Cinde Warmington

Pause large-scale data-center permitting and create a statewide community-protection framework before further development proceeds.

• Issue a Day One temporary moratorium; establish a community/data-center bill of rights covering local control, ratepayer protections, clean air and water, noise, fair grid costs, and local jobs; require data centers to pay their fair share and provide meaningful community input.

Temporarily suspend New Hampshire's state gas tax to provide short-term relief at the pump.

Use state legal and executive powers to challenge federal actions considered unlawful or harmful to New Hampshire and to mitigate tariff-related economic effects.

• Assess damage from federal policies; pursue tariff refunds; bring or join legal challenges when federal actions are unlawful; work with neighboring states to repair economic and tourism relations with Canada.

Expand housing supply and affordability while increasing oversight of landlords and large investors.

• Appoint a housing czar; protect Continuum of Care housing access; repeal the state's no-cause eviction law; prohibit algorithmic rent-price fixing; restore or increase housing-program support; put guardrails on private-equity purchases of housing and encourage zoning reforms that increase supply.