- Newsletter March 17, 2023The State House was in Session on March 16. The session lasted 7 hours, with both parties having similar attendance. There were two gun Bills. HB76 would have imposed a three-day waiting period between the purchase and delivery of the firearm, and HB444 would have prohibited possession of a firearm at a polling place. Bipartisan …
- Newsletter March 10, 2023On March 9, the House of Representatives met. There were several bills on gun control. HB32 placed moreconstraints on gun possession in school zones. HB59 added additional background checks. HB78 repealed thestate’s prohibition to enforce federal overreach, and HB106 established “Red Flag” laws. All were defeated onbi-partisan votes. We thank our Democrat colleagues who voted …
- Newsletter February 24, 2023The State House session was Feb. 22-23 with surprises. On the 22nd, HB639 for legalizing and regulating cannabis passed overwhelmingly (234-127). This bill takes marijuana to a fully regulated business, like alcohol and tobacco. Unfortunately, the bill would open the door to ALL other drugs, methamphetamine, fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, etc. Therefore we voted against it. …
- Newsletter February 10, 2023
Monday, February 6, was a special day at the State House with an Inauguration Ceremony for NH Kid Governor Haydin Simmons. Representative Aures got a chance to meet with her to discuss her plans to eliminate hunger and poverty in the Granite State. Haydin may be back as a representative in 8 years, since Valerie … - Newsletter Friday, February 3, 2023On February 2, we attended our first session to vote on bills brought to the house floor by their respective committees. Because it was a light schedule with all the bills except one highly recommended by their committees, this newsletter will deal with process more than bill content. Twenty-seven standing committees hold public hearings on …
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We are proud to have been endorsed by Cornerstone, RebuildNH, New Hampshire Right to Life, New Hampshire Firearms Coalition, and Young Americans for Liberty with “A” ratings and signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge not to support income or sales tax.
About Cyril
Our neighbors, my neighbors, are having to choose between heating our homes or buying groceries…..110% rise in electricity alone and nearly the same with fuel oil. The democrats are ruining our communities and our country. Every citizen should be able to keep as much of their hard-earned money as possible, not taxed from them for useless programs pushed by the bureaucracy. We need to honor our elderly citizens so that they are not burdened by taxes forcing them to choose between paying taxes, medical needs, or purchasing groceries. I was asked to run as NH State Representative to augment the NH State Legislature’s common sense voting accomplishments. That being a worthy cause, I said, “Yes.” I will serve Pittsfield & Chichester to the best of my ability.
As a family man married to Rosemary for 45 years, having 4 children and 4 grandchildren, I know what responsibility is. Rosemary and I having 24 exchange students from various countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America, have taught me there can be more than a single correct solution to problems. New Hampshire’s citizens are creative. We will figure it out. Work hard, and stay the course; it’s the NH Way.
Being in the military, working with the Department of Defense, an executive for Johnson & Johnson, an accounting teacher for a community college, a high school teacher, and a senior analyst working for BAE Systems in Edinburgh Scotland, London England, USA, has given me valuable experience in dealing with government, civic and corporate issues. I will bring this wisdom and experience to the NH Legislature. Thank you for electing me as one of your NH State Representatives.
About Clayton
For the past two years, I attended public hearings, state house rallies, and legislative sessions and followed the voting records of the State Representatives. The Conservative Republican leadership took on many problems that faced our state with solid results. Fiscal responsibility was prioritized, and New Hampshire’s economy became one of the strongest in the nation. Work to support constitutional liberties during Covid, promoting school choice, advocating for the right to work, and supporting parents’ rights also caught my attention. To help, I decided to run for local state representation and now get to serve, thanks to your vote.
My priorities as an elected NH State Representative are:
- Economy – Never support an income tax or sales tax. Follow the lead of the Republicans this past session to lower taxes and aid small businesses. The key is a responsible and balanced budget.
- Energy – Going to be a brutal winter with the Biden policies, so this will be a priority to any new legislature.
- Education – Support free choice and work for flexibility in public schools so that each town can tailor to their educational needs.
- Parental Rights – Parents control their children’s education, health, and welfare.
- Health Freedom – Eliminating restraints on medical care and anti-mandates will be a priority.
- Liberty – Prevent government overreach and not suspend Constitutional rights in an emergency.