Read our holiday newsletter here.
Read Andru’s Concord Monitor piece about his time on the Executive Council and his outlook on the challenges ahead for the Council here.
Read a post-election statement from Andru here.
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Join Andru’s Team!
I signed this pledge to lower property taxes for the majority of Granite Staters when I filed to run for office on Friday, June 12th.
Andru has been fighting to make things fair for regular folks in New Hampshire for decades—long before he ran for office. Now, he's ready to take that fight to the Governor's office.
From ensuring equitable school funding to stopping the construction of fracked gas pipelines, Andru knows that we need honesty and new solutions to solve the tough issues facing our state. If you agree that it's time for a new kind of leader who has the courage to lead boldly, add your name and join the team today.
We need volunteers and interns of all ages, from high school students to seniors to those who might be able to spare an extra hour, to come join our movement. If you are interested in volunteering or interning, email info@volinskynh.com.
I’m ready to fight for all Granite Staters
You have the right to demand progress.
New Hampshire is a beautiful place to live, work and raise a family. Amy and I have lived here for more than 37 years and raised our family here. However, just beneath the surface, too many working and middle-class families are falling behind. Where a child lives continues to determine the quality of their school and chance for lifelong success. Our students have the highest-in-the-nation student debt because New Hampshire offers the lowest-in-the-nation support for our colleges and universities. This failure to support colleges and universities affects us all. Seniors can't sell their homes to young families burdened with student debt. Employers can't find highly-trained employees ready for a 21st Century workforce. And far too many of us know someone who's passed away because of the opioid epidemic or suffering from treatable mental and physical illness they cannot pay for due to having the highest out-of-pocket health care costs in the nation.
New Hampshire's revenue system is failing us all. It is time to talk about the unfairness of our system and how it undermines the opportunity for businesses to expand and individuals to prosper. These problems are not new. We have the right to demand progress. As Governor, I will take on the tough issues and not hide behind worn out fictions designed to protect the status quo.