Paul Skudlarek

Opposes adding a state income tax on earned income

Answered "Against" on the Citizens Count 2024 issue survey question: "Should NH add an income tax on earned income?"

Supports stricter gun control laws

Answered "For" on the Citizens Count 2024 issue survey question: "Should NH pass stricter gun control laws?" Written answer: “Reasonable restrictions on purchases, strenghtening the background check system, storage laws, bans on ghost guns, Red Flag laws, etc. are all necessary and important to enact and do not impact 2A rights.”

Opposes the Education Freedom Account program

Answered "Against" on the Citizens Count 2024 issue survey question: "Do you support the “Education Freedom Account” program, which gives students access to the per-pupil share of state school funding to spend on private school or home school expenses?" Written answer: “Not in it's current form. There is a general lack of transparency to the program. The money flowing to EFAs is draining revenue to local public schools. Formulas to determine income eligibility and moving in an increasingly unsustainable direction.”

Supports state efforts to ease local zoning for housing

Answered "For" on the Citizens Count 2024 issue survey question: "Should the state do more to encourage municipalities to remove zoning barriers to housing development?" Written answer: “Current zoning laws are growth prohibitive and leading to rapid and unsustainable rise in housing costs. High housing costs are keeping younger adults out of NH and the housing market.”

Supports raising New Hampshire's minimum wage

Answered "For" on the Citizens Count 2024 issue survey question: "Should New Hampshire raise the minimum wage?"

Supports guaranteeing abortion access before 24 weeks

Answered "For" on the Citizens Count 2024 issue survey question: "Should New Hampshire guarantee the right to access abortion before 24 weeks?" Written answer: “Abortion should be left to the woman to decide as outlined prior to Roe being overturned. This is an extremely personal and private matter that legislators should leave to women, their families, and doctors.”