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The Evils of Supporting Candidates, Imagination or Reality?

A recent letter to the Londonderry Times and Hudson-Litchfield News shows exactly what is wrong with today’s party politics. Instead of talking about what WE can do as a community or a nation the letter writer chose to pull imaginary issues from the darkest regions of there anatomy in an attempt portray a candidate as somehow evil for having more people interested in having her represent them in Concord than her opponent. Lets remember that the voters and the taxpayers are one and the same and when there is a friend to the taxpayer, people out side the district, realizing that it takes more than one vote to accomplish a goal, will contribute to candidates in hopes of spreading a message of fiscal responsibility and an understanding of the plight of working men and women.

Senator Sharon Carson has been recently deemed by opposing party political’s as evil in the sense she has a wide range of support from both individuals and business’s who fear for their very survival. In an attempt to dissuade voters from looking at the facts the writer notes contributions coming from all over and deems contributions from those in business to be an evil deed that the public should use as a reason to support the oppositions candidate. Said candidate who by the way cannot find enough people to agree with her positions to fund any furtherance or dissemination of her ideas to the general public.

The idea of a free election system includes allowing for those who support a message to also support that messages ability to reach all the people. A bad message, a bad plan for the state of NH, gets little if any attention and little if any financial support to broadcast that bad idea.

Sharon Carson has worked hard as a legislator in the House and even harder as a Senator for the district. She has asked local constituents to donate to a local charity rather than her campaign on many occasions and the local community has done just that. For Senator Sharon Carson its about the issues, about the people, and about doing what is right for NH. People who believe she is fair , open and honest have contributed to her campaign. They believe integrity is as important to the process as the ideas that will be debated. Sharon has the highest level of integrity one could ask for. You may not always agree but you can never deny she is open and honest making her decisions in the light of day. Her work on behalf of the people she serves both locally and statewide is well known and very much appreciated.

No person running for a voluntary job paying $100 a year should ever have to be subjected to the party politics that seem to creep into every election at the last minute. Sharon Carson deserves to be respected for her record as a veteran of our armed forces, a mother of two wonderful daughters, a teacher of our youth at the college level a phenomenal wife according to her husband and a member of her community who over the years has given hundreds of hours with no expectations other than to hope to have assisted others in their time of need.

Sharon Carson deserves our support and she deserves our thanks as someone we have been able to count on to serve with honor and distinction whenever the call for volunteers has been made. I will be voting for Sharon Carson for Senate. She demonstrates the kind of leadership we need to work together to find our way. I hope you will look at what Sharon Carson has done over the years and join me in asking her to serve by voting for Sharon Carson for Senate in November.

Sen Bob Clegg
Hudson NH

Senator Bob Clegg represented Londonderry, Auburn and Hudson prior to Sen Sharon Carson’s election two years ago.

Sen. Carson Participates in Rivier College Panel on Women in Politics

Concord, NH – Saying she is always ready to share her experience in politics and encourage others to consider public service, Sen. Sharon Carson, R-Londonderry, participated in a panel discussion on Women in Politics at Rivier College in Nashua on November 16th. She was joined by Sen. Molly Kelly, D-Keene, and Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau, as well as several other former female legislators.

“It’s always a pleasure to have the opportunity to work with other women who are involved in New Hampshire politics,” Carson said. “The Rivier College event gave us the unique opportunity to address a group of young women and men about how they can become involved in the political process. New Hampshire is a place where you can definitely break into politics at any age so long as you have a strong message and are willing to give voters a straight answer when they ask because, in my experience, that is definitely what they expect and deserve.”

Sen. Carson is currently in her second term serving District 14 that includes Londonderry, Hudson and Auburn. For the 2011-2012 legislative session, she sits on the Education and Judiciary Committees, along with Executive Departments & Administration which she chairs.

Michaeline Dellafera, the author of two books, “Women at the Table: 40 Intimate Profiles of Political Women of the Northeast” and “Thirteen Women: Inside New Hampshire’s First Female Majority Senate”, served as the moderator for the event.

Seantor Carson reminds District 14 voters of upcoming deadlines

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

CONTACT:

October 11, 2010 Sen. Sharon Carson, 661-4555

Sen. Carson reminds District 14 voters of upcoming deadlines

Critical general election to be held on Tuesday, Nov.2nd

(Londonderry) With the general election only three weeks away, state Sen. Sharon Carson is reminding District 14 voters in Londonderry, Hudson and Auburn of several important deadlines concerning registration and absentee ballots.

Commenting on the importance of the upcoming election, Carson said, “If there’s ever been a time when New Hampshire voters need to make their voices heard concerning the direction of our state and country, it’s now. I want to encourage everyone to vote, whether in person or by absentee ballot. As citizens, voting is one of the most patriotic things we can do. If you are as concerned about the troubling fiscal situations in Concord and Washington as I am, then you know this is no time to sit on the sidelines.”

Voting Information and Deadlines

Eligibility

NH residents who will be 18 years or older on Election Day and are a U.S. citizen, may register with the city/town clerk where they live up to ten days before any election. This year, that deadline is October 23rd. After that, you must wait until Nov. 2nd for same day registration at your polling place.

Registering

Residents are required to fill out a standard voter registration form and must show proof of age, citizenship and domicile. There is no minimum residency requirement in NH. You may register as soon as you move to your community.

Political Parties

When registering to vote, you will not be required to declare yourself as a member of a political party (Republican or Democrat). Instead, you may register as an undeclared voter.

Absentee Ballots

Absentee ballots are available from your city/town clerk approximately 30 days prior to an election. Clerks may accept absentee ballots submitted in person until 5:00pm on Nov. 1st or until 5:00pm on Nov.2nd if received through the mail.

 

Polling Places and Times

Auburn Auburn Village School, Eaton Hill Road 7am-7pm

Hudson Community Center, Lions Avenue 7am-7pm

Londonderry Londonderry High School, Mammoth Road 7am-8pm