Harold Janeway

CONCORD--In a joint session, the New Hampshire legislature elected Catherine Provencher for another term as state treasurer.

"I am deeply humbled and honored by your continued confidence in my abilities," Provencher said in a short speech before the legislature.

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Release Date: October 27, 2008
For Immediate Release
Contact: Nate Larsen
603.568.3489

Local Employee Groups Endorse Harold Janeway for State Senate

State Senator Harold Janeway has received the endorsements of numerous local employee organizations including the State Employees' Association of New Hampshire (SEIU, Local 1984), the New Hampshire AFL-CIO, the NH State Building and Construction Trades Council, the Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (Local 2320), and the Chauffeurs, Teamsters and Helpers (Local 633).

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WEARE--State Sen. Harold Janeway (D-Webster) and Andy Sanborn (R-Henniker) participated in their only debate on Weare public television.

In the debate the projected budget deficit and the tax pledge took center stage.

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Release Date: October 22, 2008
For Immediate Release
Contact: Nate Larsen
603.568.3489

Janeway and Supporters Enjoy Landscape, Heritage on Bicycle Ride in Three District 7 Towns

(Henniker) In a unique approach to campaigning, State Senator Harold Janeway and 19 supporters rode bicycles through three Senate District 7 towns on Sunday afternoon. The ride from Antrim, through Hillsborough to Henniker was hosted by local bike mechanics James McDonough and Bill White (who graciously solved a handful of mechanical issues).

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For Immediate Release
October 20, 2008
For more information, contact Brett Bosse: (603) 995-9284

Janeway Picks Environmental Extremists Over New Hampshire
Embraces radical ideology from group suing state over multiple use plan

(Henniker)   Last week, State Senate candidate Andy Sanborn offered Harold Janeway a chance to side with New Hampshire and reject an endorsement by the Sierra Club, a group currently suing the state in order to block the locally-developed multiple use plan for the White Mountain National Forest. Janeway instead has embraced this group's extreme ideology, defiantly accepting the group's endorsement. Read More >

Release Date: October 17, 2008

For Immediate Release

Contact: Nate Larsen

603.568.3489

 

Important Environmental Groups Endorse Harold Janeway for State Senate

 

            Two of New Hampshire's prominent environmental groups, the Sierra Club and the Granite State Conservation Voters Alliance have endorsed Harold Janeway in his bid for re-election to the State Senate.

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Release Date: October 17, 2008
For Immediate Release
Contact: Nate Larsen
603.568.3489

Key Education Organizations Endorse State Senator Harold Janeway's Re-Election Bid

Harold Janeway's re-election campaign continues to display its broad support, announcing endorsements from key education groups throughout the State, including the New Hampshire chapter of the National Education Association, the American Federation of Teachers and the New Hampshire Retired Educators Association.

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For Immediate Release
October 14, 2008
For more information, contact Brett Bosse: (603) 995-9284

Sanborn to Janeway: Reject Environmental Extremists
Janeway can put New Hampshire ahead of out-of-state environmental groups

(Henniker)   State Senate candidate Andy Sanborn is challenging Harold Janeway to reject endorsements from extreme out-of-state environmental groups, and side with New Hampshire voters. Earlier this month, Janeway was endorsed by the Sierra Club, a group currently suing the state of New Hampshire to block the locally developed multiple use plan for the White Mountain National Forest. Read More >

For Immediate Release
October 14, 2008
For more information, contact Brett Bosse: (603) 995-9284

Big Spender Janeway Misleading Voters
Sanborn asks Janeway to take responsibility for state budget deficit

(Antrim)   State Senate candidate Andy Sanborn is criticizing Harold Janeway for his attempt to mislead voters, and distort his record as a big spender in Concord. Earlier this week, Janeway sent out a mailer advertising himself as having "the financial leadership to properly fund the state's important programs and limit spending". However, Janeway's record paints a very different picture, as he has consistently voted to increase state spending, raise taxes, and push New Hampshire ever closer to an Income Tax. Read More >

For Immediate Release
October 13, 2008
For more information, contact Brett Bosse: (603) 995-9284

Sanborn to Janeway: We Don't Need an Income Tax
Janeway challenged to abolish Income Tax plan

(Warner)   State Senate candidate Andy Sanborn is challenging Harold Janeway to abolish his radical view that New Hampshire needs an Income Tax.  Janeway is an Income Tax supporter, and has a record in the State Senate of deficit spending and higher taxes. Sanborn believes in a small, more accountable government, with lower spending, and lower taxes.

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