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<h2>No Income or Sales Tax</h2>Rebecca does not support a broad-based income or sales tax. She understands that our low-tax, business-friendly environment is what keeps our communities vibrant, fosters small business growth, and attracts new opportunities. By defending these principles, she aims to preserve the state’s unique economic identity while encouraging sustainable growth. She is committed to working with business leaders to foster economic development that’s aligned with our values and protects our land, workforce, and traditions.

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<h2>Meet Rebecca</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/619f0f55-d765-4c16-90a2-4d65cdb49697/03b6428c-017a-4d93-8d29-2836bccf79b8/03b6428c-017a-4d93-8d29-2836bccf79b8.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C1512%2C2016&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="30" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">Rebecca Harned is a working parent, scientist, and dedicated public servant proud to raise her family in New Hampshire’s Seventh Senate District.&nbsp;The daughter of a service-disabled, U.S. Air Force Vietnam veteran, Rebecca understands the financial pressures facing hard working families, seniors, and veterans as the cost of living continues to rise across the state.Rebecca graduated from Colby-Sawyer College, putting herself through school with financial aid and two jobs before earning her master’s degree. She went on to spend more than a decade in Washington, D.C.,&nbsp;working under the Obama, Biden, and Trump administrations to provide public safety and disaster preparedness initiatives that strengthened local communities while protecting taxpayer dollars.&nbsp;Her work delivered practical results through responsible leadership and effective management.In 2017, Rebecca returned home to New Hampshire to raise her family and invest in the community she loves. She lives in Sutton, works as a research scientist studying risk and community resilience, and serves on the Kearsarge Regional School District Municipal Budget Committee, where she helps ensure responsible stewardship of local tax dollars while supporting strong public schools.<img src="https://run.imgix.net/619f0f55-d765-4c16-90a2-4d65cdb49697/16bb633c-ed72-4457-ace5-604cf6333f4b/16bb633c-ed72-4457-ace5-604cf6333f4b.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C1512%2C2016&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="30" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">Rebecca and her family enjoy spending time outdoors in New Hampshire’s lakes and mountains, and she is committed to building a more affordable, responsible future for the communities of Senate District 7.

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Rebecca Harned is a working parent and research scientist who lives in Sutton with her family. Rebecca serves on the Budget Committee for the Kearsarge Regional School District and is focused on keeping New Hampshire communities affordable and strong.

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<h2>Fiscal Responsibility</h2>Rebecca believes that New Hampshire’s government should live within its means - just like our families, seniors, and small businesses do. That means cutting excess spending where it exists and making sure every taxpayer dollar is spent effectively, achieving real outcomes for our people. New Hampshire can and must meet its obligations - without passing burdens onto working families, seniors, and future generations.

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<h2>Lower Property Taxes</h2>Rebecca understands that the biggest strain on working families and seniors is rising property taxes. The state’s overreliance on property taxes to fund essential services is putting tremendous stress on New Hampshire’s families, seniors, and small businesses. The solution is responsible state spending, fiscal accountability, and fair revenue reforms that deliver relief without shifting costs. She is committed to keeping homeownership affordable at every stage of life.

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<h2>Protecting Public Education</h2>Rebecca believes local communities know their children best, and public schools are the bedrock of our strong communities across New Hampshire. Our public schools are the foundation of our home values—if they decline, so do our homes - putting generations of investment at risk. Strong public education is also the foundation for small business growth and the new economic opportunities we’ve been calling for. Bottom line: Strong public education protects our personal investments and supports small business growth.As a member of the Kearsarge Regional School District Municipal Budget Committee, Rebecca knows firsthand how difficult it is to fund quality education while limiting tax increases. She’s committed to ensuring every New Hampshire student has access to a strong education while respecting local control. That requires balancing responsibility between towns and the state, backed by accountable use of existing state funding.

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<h2>Rebecca Harned Announces Campaign for New Hampshire Senate District 7</h2>SUTTON, NH — Rebecca Harned, a working mom, research scientist, and member of the Kearsarge Regional School District Municipal Budget Committee, today announced her campaign for New Hampshire State Senate in District 7, pledging to focus on lowering costs for families and bringing responsible leadership back to Concord.Harned, who lives in Sutton with her family, said she is running because too many Granite State families are feeling squeezed by rising costs while state leaders fail to address the pressures facing local communities.“I hear from families all across Senate District 7: it’s getting harder,” said Harned. “It’s harder to afford a home. Harder to keep up with property taxes. Harder for young families to get started. Harder for working families to afford childcare… much less buy their first home. Harder for young people to launch into careers paying a livable wage.Harned, who lives in Sutton with her family, emphasized that affordability will be the central focus of her campaign.“This race is about affordability and responsibility,” Harned said. “It is about building a better New Hampshire."A graduate of Colby-Sawyer College, Harned put herself through school with need-based financial aid and two jobs before earning her master’s degree. She later spent more than a decade in Washington, D.C., working on public safety and disaster preparedness initiatives under the Obama, Biden, and Trump administrations.“My job was to create efficiencies, modernize systems, protect taxpayer dollars, and deliver measurable results,” Harned said. “Not ideology. Results. And that’s what I believe our district deserves.”Harned returned to New Hampshire in 2017 to raise her family and invest in the community she calls home. In addition to her work as a research scientist studying risk and resilience, she serves on the Kearsarge Regional School District Municipal Budget Committee.“As I serve on the Kearsarge Regional School District Municipal Budget Committee, I see these pressures up close. We work carefully, line by line, to make sure taxpayer dollars are used responsibly, because we know every increase shows up on our property tax bill. We know that behind every budget decision is a family trying to make ends meet,” Harned said. “Responsible leadership means being honest about what’s working—and what’s hurting our communities.”Harned said her campaign will focus on lowering pressure on property taxpayers, making housing more attainable, supporting local schools, and protecting seniors from being priced out of their communities.“Now is the time to elevate the quality of life for every Granite Stater,” Harned said. “Let’s protect our communities, make our hard work count, and keep New Hampshire the place we are proud to call our home.”Sutton Selectboard member Nancy Glynn praised Harned’s leadership and commitment to local communities.“Rebecca shares the values that define this district: common sense, fiscal responsibility, and service, said Glynn. "She’s the kind of leader who will bring steady, thoughtful leadership to Concord, and who will keep the focus where it belongs: on making life more affordable and strengthening our communities.”State Senator Tara Reardon also voiced support for Harned’s campaign.“Families across New Hampshire are dealing with rising costs and increasing pressure on property taxpayers,” said Reardon. “Rebecca Harned is exactly the kind of leader we need more of. She’s serious, steady, and focused on results—and she’s running to bring a more responsible, family-first approach to the State Senate.”###

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Scientist and Mom Rebecca Harned Launches Campaign for Senate District 7

May 3rd marks six months until Election Day. To usher in this key milestone, we're hosting a House Party to bring together supporters and community members. It will be a great opportunity to connect, share updates from the campaign trail, and talk about what’s ahead!

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May 3rd marks six months until Election Day. To usher in this key milestone, we're hosting a House Party to bring together supporters and community members. It will be a great opportunity to connect, share updates from the campaign trail, and talk about what’s ahead!

May 3rd marks six months until Election Day. To usher in this key milestone, we're hosting a House Party to bring together supporters and community members. It will be a great opportunity to connect, share updates from the campaign trail, and talk about what’s ahead!

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