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On November 3rd, 2026, Elect a Representative that Works for YOU

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These my goals if elected. These are the things I will work to achieve.

  • We need to make life more affordable in NH. An average family should be able to afford to own a home and pay for groceries.
  • We need to get the Free-Staters out of Concord. A tiny but well-funded, minority is turning NH into a place most of us don't want. Get rid of these outsiders and give NH back to the New Hampshire people.
  • We need a better tax system. A fair tax system should support our communities without imposing high property taxes on those who can least afford to pay.
  • We need policies that support working people. Government should serve the 98% of us and and not just the top 2%.
  • We need good public schools. Public schools must be adequately funded. 85 out of 100 NH kids attend public schools and we have do a better job providing school funding at the state level.
  • We need to stop the privatizing of health care. Health care providers need to be restructured to serve people as opposed to making profits for investors.
  • We need to protect people's personal freedom to choose. Government must embrace our freedom to be who we are and choose who we want as partners, regardless of sex, religion, race, or gender. Women must be free to make their own health care choices.
  • We need to restore faith in our leadership. Honesty and integrity should be expected of everyone who serves the people of the Granite State.

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Videos

▶ Candidate Video from two years ago (2024) ▶ Death and Taxes in New Hampshire (2024) ▶ Affordable Housing (2024) ▶ Some personal history about the companies I started (2014)

My Story

I first came to New Hampshire in 1979 as a hiking guide. In 2012, my wife, Eleanor, and I found a “fixer-upper” in Jaffrey that needed a lot of TLC but was right for our family. Our three children enjoyed swimming in Lake Contoocook and hiking. They are now grown and pursuing their own careers.

Science education has been my career for 35 years. Some of this time was spent in the classroom. I have taught grades from elementary to graduate school (MIT). However, most was spent creating and running companies that could harness the resources of business to improve education. My work was creating programs, writing textbooks, and manufacturing lab equipment for teaching middle and high school students.

Public schools are the gateway to the American Dream for 99% of American kids. I have worked with school districts in almost every state in the US and in several foreign countries. This experience has given me a deep understanding of how school funding works, what is possible, and what is broken.

I was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1961. By father was born in Beijing, China, and my mother was born in New Jersey. Like most of us, my history includes immigrants who came to a new world to work, to learn, and to become Americans. My dad was a cook at Howard Johnsons and mom was a waitress. They were 18 when I was born, followed by my two sisters and brother. We all attended public schools. One sister just retired as senior executive at the Ginna Nuclear Power Station. One sister leads cyber security programs for the US Department of Energy. My brother is a chip designer in San Jose, California. I eventually earned a Ph.D. from MIT. Public education lifted my whole family out of poverty.

My family was what we describe as the "working poor." At nine years old I delivered wagons of newspapers for a quarter and gave the money to my mother for food. Over the next decade I worked many jobs, as a cook, a carpenter, a store manager, and a bicycle mechanic. I went to college and then worked as an engineer, a teacher, an author, and a scientist. Eventually I became a company founder and president. Life has given me a wide range of practical experience and the ability to find common ground with almost everyone.

My major hobby is music. I perform regularly around the region and run Open Mic at the Park Theatre and our free Concerts on the Common in Jaffrey. My other vocation is woodwork. I taught high school carpentry and I often have my tool belt on. Our house was built in 1788. As any old house owner knows, there are always more things to fix than there are spare hours to fix them.

I have always believed strongly in community service. These are some of the ways I support our communities today.


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Contact

Email me at: tom@tomhsufornh.com

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