Reelect NH State Rep Wendy Thomas

I’ve never believed that being elected to the State House means simply showing up, casting votes, and going home. It means showing up for your community.

Over the past year, I’ve worked to bring people together through statewide community listening sessions, creating spaces where residents can speak honestly about what is happening in their neighborhoods and what they need from their elected officials.

I’ve continued the fight to protect New Hampshire communities from PFAS contamination and to hold those responsible accountable. 

I helped organize the successful opposition to the proposed ICE detention facility in Merrimack because our communities should not have to accept harmful projects simply because someone else thinks they belong here.

And when a massive data center was proposed in Nottingham, I helped organize an opposition campaign because communities deserve a voice when projects threaten their water, energy supply, environment, quality of life, and future.

That is the kind of representative I intend to keep being: present, persistent, willing to listen, and willing to fight.

But campaigns cost money, and grassroots campaigns like mine depend on people who believe that local voices matter.

If you believe New Hampshire communities deserve representatives who will listen, organize, and stand up for them, please consider contributing to my campaign today.

Together, we can keep fighting for healthy communities, clean water, responsible development, and a government that actually listens to the people it serves.