Senator David Watters has served with civility in Concord and helps protect the New Hampshire advantage of equal opportunity, low taxes and quality of life. Senator Watters has been a champion for New Hampshire students and has worked tirelessly to protect our environment and advocate for renewable energy.
Sen. Sue Prentiss has brought her skills from a lifetime of service to the New Hampshire Senate. She has more than twenty years of leadership experience in emergency medical services (EMS) at the state, regional, and national levels. Prentiss previously served as New Hampshire’s first female Chief of EMS at the Department of Safety and the state’s Trauma System Coordinator. In the Senate, Sue has been a champion for working families, public safety, and Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
Born and raised in Keene, Senator Donovan Fenton works at his small family business. As a parent to two young children, Donovan is a strong advocate for working families and is committed to expanding access to affordable childcare for families like his. He is excited to continuing his advocacy at a new level in the New Hampshire Senate.
As Deputy Democratic Leader in the NH Senate, Sen. Cindy Rosenwald is a longtime advocate for Nashua and for working Granite State families. In the Senate, Cindy serves on the Finance, Ways and Means, and Fiscal Committees. She is a member of the National Conference of State Legislatures Task Force on Health Reform Implementation. Senator Rosenwald has been a champion for important healthcare legislation and has received numerous awards from human service advocacy groups for her legislative work.
Senator Tara Reardon brings experience from ever level of government to serve her community in the New Hampshire Senate. Tara is dedicated to protecting women’s health care rights, addressing our housing crisis with 30 years of expertise, supporting our public schools, and championing affordable clean energy for all. Together, we can build a brighter, healthier future for New Hampshire.
Senator Patrick Long understands the struggles of working families and embodies the hard work and determination we need to make a difference. Pat is a proud, lifelong resident of Manchester who was raised at St. Peter’s Orphanage after experiencing homelessness with his family. He attended West High School then earned his GED before becoming an apprentice in the Ironworkers Union, where he rose to the position of union business manager.
Senate Democratic Leader Rebecca Perkins Kwoka is a mom, green energy lawyer, and life-long public servant. Sen. Perkins Kwoka knows that our communities and neighborhoods need effective, kind, respectful leadership that delivers collaboratively for New Hampshire. In the Senate, Rebecca has let that philosophy guide her effort to revitalize our state through a return to our Main Street communities, provide housing to the next generation of our economy, and help improve livelihoods for all of New Hampshire.
First elected in 2016 to the New Hampshire House, Senator Debra Altschiller is a former three term representative from Stratham. She spent her three terms in the House advocating for reproductive rights, expanded health care and common-sense gun safety legislation. Debra has dedicated her professional and public service career to keeping New Hampshire communities safe as a community liaison at a local violence prevention support center and the lead sponsor of key gun safety reforms. Now in the Senate, Debra will be an even greater advocate for those affected in our communities.