“City government matters. We need every voice in our upcoming elections. The Preliminary Election is September 12th and the General Election November 7th. I will be honored to earn your vote for re-election as Nashua’s Mayor. Let’s continue our work together for Nashua’s brightest future.”
Nashua cannot afford to go backwards - we have to keep investing in our community, encourage growth, and foster economic development. Let's keep Nashua moving forward in a positive direction!
Lack of housing is a major concern for our city. Businesses are struggling to hire enough people to fill jobs due to a lack of housing.
Serving on the Housing Trust Fund committee will continue to be my focus if re-elected. Lack of housing is one of the major concerns for our city. Businesses are struggling to hire enough people to fill their jobs due to a lack of housing.
Experienced Leadership Dedicated to Student Success
I support public education that transforms communities.
My 20 years in public schools serves as the foundation as I work to advocate for all students and staff.
Listen and respect others to work together improving our schools.
I bring a unique set of experiences as both a parent and a teacher. I want to support teachers, students, and parents in order to make Nashua Schools the best in the state.
Everyone deserves a strong voice in government. With your vote, I will be that voice for you!
As Chair of the Budget committee, I have worked to ensure your tax dollars are spent wisely. I’ve dedicated my life to serving Nashua and I will not approve wasteful spending.
I will always be there to listen, and I will always be there to help.
I am an experienced, resourceful and determined Alderman for Ward 4. We are the heart of Nashua.
I want to keep Nashua a good place to live, work, and raise a family for our children and grandchildren.
I am stepping forward to volunteer to work hard for Ward 6 and represent your voice in local government.
As your alderman, I will stand for safe, vibrant neighborhoods and affordable housing solutions.
I believe a city is a place where people should be able to use everything it has to offer, it should be safe from crime, poverty, and drugs. Everyone should have a chance
I will always be available to Ward 9 residents who have concerns or problems that I can help with.
I want everyone to have access to clean parks, pedestrian-friendly roads, clean water, and timely trash pickup.
I visited over one thousand cities when I ran across America in 2018. I can tell you with confidence that there is no city as special as my hometown of Nashua and the people who live here.
As a working-class, progressive, registered nurse, mother, and member of the community, I am committed to listening to what matters most and ensuring that ALL voices are heard.
