Friends,
My name is Ross Terrio and I’m running for Executive Council (District 4), which represents the cities and towns of Allenstown, Auburn, Barrington, Bedford, Bow, Candia, Chichester, Deerfield, Epsom, Goffstown, Hooksett, Lee, Londonderry, Loudon, Northwood, Nottingham, Pembroke, Pittsfield, and Manchester. I care deeply about our District and the State of New Hampshire. I am very concerned about the quality of life in New Hampshire the issues that affect all of us including taxes, the economy, public education, and affordable housing. I have been a homeowner in Manchester for over 20 years and have put my kids through the public school system so I know the issues that we all face as a community.
I have the experience and education to serve the people on the Executive Council. My education was in the area of healthcare and law having received college degrees in both pharmacy and law. I have previously served as a State Representative, School Board member, and Alderman in Manchester. I work as a pharmacist and am a volunteer attorney limited to doing Pro Bono cases for charity. I pride myself on working to “get things done” and am always willing to meet and work with anyone in order to deliver results for my constituents. At the center of everything I do is my commitment to constituent service. I always work diligently to return phone calls and emails in a prompt manner, and am accessible to my constituents and their needs.
I have a good track record of being your elected representative because I have already served in several different elected positions and did my best to improve our community and our quality of life. Although, I can’t promise results, I do promise to work hard and try to help you with your problems. If elected, I will represent all of the residents of our district.
I humbly ask for your vote on Tuesday, September 10th in the primary election and on Tuesday, November 5th in the general election. I hope to meet you in person as I travel to events throughout the district.
Thank you,
Paid for by Ross Terrio.