Former New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte is ready to grab the reins and steer New Hampshire away from becoming the dreaded Massachusetts. Ayotte made her grand entrance into the governor’s race on Monday, determined to keep New Hampshire safe, prosperous, and most importantly, free! With her sights set on preserving the state’s unique qualities like no income tax and no sales tax, she’s all about protecting the precious education freedom we have here. Ayotte is not about to let the Live Free or Die spirit fade away under her watch.
We’re in!
I am running for Governor because I fear that we are one election away from turning into Massachusetts. Together, we will ensure that we keep New Hampshire safe, prosperous and free. #nhpolitics #nhgov pic.twitter.com/EIngXiQ0wF
— Kelly Ayotte (@KellyAyotte) July 24, 2023
But she’s not alone in the quest to keep the New Hampshire magic alive. Former New Hampshire Senate President Chuck Morse is also throwing his hat in the ring. He’s all about building upon the governor’s impressive accomplishments. Morse is grateful for Chris Sununu’s efforts in shaping the state into the greatness it enjoys today. In fact, he’s practically bursting with pride over their partnership in constructing a conservative, pro-jobs, pro-growth, family-first economic agenda. Morse believes it’s this very agenda that has made New Hampshire the envy of both New England and the entire nation. Now, with Sununu stepping aside for this race, Morse is stepping up to continue the legacy of success.
It’s an exciting time in New Hampshire as two fierce conservatives battle for the opportunity to lead the state. Ayotte is ready to defend New Hampshire’s values and ensure it remains the epitome of freedom, while Morse is ready to build upon the foundation of prosperity that has been set. One thing is for certain: Granite Staters have some tough decisions to make come election day. Will they choose the fearless Ayotte or the steady and determined Morse? Either way, New Hampshire’s future looks bright and full of conservative promise!