Rosemary D'Arcy: Vote on Tuesday, Nov. 3 to make sure voices are heard

To The Daily Sun,

What matters to voters? This year’s mid-term election on Nov. 3 is going to be an important indicator of what will be the most pressing in 2028 to the residents of New Hampshire and which candidate has the background, experience, commitment and core values to help us get there. If taxpayers talk to their friends and neighbors about the issues that are confronting New Hampshire, they’ll hear some of the same things from many others.

Very soon we’ll have a chance to have our voices heard and vote. On Nov. 3, we’ll have the opportunity to make decisions about what matters most to us in Bristol, Bridgewater and the rest of our state. There are hard choices that can have a real impact on things like property taxes, strong public schools, realistic prices that people can afford, especially housing and healthcare, responsible government spending and available health and other services for our veterans, those who have defended and protect us during the challenges of Vietnam and Iraq, to name a few.

Marc Bourassa, who is running for state representative in District 10 for Bridgewater and Bristol, has the kind of background and experience and the commitment to help us get the job done. He has real solutions addressing the needs of our communities.

Make sure readers know something about the candidates for the state representative for Bristol and Bridgewater. Please make sure they know where and when to register and what they need to be eligible. Ensure they know the date and place where they will vote and if they have to vote absentee, find out what they need to do. Every vote counts.

Rosemary D’Arcy

Bristol