Timothy Horrigan for NH House

11/03/2026

Mindful Monday:

One More Day Left on the Doors Until Election Day for this gal in District 37!

Thank you to every kind person who has supported the effort, opened a door, took a phone call, or sat and shared your situation with me. I see you, I hear you, I will always work for you.

Democrats are squarely focused on the economy, diversified energy initiatives to lower costs, are insisting on rock solid environmental stewardship, insisting upon adequate public education support, and putting every day folks, first!

This election is about unfair healthcare premiums being placed on our most vulnerable in New Hampshire, the high cost of living, it's about the small local businesses being impacted by tariffs, including our tourism industries. It's about the gaping holes in state and federal funding for our public education programs of all kinds - ultimately leaving local taxpayers stuck with more of the bill than they should have.

This election is for the families doing more with less and who deserve more, a desire to make housing more affordable, and working to help echo the needs of the small business owners frustrated by the economic turbulence, it's for the local farms having a hard time planning for and riding out the increased costs: from farm equipment to fuel.

Milford and Amherst, we truly are stronger together!

11/02/2026

11/02/2026

Loads of doors! Exhausted, but joyful in the final days of canvassing!

10/28/2026

From the October 28 Seacoast Newspapers:

Vote NO on 'incomprehensible' Question 2

Oct. 22 − To the Editor:

On November 3, the back side of your ballot will feature an incomprehensible "Question 2." You will probably have a hard time understanding it. That is because it makes little or no sense.

HB 1300 was hastily put together by a small group of so-called "Republican leaders" and passed after a strictly partisan legislative process, or maybe I should say "non-process." Those leaders are openly hostile to public education. They do however love the Educational Freedom Account school voucher program. One of those leaders directly benefits from the EFA program by providing online classes to voucher recipients.

The EFA program is run by an out-of-state corporation, based in New York City. The Children’s Scholarship Fund skims a guaranteed 10% off the top of the funds we taxpayers send them, and they are accountable to no one. Your local school administrative unit (SAU) will be limited to just 6%.

Question 2 does say that the proposed tax caps "do not affect classroom instruction, school-based services, or other municipal expenditures," which is nice. However, they're lying: it is not possible to arbitrarily peg tax rates to the consumer price index without crippling our schools and our municipalities.

The bill which mandated this ballot question ("HB 1300, Chapter 324, 2026") makes even less sense than the brief and inaccurate summary on your ballot. It’s word salad, and not even good word salad: this is the stinky stuff at the bottom of the bagged salad that’s been sitting in your fridge since before Labor Day.

Keeping property taxes low is a good thing, just like eating more salad. But you should still vote "NO" on Question 2. Pour the brown fluid down your drain and toss the wilted greens on your compost heap. Remember to wash your hands afterwards.

Rep. Timothy Horrigan (Strafford 10)

Durham

10/27/2026

My October 27, 2026 letter to the editor of the Concord Monitor

"Reject the stinky word salad"

On Nov. 3, the back side of your ballot will feature an incomprehensible “Question 2.” You will probably have a hard time understanding it. That is because it makes little or no sense.

HB 1300 was hastily put together by a small group of so-called “Republican leaders” and passed after a strictly non-bipartisan legislative process, or maybe I should say “non-process.” Those leaders are openly hostile to public education. They do however love the Educational Freedom Account school voucher program. One of them directly benefits from the EFA program by providing online classes to voucher recipients.

The EFA program is run by an out-of-state corporation, based in New York City. The Children’s Scholarship Fund skims a guaranteed 10% off the top of the funds we taxpayers send them, and they are accountable to no one. Your local school administrative unit (SAU) will be limited to just 6%.

The bill which mandated this ballot question (“HB 1300, Chapter 324, 2026”) makes even less sense than the brief and inaccurate summary on your ballot. It’s word salad, and not even good word salad: this is the stinky stuff at the bottom of the bagged salad that’s been sitting in your fridge since before Labor Day.

Keeping property taxes low is a good thing, just like eating more salad. But you should still vote “No” on Question 2. Pour the brown fluid down your drain and toss the wilted greens on your compost heap. And then wash your hands afterwards.

Timothy Horrigan, Durham

https://reader.concordmonitor.com/story/408046/content.html

10/22/2026

On November 3, the back side of your ballot will feature an incomprehensible “Question 2.” You will probably have a hard time understanding it. That is because it makes little or no sense. The bill which mandated this ballot question (“HB 1300, Chapter 324, 2026”) makes even less sense than the brief and inaccurate summary on your ballot. It’s word salad, and not even good word salad: this is the stinky stuff at the bottom of the bagged salad that’s been sitting in your fridge since before Labor Day.

Keeping property taxes low is a good thing, just like eating more salad. But you should still vote “NO” on Question 2. Pour the brown fluid down your drain and toss the wilted greens on your compost heap. And then wash your hands afterwards.

HB 1300 was hastily put together by a small group of so-called “Republican leaders” and passed after a strictly non-bipartisan legislative process, or maybe I should say “non-process.” Those leaders are openly hostile to public education. They do however love the Educational Freedom Account school voucher program. At last one of them directly benefits from the EFA program by providing online classes to voucher recipients.

The EFA program is run by an out-of-state corporation, based in New York City. The Children’s Scholarship Fund skims a guaranteed 10% off the top of the tax-payer funds we send to them, and they are accountable to no one. Your local school administrative unit (SAU) will be limited to just 6%.

09/19/2026

09/03/2026

If re-elected I will work hard to live up to what Rights and Democracy NH said about me.

08/27/2026

My op-ed about last week's Veto Day vote to censure my colleague James Spillane ran in today's Concord Monitor.

08/02/2026

If you are feeling generous, please donate to my campaign. Amongst other things, I have many postcards to send: 1800 this week, and hopefully 5000 more later this month.

Timothy Horrigan is running for a 10th term representing Durham. You can donate tp his campaign quickly and securely via ActBlue.