Issues
Cost of living
Manchester families are working harder than ever and falling further behind. Groceries, gas, property taxes, and energy bills keep climbing, while paychecks struggle to keep up. As an entrepreneur raising two young boys in Ward 7, Henry knows the squeeze firsthand. He'll work to keep taxes low, push back on policies that drive up everyday costs, and make New Hampshire affordable again for every family who calls it home.
Housing
New Hampshire is in the middle of a housing crisis. Young families can't afford to buy, working renters are getting priced out, and seniors are watching property taxes push them out of homes they've owned for decades. Henry believes Manchester deserves housing that matches the lives people are actually trying to build. He'll work to cut red tape, support smart local development, and protect homeowners from rising property taxes, so the next generation can put down roots in the community that raised them.
Mental Health
New Hampshire's mental health system is stretched thin, and families across Manchester are paying the price. Wait times for care are too long, beds are too few, and too many Granite Staters can't find help when they need it most. Henry believes mental health should be treated with the same urgency as any other medical crisis. He'll work to expand access to care, support recovery programs that deliver results, and make sure no Manchester family has to navigate this on their own.
Homelessness
Manchester's homelessness crisis is visible on our streets, and it's hurting both the people without shelter and the families and businesses around them. Behind every encampment is a neighbor who needs real help, often someone battling addiction or untreated mental illness. Henry believes Manchester can do better with expanded treatment options, more recovery resources, and policies that combine compassion with accountability. We can be a community that helps people get back on their feet without giving up on safe and welcoming streets.
Education
Every Manchester child deserves a great education, no matter their zip code. That means strong public schools, real parental involvement, and the freedom for families to choose the path that's right for their kids. As a father of two young boys, Henry has a personal stake in getting this right. He'll support our teachers, defend local control of our schools, and make sure every Manchester student is prepared to succeed, whether they're heading to college, a trade, or building a business of their own.