Across our state, Granite Staters are facing increased costs of living, which disproportionately impacts women, especially mothers and women of color.
New Hampshire women face economic disadvantages throughout their lives: their labor is undervalued and underpaid, with fewer benefits, and they accrue fewer assets and savings over their lifetime compared to men.
How do we change that? Elect more women.
Women in office, regardless of party affiliation, are more likely to support policies that benefit women and girls in their communities. Women in elected office are more likely to seek bipartisanship and compromise than their male counterparts. From government to business to community, diverse perspectives lead to more robust discussion and better outcomes.
New Hampshire knows how to elect women at the top of the ticket, yet women are underrepresented at the state and county level and make up only 36% of the state legislature.
Let’s change the political landscape in New Hampshire. On November 3, vote for women.
