Marcia Hayward
Democratic
Retired educator · Laconia
The gist
- Opposes the Education Freedom Account school choice program.
- Opposes adding a state income tax on earned income.
- Opposes a state cap on school district budget increases.
- Supports restoring funding for the Office of the Child Advocate.
- Opposes lowering New Hampshire business taxes.
- Opposes school funding relying mostly on local property taxes.
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Opposes the Education Freedom Account school choice program.
Citizens Count: Marcia Hayward profileCandidate questionnaire · Citizens Count · citizenscount.org
“Public education is what the taxpayers support, not providing it to children who have never been in the system and to families that can afford”
Opposes adding a state income tax on earned income.
Citizens Count: Marcia Hayward profileCandidate questionnaire · Citizens Count · citizenscount.org
“Voters from both parties have never shown an interest in broad based taxes. A representatives job is to reflect the will of his/her constituents.”
Opposes a state cap on school district budget increases.
Citizens Count: Marcia Hayward profileCandidate questionnaire · Citizens Count · citizenscount.org
“this is another Republican distraction from the State's ranking of being dead last in support of public education.”
Supports restoring funding for the Office of the Child Advocate.
Citizens Count: Marcia Hayward profileCandidate questionnaire · Citizens Count · citizenscount.org
“This office protects children who have no one else to advocate for them. It is just common sense to care for our youth.”
Opposes lowering New Hampshire business taxes.
Citizens Count: Marcia Hayward profileCandidate questionnaire · Citizens Count · citizenscount.org
“The State has been cutting business taxes for a decade and downshifting the costs onto the local taxpayer in the form of increased property taxes.”
Opposes school funding relying mostly on local property taxes.
Citizens Count: Marcia Hayward profileCandidate questionnaire · Citizens Count · citizenscount.org
“The State is nationally dead last in its support of public education. It currently funds approximately 21% of the cost. The national average is 45%.”