AARP Kicks Off Voter Education Campaign
AARP Kicks Off Voter Education Campaign
“That is why AARP New Hampshire is conducting a nonpartisan voter education campaign, bringing candidates’ positions on these critical issues to voters across the state,” said AARP New Hampshire State Director Kelly Clark. ““As Nov. 2 nears, we want to hear from the candidates where they stand on key issues affecting those 50+ and their families.”
Candidate Debates
In collaboration with other New Hampshire organizations, AARP is organizing a series of debates leading up to the election.
Candidates for Governor
Sept. 28 at New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Candidates for 1st Congressional District
Oct. 12 at New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Candidates for 2nd Congressional District
Oct.14 at Grappone Conference Center
Candidates for US Senate
Oct. 18 at New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Because of limited seating, AARP will be videotaping each event and sharing footage on the , and . Discussions are underway to showcase these events through community television stations as well. Check back often to find up-to-date information on the candidates’ positions. Or, add AARP New Hampshire’s Facebook http://www.facebook.com/aarpnh page to your daily news feed. Simply click “Like” on our Facebook http://www.facebook.com/aarpnh page. It’s that easy.
Voters’ Guides
AARP will be producing online voters’ guides for the Gubernatorial, Congressional, US Senate and State Senate races.
Important Issues at Stake
AARP members and others need to hear from the candidates on where they stand on these important issues such as: Social Security solvency
Deficit reduction and Social Security
Medicare Fraud
Physician access for Medicare beneficiaries
Home- and community-based services funding
Transportation options
Community-based volunteer services
“For over 20 years, AARP has offered nonpartisan information to AARP members and the public on where the candidates stand on key issues,” concluded Clark. “Granite State voters want to make an informed choice when they go to the polls and we hope these efforts are a big step toward that goal.”
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AARP Kicks Off Voter Education Campaign
There’s a lot at stake this election season and New Hampshire voters will be paying close attention to where federal and state candidates stand on critical issues. There are the looming federal issues of Social Security solvency and physician access for Medicare beneficiaries. Add to the mix the issues facing our aging state such as transportation and lack of funding for home- and community-based services.“That is why AARP New Hampshire is conducting a nonpartisan voter education campaign, bringing candidates’ positions on these critical issues to voters across the state,” said AARP New Hampshire State Director Kelly Clark. ““As Nov. 2 nears, we want to hear from the candidates where they stand on key issues affecting those 50+ and their families.”
Candidate Debates
In collaboration with other New Hampshire organizations, AARP is organizing a series of debates leading up to the election.
Candidates for Governor
Sept. 28 at New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Candidates for 1st Congressional District
Oct. 12 at New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Candidates for 2nd Congressional District
Oct.14 at Grappone Conference Center
Candidates for US Senate
Oct. 18 at New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Because of limited seating, AARP will be videotaping each event and sharing footage on the , and . Discussions are underway to showcase these events through community television stations as well. Check back often to find up-to-date information on the candidates’ positions. Or, add AARP New Hampshire’s Facebook http://www.facebook.com/aarpnh page to your daily news feed. Simply click “Like” on our Facebook http://www.facebook.com/aarpnh page. It’s that easy.
Voters’ Guides
AARP will be producing online voters’ guides for the Gubernatorial, Congressional, US Senate and State Senate races.
Important Issues at Stake
AARP members and others need to hear from the candidates on where they stand on these important issues such as: Social Security solvency
Deficit reduction and Social Security
Medicare Fraud
Physician access for Medicare beneficiaries
Home- and community-based services funding
Transportation options
Community-based volunteer services
“For over 20 years, AARP has offered nonpartisan information to AARP members and the public on where the candidates stand on key issues,” concluded Clark. “Granite State voters want to make an informed choice when they go to the polls and we hope these efforts are a big step toward that goal.”
Cancel You are leaving AARP.org and going to the website of our trusted provider. The provider’s terms, conditions and policies apply. Please return to AARP.org to learn more about other benefits. Your email address is now confirmed. You'll start receiving the latest news, benefits, events, and programs related to AARP's mission to empower people to choose how they live as they age. You can also by updating your account at anytime. You will be asked to register or log in. Cancel Offer Details Disclosures