I’m working to extend the 2026 open enrollment period, deliver food assistance to Granite Staters in need, cut red tape to build more housing, and fight President Trump’s tariffs, which are making life more expensive for everyone.

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At a time that health care and cost-of-living is way too high for everyday families, Congress must extend the ACA enhanced premium tax credits to keep health insurance costs lower.

Not doing so would be a huge step backwards on the delivery and access of health care in NH communities.

Just left Laconia where I stopped by the Belknap-Merrimack Community Action Program and delivered food for their food pantry.

New Hampshire has seen an increased need for food assistance over the last few years. I’m fighting to protect SNAP and support organizations like theirs.

The Affordable Care Act Marketplace is now open to compare plans at healthcare.gov. Granite Staters can see their insurance costs for 2026 - which have skyrocketed.

I’ll keep fighting for people’s access to affordable health care and to lower the cost of living.

Since the shutdown began, I’ve been listening to families, community organizations, health centers, and small businesses across New Hampshire, and I’ve repeatedly called on the Speaker to bring the House back.

Here’s an update.

I met with New Hampshire community health centers about the urgent need for Congress to extend the ACA tax credits or else hardworking Granite Staters will see their health insurance premiums skyrocket, and thousands will lose coverage altogether.

I’m speaking out on behalf of the people of New Hampshire who care deeply about having access to the care they need. The Affordable Care Act premium tax credits allow them to get that care.

Congress can end the government shutdown and deal with our health care crisis at the same time.