A caring voice for ALL Goffstown residents

Support my re-election to the NH House today for a better tomorrow!

What I Stand for

Lowering Household Costs

As your neighbor, I've felt the pinch of increasing property taxes, utilities, and grocery bills.

As a lawmaker, it's time for policies that help the hard-working families of Goffstown, not just the top earners in our state.

Expanding Healthcare Access

We must expand medical access so everyone can get the healthcare they need when they need it, and help those who cannot afford the care they need whether it's seeing a specialist, getting hearing aids, or prescriptions.

Protecting Rights and Freedoms

We must keep New Hampshire free - freedom over our bodies, freedom to choose who we love, freedom in how we identify.

Strengthening our Public Schools

We must lift up our public schools and educators so we can give all our future citizens the support they need to succeed.

Meet Judi

About Me

I'm a wife, mother, and long-time Goffstown resident. My husband Joe and I have lived in Goffstown for almost 30 years. I have three wonderful grown children: Joseph, Jen, and Jeff- all three of them graduated from Goffstown schools.

I’ve been a proud Labor and Delivery Nurse for 37 years. I graduated from the Catholic Medical Center School of Nursing in 1983 where I received the Medical Staff Award for Excellence in Nursing and showing the most kindness, tenderness, and compassion towards patients. I love meeting parents of babies I helped deliver and seeing their babies now grown- many of them Goffstown residents.

I’m a State Representative because I want to be a caring voice for those in my community and bring their concerns to the legislature for positive change. My experience in the healthcare field has fostered my care about the livelihoods of NH families.

A positive, caring voice for Goffstown

You can count on my dedication to this community and the residents within it from babies to seniors, from Republicans, Independents, and Democrats- I want to be your voice in Concord.

There is always room for listening and civility in politics, and I hope to be a model of that so our community can stay strong.