| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name | Sallie Fellows; some legislative listings give her name as Sallie D. Fellows (FastDemocracy; NEA-NH) |
| Born | Keene, New Hampshire (Fellows 4 NH) |
| Party | Democratic (Ballotpedia) |
| Current office | Member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives, Grafton 8; she assumed office on December 5, 2018 (Ballotpedia) |
| Seeking | Re-election to the New Hampshire House, Grafton 8, on the November 3, 2026 ballot |
| Education | B.A. in psychology from Skidmore College; M.Ed. in higher education administration from the University of Massachusetts Amherst; graduate certificate in school business administration from Southern New Hampshire University (Fellows 4 NH; Citizens Count) |
| Personal | Holderness resident; U.S. Army sergeant and recipient of the Army Commendation Medal (Citizens Count; Fellows 4 NH) |
| Campaign site | Fellows 4 NH |
| Years | Role |
|---|---|
| Unspecified | U.S. Census taker (Fellows 4 NH) |
| Unspecified | Several positions at Plymouth State College, including analyst for institutional research (Fellows 4 NH) |
| Unspecified | Business administrator for the Somersworth and Rollinsford school districts (Fellows 4 NH) |
| 30 years, dates unspecified | New Hampshire State Department of Education; managed student and financial data and aid allocations before retiring (Fellows 4 NH; Citizens Count) |
| Unspecified | Holderness Planning Board and Holderness Budget Committee (Citizens Count) |
| 2018–present | New Hampshire House of Representatives, Grafton 8 (Citizens Count; Ballotpedia) |
| Issue | Stated position |
|---|---|
| Cost of living and taxes | Opposes a broad-based income tax at present, but says it might be necessary if federal education aid ended; supports restoring reduced revenue streams and redirecting Education Freedom Account voucher money to public schools (Citizens Count). |
| Health care | Supports funding the Office of the Child Advocate; voted for permanent Medicaid expansion in 2023 and for medical aid in dying in 2024 (Citizens Count). |
| Abortion | Says abortion should be a private decision made by a woman in consultation with her doctor; supports a right to abortion before 24 weeks and repeal of the ban after 24 weeks (Citizens Count). |
| LGBTQ rights | Opposes allowing segregation based on biological sex and opposed bills restricting gender identity, transgender care, and sex-related content in schools (Citizens Count). |
| Education and school funding | Supports increased public-school funding, opposes school-district tax-cap mandates, opposes Education Freedom Accounts, and opposes public-school open enrollment with limits (Citizens Count). |
| Housing | Has expressed concern about state bills overriding local zoning; voted to keep the Housing Champion designation and grant program and opposed no-cause eviction proposals (Citizens Count). |
| Immigration | Opposes requiring local immigration enforcement and voted to continue state involvement in refugee resettlement (Citizens Count). |
| Democracy and voting | Said no voter should be turned away at the polls and that the affidavit policy was working well; opposed additional proof-of-ID requirements for some absentee voters (Citizens Count). |
| Environment and energy | Supports renewable portfolio standards, voted for greenhouse-gas reduction goals, supported PFAS regulation, and has expressed caution about nuclear development (Citizens Count). |
| Local school meals | Supported a motion to kill SB 204, concerning free student meals and reimbursement for meals provided at no cost (NHPolitics). |
| Education Freedom Accounts | Opposes the Education Freedom Account program (Citizens Count). |
| Vote | Position | Source |
|---|---|---|
| HB 1792, CHARLIE Act/classroom censorship | No | Citizens Count; NEA-NH |
| HB 1811, repeal of school immunization requirements | No; voted to keep school immunization requirements | Citizens Count |
| HB 1300, school-district tax-cap vote requirement | No | Citizens Count; NEA-NH |
| HB 1815, redefining the state’s education-funding responsibility | No | Citizens Count |
| SB 101, mandatory public-school open enrollment | No | Citizens Count; NEA-NH |
| SB 434, school and library book restrictions | No | NEA-NH |
| HB 1283, medical aid in dying | Yes | Citizens Count |
| HB 1377, Right-to-Work | No | Citizens Count |
| HB 1656, increased special-education funding | Yes | Citizens Count |
| HB 1649, restrictions on consumer products containing added PFAS | Yes | Citizens Count |
| HB 1171, eviction safeguards for tenants whose Social Security payments are disrupted | Supported the kill motion | NHPolitics |
None found. The reviewed evidence identifies no Free State Project, MAGA, or Donald Trump memberships, endorsements, pledges, or ties (Ballotpedia; Citizens Count).
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Campaign finance and fundraising | No fundraising totals, expenditures, donors, or other campaign-finance figures were found in the reviewed Ballotpedia or Citizens Count coverage (Ballotpedia; Citizens Count). |
| Pollster | Dates | Result |
|---|---|---|
| — | — | No poll results were found in the reviewed evidence (Ballotpedia; Citizens Count). |