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From The Chairman
The New Hampshire Young Republican Federation's sole mission is to get more Republicans, ages
18 to 40, involved in Republican politics in the Granite State.
From knocking on doors, writing letters to the editor, to making phone calls and actually running for
elective office, the New Hampshire Young Republicans continue to play a major role in advancing the
Republican cause.
We have the privilege here in New Hampshire of hosting the First in the Nation Presidential Primary
and we take that responsibility very very seriously. That is why our membership works to protect our
status by being informed voters, active volunteers and tireless supporters of all our Republican
candidates.
In the 2006 election cycle, New Hampshire experienced a tidal wave of change --change for the
worse--with the Democrats riding high on discontent with national issues. The New Hampshire Young
Republicans are committee to rolling up our sleeves to learn the issues, recruit (and be) the
candidates and work to return the corner office and the NH legislature to Republican control.
Bottom line, Republicans have made the state of New Hampshire a great place to live, work and raise
a family. Our values of local control, small government, controlled spending and low tax burden has
produced a strong state economy and a high quality of life. Why else do so many folks from MA move
here?
I hope you will join our cause and make sure that good Republicans get elected to lead this state once
again and this country again!
Sincerely,
Kerry
Kerry Marsh
NHYR Chairman '07-'08
18 to 40, involved in Republican politics in the Granite State.
From knocking on doors, writing letters to the editor, to making phone calls and actually running for
elective office, the New Hampshire Young Republicans continue to play a major role in advancing the
Republican cause.
We have the privilege here in New Hampshire of hosting the First in the Nation Presidential Primary
and we take that responsibility very very seriously. That is why our membership works to protect our
status by being informed voters, active volunteers and tireless supporters of all our Republican
candidates.
In the 2006 election cycle, New Hampshire experienced a tidal wave of change --change for the
worse--with the Democrats riding high on discontent with national issues. The New Hampshire Young
Republicans are committee to rolling up our sleeves to learn the issues, recruit (and be) the
candidates and work to return the corner office and the NH legislature to Republican control.
Bottom line, Republicans have made the state of New Hampshire a great place to live, work and raise
a family. Our values of local control, small government, controlled spending and low tax burden has
produced a strong state economy and a high quality of life. Why else do so many folks from MA move
here?
I hope you will join our cause and make sure that good Republicans get elected to lead this state once
again and this country again!
Sincerely,
Kerry
Kerry Marsh
NHYR Chairman '07-'08
c/o NH GOP
10 Water Street
Concord, NH 03301
Chairman Cell: 582-0119
NHGOP Phone: 225-9341
10 Water Street
Concord, NH 03301
Chairman Cell: 582-0119
NHGOP Phone: 225-9341
| NHYR National Committeeman and Greater Manchester YR Chair David Hurst |
Elected on April 21, 2007 at the
NHYR's Annual Convention by its
members, Kerry Marsh will begin her
first term as chairman of the state
wide organization.
Running on the pledge to grow this
organization for the 2008 election
cycle, Kerry envisions a NHYR group
that is active in New Hampshire
politics at all levels, but also takes the
time to have some fun at social
gatherings and YR sponsored events.
In 2003, Kerry graduated Summa
Cum Laude from Keene State College
with a BA in Economics and minors in
Political Science and History.
Kerry’s political experience began as a
volunteer for the McCain for President
Campaign in 2000 and volunteer for
former Senate President Tom Eaton’s
first and successful campaign. It was
a special election that no one thought
the Republican in a Democratic
stronghold could win, but through
strong grassroots efforts and a lot of
help from Young Republicans across
the state, Tom Eaton beat a well
known local Democrat for the seat.
Kerry’s first professional political
experience was as the Deputy Field
Director for the Keough for Governor
campaign in 2002. Her work earned
her the NH Young Republican’s 2003
Gipper Award for the outstanding
Young Republican of the year.
In January of 2003, Kerry became the
youngest GOP County Committee
chairman in the history of New
Hampshire when she was elected to
lead the Cheshire County Republican
Committee at the age of 21.
After graduating from Keene State
College, Kerry joined the NH House of
Representatives’ Majority Office staff
working as a Legislative Assistant to
Speaker Gene G. Chandler.
Most recently, her leadership positions
included Vice Chair of the Vesta Roy
Excellence in Public Service Series
Board of Governors (2005-2007)
which is a program that provides
leadership training to Republican
women; and is currently the Secretary
of the Merrimack County Republican
Committee.
