Republican State Representative Candidates for Hollis
BARBOUR ★ KELLY ★ FLANAGAN
Common Sense for NH
Town Hall and Meet & Greet Events
We are bringing the issues to Hollis voters. The following Town Hall and Meet & Greet events let you get to know your Republican candidates and engage on the issues that shape our state
Upcoming Events
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​We’ll look at why local education spending has continued to rise even as enrollment has declined, and what shifting more education funding to the state could mean for taxpayers and local control.
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New Hampshire has among the highest per-pupil education spending in the country, even as enrollment and student performance have declined. You'll learn where the money goes and what has driven spending increases over the past decade.
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Hear from the legislators, policy experts, and our Common Sense for NH candidates Liz Barbour, Jim Kelly, and Jack Flanagan about local control in education funding decisions and what changes are being discussed in Concord that could affect funding and lower property taxes in the future.
This event is hosted by the Hollis Town Republican Committee and the Common Sense for NH Candidate team, Liz Barbour, Dr. Jim Kelly, and Jack Flanagan.
Previous Events
On the November Ballot: Every Hollis Voter Will Have a Voice on Property Taxes
HRTC members and registered Hollis Republicans are invited to join us on Tuesday, September 15, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the Lawrence Barn Community Center for an important conversation about the Property Tax Protection question appearing on the November ballot. Learn what is driving the school portion of your property tax bill, what a YES or NO vote will mean, how the proposed school property-tax cap would work, and what it could mean for Hollis taxpayers, our schools, and local control.
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Learn what is driving the school portion of your property tax bill.
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Understand the Property Tax Protection question that will appear on your November ballot, what a YES or NO vote means, how the proposed school property-tax cap would work, and what it could mean for Hollis taxpayers and our schools.
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Hear from Common Sense for NH candidates Liz Barbour, Jim Kelly, and Jack Flanagan about the importance of local control in tax decisions and why we support giving Hollis voters a stronger voice in decisions that affect their property taxes.
This is a private event. Advance registration is required for this free event.
Property Tax Relief: Understanding the November Ballot Question
Date: Tuesday, September 15
Time: 6:30–8:00 p.m.
Location: Lawrence Barn, Hollis
