New Hampshire voters are feeling optimistic about the state's direction, but concerned about affordability and taxes. In this episode, State Senate Majority Leader Regina Birdsell shares her insights on the current state of affairs in New Hampshire, where residents feel that things are better than in other parts of the country.
As the state prepares for the upcoming election, voters are weighing in on key issues like the gas tax, property taxes, and education funding. According to Senator Birdsell, constituents are expressing concerns about affordability, particularly when it comes to property taxes and the proposed income tax increase. They're also questioning where their tax dollars are going, given the state's recent efforts to return funds to cities and towns.
The conversation touches on the state's economic performance, with Senator Birdsell highlighting New Hampshire's low poverty rate and high return on taxpayer investments. However, she also acknowledges that voters are worried about the impact of rising costs on their daily lives. From gas prices to property values, there are many factors at play in this election season.
To hear more about the concerns and sentiments of New Hampshire voters, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire, where Senator Birdsell shares her unique perspective on the state's current state of affairs.
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