LEGACY.
TENACITY.
RESULTS.
ABOUT ME
Photo by Joshua Gibney Photography
GET TO KNOW ALICIA.
Now that you've lived in Nashua for five years, what do you think?
Nashua is a city with a deep-rooted sense of nostalgia and a desire to modernize. It’s a place growing in opportunities for families. I hope to see it progress in offering more housing and job opportunities so that our citizens can thrive. My favorite thing about Nashua is the people. Whether I’m at Mine Falls, the grocery store, a coffee shop, the library, or any of our great restaurants, I enjoy the conversations and exchange of ideas.
What have you learned being in office for the past two years?
I’ve learned that having an open mind can be one of my best tools. It allows me to find common ground, put bias aside, and deep-dive into complicated subjects, which helps me work well with my colleagues..
What positive impacts have you contributed to in Nashua?
I was able to mobilize our Ward and other community leaders to get voices heard about the detriment that a possible asphalt plant could bring to our neighborhood. People who previously thought their voices didn’t matter spoke up and let their expertise about their neighborhood come to light.
What made you decide to run for re-election?
I’m running because my work thus far has made a difference for our communities. There is still a lot to do, and I’m looking forward to pushing to get as much done as possible.
What are your key priorities next term?
I want to continue opening up the bottlenecks in mental health coverage and work on legislation that provides stability for our families to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Key Accomplishments
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Alicia co-chairs a bi-partisan organization, Granite Bridge Legislative Alliance, designed to help legislators from both sides of the aisle work better together.
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High conflict family cases are complex. Alicia serves on the Child & Family Law committee, fixing laws that unintentionally harm families.
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Alicia has voted & advocated for bodily autonomy for women, public school support, rights for LGBTQ+, & protect natural resources.
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Alicia voted against tax cuts for wealthy and out-of-state corporations whose share would get passed onto constituents.
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Alicia continues her focus on transparency, making time to meet with constituents across the political spectrum.
OpEds & Appearances
Alicia makes a compelling argument to lawmakers and voters on what the focus should be in New Hampshire rather than using laws to further marginalize the LGBTQ+ community.
Alicia gives insight into a new bill looking into the foster care system in New Hampshire.
Alicia discusses how "Parental Rights" bills can complicate school volunteerism.
Alicia has her own radio show streaming live every Monday and Wednesday in Nashua! You can hear her views on a myriad of topics on Facebook Live or tune into WSMN.live / 95.3FM / 1590AM at 7AM.