| Cost of living |
No specific position found in the supplied sources. |
| Health care |
Citizens Count records votes supporting funding for SNAP, long-term-care eligibility, Medicare Savings Program eligibility, and Medicaid coverage for diapers; it also records opposition to repealing statutory immunization requirements (Citizens Count; NH Politics). |
| Abortion |
Against a first-trimester abortion ban and in favor of a constitutional right to abortion before 24 weeks; he also voted to repeal the ban on abortion after 24 weeks (Citizens Count). |
| LGBTQ rights |
Voted for legal protections for people receiving gender-related health care, including protections involving interstate orders concerning gender-affirming care (Citizens Count). |
| Education/school funding |
Campaign priorities include protecting and expanding quality education. NH Politics describes five of five clear education votes as aligned with New Hampshire residents; listed votes include support for increased adequate-education funding and opposition to charter-school expansion and restrictions on teaching content (Dover NH Democrats; NH Politics). |
| Housing |
Supports local zoning changes and voted for measures concerning four-unit housing, accessory dwelling units, two-unit conversions, and continuation of the Housing Champion program (Citizens Count). |
| Immigration |
Voted against banning sanctuary policies and requiring local law-enforcement cooperation with federal immigration enforcement (Citizens Count). |
| Democracy/voting |
Campaign priorities include protecting the right to vote. He supported disclosure of certain political-donation sources and an independent commission to propose legislative redistricting maps, and opposed prohibiting student IDs from being used as ballot identification (Dover NH Democrats; NH Politics). |
| Environment/energy |
Campaign priorities include addressing climate change locally. He voted for greenhouse-gas reduction goals and net-zero planning, expanded net-metering eligibility, and opposed repeal of the solar-energy tax exemption (Dover NH Democrats; Citizens Count; NH Politics). |
| Foreign policy |
No specific position found in the supplied sources. |
| Education Freedom Account vouchers |
Citizens Count lists him as against the Education Freedom Account program (Citizens Count). |
| Property tax/tax policy |
He indicated opposition to any income or sales tax or increase in New Hampshire’s overall tax burden, but voted against a constitutional amendment banning all income taxes (Citizens Count). |
| Northern Pass/energy siting |
No specific position found in the supplied sources. |