Manchester, NH: John Stephen, Republican candidate for Executive Council in the fourth district, has released two dozen new supporters from a diverse group of Republicans across the district and state showing the strong momentum behind his campaign.
He released the following statement:
“I’m humbled by the support of this diverse group of Republican leaders from across our district and state,” John Stephen said. “They know that spending will need careful scrutiny in the next biennium as we deal with the fallout of the reckless Biden administration to not only preserve, but grow the New Hampshire Advantage so that more families and workers can achieve the American dream in the freest state in the country.
“I look forward to joining the conservative majority on the Council to ensure that every contract is thoroughly vetted and stripped of waste, to work with departments, as I’ve done for the past decade, to help identify ways to streamline services and reduce spending without reducing quality, and to ensure that all appointees for both executive and judicial branches are the best representatives for the people of this great state.
“I thank this early group of leaders for their strong endorsement!”
John Stephen has already garnered the support of more than 30 current and former elected officials and business leaders:
Executive Councilor Dave Wheeler
Executive Councilor Joe Kenney
Majority Leader Jason Osborne
Representative Wayne MacDonald
Representative Tom Mannion
Representative Doug Thomas
Representative Larry Gagne
Representative Dan McGuire
Representative Jess Edwards
Representative Bob Lynn
Representative Keith Erf
Representative Dave Lundgren
Manchester Alderman Chris Morgan
Hillsborough County Attorney John Coughlin
Rockingham County Sheriff Chuck Massahos
Windham Selectman Bruce Breton
Honorable David Bates
Honorable JP Marzullo
Honorable Tom Eaton
Honorable Kim Rice
Honorable Pam Coughlin
Honorable Pam Tucker
Honorable Jeff Oligny
Honorable Kevin Smith
Andy Crews
Tom Thomson
Phil Taub
Ovide Lamontagne
Gus Fromuth
Joe Faro
Al Letizio, Jr.
