Michael Boucher

A student ID is no longer valid for voting.

Friday, April 3: Today Gov. Ayotte signed into law HB 323 – Requiring the presentation of a government-issued photographic means of identification in order to vote. For those of us who regularly use a drivers license as ID when we ask for a ballot, no change. For voters who use a work ID or a student ID, because those are the IDs they normally carry, they will need to get and present a govt-issued photo ID in future elections. Non-driver photo IDs are available from the DMV with documentation, and with a voucher from a town/city clerk, they are free. Encourage your non-driving friends to apply for this ID well before the September primary!
Thank you to all who wrote to or phoned the Governor urging a veto on HB 323. We are sorry our efforts to encourage young voters weren't enough to change her mind.

I have a petition, Article 16, on the school ballot regarding full day kindergarten and expanding it to more families. I had a presentation during Deliberative. The presentation is mostly about the benefits of kindergarten while explaining why full day is better than half day. I share facts with sources. My presentation is less than 10 minutes long.

2026 Deliberative Session Timberlane Regional School District Deliberative Session

I will be participating in two events to speak directly with people in our community this Sunday 1-3PM at the Atkinson Congregational Church and Monday 6-8PM at Kimball Library.

Chris Tardif and Paul Sedillo, candidates for Town Budget Committee, Julia Doherty, candidate for School Budget Committee, Christine Duerr, candidate for Conflict of Interest, and Marnie Finn, candidate for Library Trustee will be in attendance as well.

Come speak with us directly to discuss your thoughts for the town and learn more about who we are. We'll see you then.