Property Tax Relief Town Hall

Why This Matters

Granite Staters are feeling the squeeze. Property taxes continue to climb, driven largely by rising school budgets and local spending, while families work hard to keep more of their hard-earned money.

The Committee to Elect House Republicans is proud to host a Property Tax Town Hall — an open forum to hear directly from you, discuss real solutions, and share our commitment to delivering meaningful relief.

Why This Matters New Hampshire's "live free or die" spirit means no broad-based income or sales tax — but that puts extra pressure on local property taxes. House Republicans are fighting back with proposals to:

• Cap runaway school spending
• Providing tools to rein in excessive budgets
• Deliver tax cuts that actually reach taxpayers

We're committed to keeping New Hampshire affordable, protecting our no-income-tax advantage, and putting residents first — just like our Contract with New Hampshire promises.

Event Details

• Date: January 27, 2026
• Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM 
• Location: Letizio Enterprises, 55 Enterprise Drive, Windham NH
• Format: Open discussion with Majority Leader Jason Osborne, Deputy Joe Sweeney, and other NH House Republican leaders, Q&A session, and opportunities to share your experiences.

Featured Speakers

• Jason Osborne, House Majority Leader
• Joe Sweeney, Deputy Majority Leader
• House Republican leadership and key members
• Local representatives fighting for you in Concord

This is your chance to have your voice heard, ask tough questions, and learn about the Republican plan to provide real, lasting property tax relief.

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Light refreshments will be provided. Bring your neighbors — the more voices, the stronger our push for relief!

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