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The NDCC website is maintained by the following volunteers:

Rich Green – Webmaster.  Software Project Manager by trade.

Jan Schmidt – Technical consultant and former webmaster.  Current Alderman and State Representative.  Web Designer by trade.

Michael Pedersen – Caretaker of the calendar and State Representative.

Cat Tanguay – Web Assistant

Check for local candidate visits in the calendar!

Cory Booker was the 1st candidate to announce a Nashua office!  83 W. Pearl St.  

Elizabeth Warren Nashua office – 60 Main St.

Bernie Sanders Nashua office – 77 Derry Rd – Hudson

Kamala Harris Nashua office- 33 Main St

Joe Biden Nashua office – 142 N. Main St – Suite 510

Andrew Yang – 115 Main St

The TOP 5 candidates based on a NH August poll:

1. Joe Biden (DE) – former Vice President – 21%

2. Bernie Sanders -VT Senator – 17%

3. Elizabeth Warren – MA Senator – 14%

4. Kamala Harris – CA Senator – 8%

5. Pete Buttigieg – IN – Mayor of South Bend – 6%

And the rest ……

Beto O’Rourke – TX – former US Representative

Cory Booker – NJ Senator

Amy Klobuchar – MN Senator

Kirsten Gillibrand – NY Senator

Andrew Yang – NY – Entrepreneur – Founder of Venture for America

Julian Castro – TX – Former HUD Secretary

John Delaney – MD – Former US Representative

Tulsi Gabbard –  HI – US Representative

Marianne Williamson – CA – Entrepreneur

Jay Inslee – WA Governor

Tim Ryan – OH – US Representative

Michael Bennet – CO Senator

Seth Moulton – MA – US Representative

Wayne Messam – FL – Mayor of Miramar

Bill De Blasio – NY – Mayor of New York City

Steve Bullock – MO Governor

Mike Gravel – AK – former Senator

Joe Sestak – PA – former US Representative

Tom Steyer – CA – Entrepreneur

GONE

Eric Swalwell – CA – US Representative (July 2019)

John Hickenlooper – CO – former Governor (Aug 2019)

Bridges has been serving victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in the Greater Nashua area since 1977. In addition to supporting women and families as they transition out of abusive relationships and households, they run a crisis line that relies heavily on volunteers to both field calls and accompany victims to the hospital to help provide resources and information about Bridges Services.

To learn more about how you can make an impact–– go to http://bridgesnh.org/