Vote for Change - Laura Colquhoun for Alderman at Large

The City of Nashua needs diversity and with this election the Nashua residents can make the change.

Currently the City of Nashua is made up of 43% Independents, 23% Republicans and 34% Democrats. However, currently the City of Nashua Board of Aldermen is 100% Democrats and our Board of Education is 95% Democrats.

This November 2, 2021, the City of Nashua residents can make these boards represent the entire community by electing some Independents and Republicans to the Board of Aldermen and the Board of Education.

It is only fair to have all voices heard within the city and not just Democrats. Nashua residents must show that they do not want just the Democrats telling the Nashua residents what needs to be done for the city.

The City of Nashua needs Independents and Republicans to make these boards represent all residents in the city.

On November 2, 2021, please go out and vote and show the City of Nashua that you care and that you want your voice heard by voting for change.

Also, remember to vote NO on the Charter Change for the Police Commissioners. The City of Nashua needs an independent police department. The Police Commissioners have always been non-partisan and that is the way it should stay.

Remember if you do not vote, you cannot complain about how your city is being run. Get out and vote for change.