Fellows

Sallie Fellows

Resides: Holderness

Experience: Representative, NH House of Representatives (2018-present); 30 years at the State Department of Education; Holderness Planning Board; Holderness Budget Committee; Sergeant, US Army, Army Commendation Medal recipient.

Website: www.fellows4nh.com/

Position on Issues

Tax incentives for affordable housing: "I support lowering property taxes, and could support new programs to help first time buyers. I am not convinced incentives for developers are effective. Supply and demand determine sale prices and rents." 

NH business subsidies and tax credits: "Only in special circumstances, such as Manchester's ARMI."

Business tax decrease: "Possibly for the short term in response to Covid related hardship." 

Capital gains tax: "Yes, but only for people with a total income that is relatively high. Capital gains may be a significant portion of a person't retirement income."

Cigarette tax increase: "For"
 
Emergency power restrictions On Governor's power: "For"
 
Statewide, mandatory family and medical leave "We should consider having the employer paying the .5% of wages."
 
Private, opt-in family and medical leave: "Against"
 
Stricter gun laws: "I support stricter gun control laws."
 
Broad-based income tax: "Only if it would result in a significant reduction of our currently broad-based tax, property taxes"
 
Mail-in voting: "I support mail-in if the voter makes the request for a ballot each year."
 
Marijuana legalization: "I oppose marijuana legalization."
 
Net metering expansion: "For"
 
Abortion ban after 24 weeks: "Against"
 
Minimum wage increase: "We should adopt a state minimum wage, and set a course toward $15/hr."
 
Increased access to police misconduct reports: "My support would depend on the details of the plan."
 
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative: "I support New Hampshire's participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative."
 
Extending renewable energy portfolio standard: "For"
 
Road usage fee: "For"
 
Broad-based sales tax "I would consider a sales tax with exclusions that prevent low-income residents from paying a disproportionately larger share of their income. For example, exclude first $15,000 for a car, and similar exclusions for home appliances."
 
Per-pupil school funding increase: "For"
 
Tax revenue for private and home schooling: "I oppose allocating tax revenues for private and/or home schooling costs."
 
Student debt repayment for certain industries: "Possibly for public sector jobs (teachers, state jobs). Possibly a match of employer conributions in agriculture, childcare, etc."

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