The history of manufacturing in New Hampshire is the history of America. From the mills that helped build our nation to the next generation of innovators and skilled workers, manufacturing is in our DNA. We helped build America's past, and we're building its future right here in New Hampshire.

It doesn’t get much better than fall in the Granite State🍁

This President has profited $2.2 billion during his time in office. That is dead wrong — and I’m doing something about it. My bipartisan bill would put a ban on stock trading across all three branches of government — including family members.

I’m leading a bipartisan bill that is commonsense: if Congress can’t do its job and pass a budget, no Member of Congress should get paid. Full stop.

Every Granite Stater deserves access to fresh, healthy food, and our local farmers deserve to thrive. Great conversation at Kearsarge Food Hub in Bradford with farmers, food pantry leaders, and community partners about fighting food insecurity, supporting family farms, and getting more locally grown food onto our neighbors’ tables. Thank you to Hanna, Lauren, and the entire team for bringing us together!

New Hampshire’s family farms are the backbone of our communities, but rising costs, workforce shortages, and federal red tape are making it harder to keep them running. Great conversation in Francestown with local farmers about the challenges they face and what Congress can do to help. Thank you to Bob and Judy for hosting us at your amazing Bob’s Chocolate Cafe!

Great to be at @SaintAnselm with the @NECouncil and leaders from across New Hampshire, including @AARPNH and the @alzheimersmanh, to hear directly from you, answer your questions, and discuss protecting Social Security, supporting NH caregivers, cracking down on corruption across our government, ending President Trump’s war in Iran, and delivering for Granite Staters.

When Granite Staters call for help, our law enforcement officers answer. Grateful to meet with the NH Association of Chiefs of Police to hear directly about the challenges they face. I'll keep fighting to get our officers the resources, training, and support they need to keep our communities safe.

What an honor to help cut the ribbon on Predictive Monitor's new headquarters today, right here in my hometown of Nashua! Laurie and John Masiello have spent decades protecting the medicines and research that patients and families count on. They built Masy BioServices from the ground up, and now they're growing Predictive Monitor here at home. Laurie, John, and the whole Predictive Monitor team: I'm so proud of what you've built, and it meant a lot to celebrate with you today. Congratulations on this next chapter. I can't wait to see what you do next!