| Abortion |
Against banning abortion in the first trimester and second trimester; supports guaranteeing access before 24 weeks; against repealing the ban after 24 weeks. CitizensCount |
| Education / school funding |
Supports Education Freedom Accounts; undecided on the current system in which about two-thirds of public-school funding comes from local property taxes. CitizensCount |
| Housing |
Supports encouraging municipalities to remove zoning barriers and favors free-market approaches to affordable housing. CitizensCount The Ballot Brief |
| Marijuana |
Supports legalization with home-growing and private use, and legalization through licensed private sales; undecided on state-run cannabis stores. CitizensCount |
| Taxes / cost of living |
Opposes a broad-based income tax and broad-based sales taxes; supports lowering business taxes. CitizensCount The Ballot Brief |
| Gun policy |
Opposes stricter gun laws and is described as supporting gun rights. CitizensCount The Ballot Brief |
| LGBTQ rights |
No response to whether New Hampshire’s anti-discrimination law should allow segregation based on biological sex in some settings. CitizensCount |
| Democracy / voting |
No response to whether newly registered voters should have to provide proof of U.S. citizenship. CitizensCount |
| Environment / energy |
No response to whether New Hampshire should encourage nuclear-power development, including small modular reactors. CitizensCount |