Kerry is currently employed at
Spectrum Monthly & Printing in the
Political Division and works part time
for the Republican Leader of the NH
House of Representatives, Michael
Whalley as a Legislative Assistant.
NHYR's Annual Convention by its
members, Kerry Marsh will begin her
first term as chairman of the state
wide organization.
Running on the pledge to grow this
organization for the 2008 election
cycle, Kerry envisions a NHYR group
that is active in New Hampshire
politics at all levels, but also takes the
time to have some fun at social
gatherings and YR sponsored events.
In 2003, Kerry graduated Summa
Cum Laude from Keene State College
with a BA in Economics and minors in
Political Science and History.
Kerry’s political experience began as a
volunteer for the McCain for President
Campaign in 2000 and volunteer for
former Senate President Tom Eaton’s
first and successful campaign. It was
a special election that no one thought
the Republican in a Democratic
stronghold could win, but through
strong grassroots efforts and a lot of
help from Young Republicans across
the state, Tom Eaton beat a well
known local Democrat for the seat.
Kerry’s first professional political
experience was as the Deputy Field
Director for the Keough for Governor
campaign in 2002. Her work earned
her the NH Young Republican’s 2003
Gipper Award for the outstanding
Young Republican of the year.
In January of 2003, Kerry became the
youngest GOP County Committee
chairman in the history of New
Hampshire when she was elected to
lead the Cheshire County Republican
Committee at the age of 21.
After graduating from Keene State
College, Kerry joined the NH House of
Representatives’ Majority Office staff
working as a Legislative Assistant to
Speaker Gene G. Chandler.
Most recently, her leadership positions
included Vice Chair of the Vesta Roy
Excellence in Public Service Series
Board of Governors (2005-2007)
which is a program that provides
leadership training to Republican
women; and is currently the Secretary
of the Merrimack County Republican
Committee.
Kerry is currently employed at
Spectrum Monthly & Printing in the
Political Division and works part time
for the Republican Leader of the NH
House of Representatives, Michael
Whalley as a Legislative Assistant.
| Kerry Marsh, Chairman 2007-2008 |
| NHYR Secretary Katherine Dangel Katie Dangel, a Merrimack resident, is actively juggling her academic and political career. She is currently enrolled at Southern New Hampshire University, pursuing a Comparative Political Science major and a Philosophy minor. Katie is also a Fellow in the 2006-2007 Vesta Roy Excellence in Public Service Series Program. She has the distinction of being a second generation Vestie. Katie follows her mother, Juanita, who graduated Class of 2005-2006. As an active political volunteer, Katie assists with numerous Republican committees, events, and campaigns on the local, state, and national levels. In addition, she is a 2004-2006 State Committee Member, 2006-2008 Delegate, the Nashua Area Federated Republican Women’s Club Membership Chair, and the Campaign Manager for Juanita Dangel’s State Representative Campaign. Katie is also the Secretary of the NH Young Republicans, Vice- Chair of SNHU’s College Republicans, and SNHU’s Students for Mitt Chair. Katie is a lifetime Girl Scout who has earned both the Girl Scout Silver and Gold Awards. In her spare time, she enjoys Viennese Waltzing. |
| NHYR Vice Chair and State Rep from Salem, DJ Bettencourt with Presidential hopeful, Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas. |
Nat'l Commiteeman
David Hurst
Manchester, NH
Elected in 2003
Nat'l Committeewoman
Jen Wrobleski
Dunbarton, NH
Elected in 2008
David Hurst
Manchester, NH
Elected in 2003
Nat'l Committeewoman
Jen Wrobleski
Dunbarton, NH
Elected in 2008
Chair
Kerry Marsh
Concord, NH
Elected in 2007
Treasurer
Bill Hunt
Durham, NH
Elected in 2007
Kerry Marsh
Concord, NH
Elected in 2007
Treasurer
Bill Hunt
Durham, NH
Elected in 2007
Vice-Chairman
DJ Bettencourt
Salem, NH
Elected in 2007
Secretary
Katie Dangel
Merrimack, NH
Elected in 2007
DJ Bettencourt
Salem, NH
Elected in 2007
Secretary
Katie Dangel
Merrimack, NH
Elected in 2007
NHYR Executive Board 2007-2008
| Tuesday, April 8th, 2008 NHYR's Business After Hours Two Locations! Peddler's Daughter 5:30pm Main Street in Nashua Join members of the NHYR's for a casual business after hours. Contact Kerry with questions. Biddy Mulligans 5:30pm Washington Center in Downtown Dover, NH Join members of the NHYR's for a casual business after hours. Contact Bill Hunt with questions. |