Photo courtesy of Business NH Magazine.

We’re already seeing the benefits of this innovative legislation across New Hampshire:

• In Manchester, ReGen Valley, led by the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), was designated as a Tech Hub and is helping accelerate Southern New Hampshire’s growth into a global epicenter for the production and distribution of regenerative cells, tissues, and organs, bolstering our economy and national security. 
• In Hudson, the manufacturing company onsemi opened a new facility to accelerate its production of silicon carbide—a key material in next-generation semiconductors that significantly improves system efficiency in electric vehicles, electric vehicle charging, and energy infrastructure.

It’s exciting to see the Granite State helping to lead the way in the high-tech economy and promoting American leadership on the world stage. I’ll keep working to ensure New Hampshire remains a leader in domestic manufacturing and developing the innovative technologies of the future.

You can learn more about the CHIPS and Science Act here.

Our veterans deserve more than our thanks, they deserve our support and action.

Our Granite State veterans represent the best our state and country have to offer, and I was incredibly proud to have helped pass this critical legislation two years ago. The PACT Act grants our service members and veterans the benefits they deserve and are owed by expanding health care coverage for as many as 3.5 million veterans exposed to toxins during their service to our nation.

New Hampshire’s Second District is home to more than 46,000 veterans, and over the last two years, nearly 3,000 Granite State veterans have submitted PACT Act-related disability benefit claims. I’ll keep working to cut bureaucratic red tape so more service members, veterans, and their families can access the resources and support they deserve. 

You can learn more about how the PACT Act is benefitting Granite State veterans here.

Make sure you don’t miss out on benefits you may be owed!

If you believe you may be entitled to benefits under the PACT Act and submitted Intent To File (ITF) last year, you only have 365 days from when you submitted your application to complete it and send it to VA! An Intent to File (ITF) sets a potential start date for your benefits, and if your claim is approved, you may be able to retroactive benefits.

You can learn more and check the status of your claim here.

This funding will help bring our region's energy grid into the 21st century.

Mark your calendar for New Hampshire's state primary on September 10, 2024!

Check Your Voter Registration: New Hampshire’s state primary is just around the corner! No matter who you plan to support, it’s important to exercise your right to vote and have your voice heard! 

Visit sos.nh.gov for more information!

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I hope you have a safe and wonderful weekend!

Be bold, be brave, be kind.

Sincerely,

Annie