join me? #MHT #NHPolitics