Maggie Goodlander

The best ideas I get come from you. Gary came to me with a challenge, and together, we saw opportunity. Thank you for making our state and our country a better place, Gary.🇺🇸

Great to be with my friend Senator Chris Coons to New Hampshire! Every conversation matters, every voice counts, and every act of courage makes a difference. Make a plan and get out to vote on November 3rd! Visit iwillvote.com to learn more!🗳️

Two. More. Weeks. Let’s win this together, New Hampshire!🇺🇸

Vladimir Putin is not a friend of the United States. I was banned from Russia for life for my work with Senator John McCain taking on Putin's regime. And I'm proud of that. President Trump should never confuse America's friends with our foes.

Democracy works best when we show up, listen to our neighbors, and earn their trust. It was so great to be back home in Nashua with Adam Thompson and an incredible team of candidates — every conversation matters!

Door by door, conversation by conversation — we earn our neighbors' trust. Fired up to join the incredible volunteers and organizers right on Main Street in Plymouth! 15 days to go. Join the team! To get involved, please visit: act.maggiefornh.com/survey/volunteer 🇺🇸

This is what democracy looks like. And no one does it better than the people of New Hampshire.🇺🇸

Term limits are good government. It's time to put them in place across all 3 branches, including Congress and the federal courts.

Granite Staters are paying way too much for basic utilities. I'm fighting to cut your utility costs — in Congress, in front of New Hampshire's Public Utilities Commission, and anywhere else this fight takes me.

It meant a lot to this Nashua girl to be back in my hometown for a great town hall hosted by Southern NH Jewish Men's Club, Temple Beth Abraham, and Rabbi Spira-Savett. Hearing directly from you, finding common ground wherever we can, and standing our ground wherever we must — that's the best of NH.

We can and must work together to build the government that our Constitution promises—a government of, by, and for We the People. I'm so proud to work for you now and hope to earn your vote on November 3! 🇺🇸

Great to join folks bright and early on a beautiful October morning at the Litchfield Transfer Station! There's no better way to start the day than meeting Granite Staters where they are with two truly great candidates for our State House: Leonard Bell and Ray Easley.

Thank you to Rabbi Spira-Savett, Temple Beth Abraham, and the Southern NH Jewish Men’s Club for welcoming me to Nashua. I appreciated the opportunity to answer questions, discuss my work in Congress, and hear directly from members of the community. Grateful for the thoughtful conversation.

The Pentagon is asking for a $1.5 trillion budget while the American people are being kept in the dark about President Trump’s war in Iran. On the Armed Services Committee, I am fighting for transparency, accountability, and common sense.

The sky-high cost of living is standing between families and the American dream. My top priority is making life affordable by ending President Trump’s costly wars, cracking down on price-gouging corporations that are jacking up our costs, and cutting red tape so we can make more of what we need.

When our unions are strong, New Hampshire is strong. From fair wages to safe workplaces and the freedom to organize, I'll always stand with the hardworking people who build our state. Great to join our union brothers and sisters yesterday for a day of democracy and action!

Great to join so many folks in Litchfield to support Leonard Bell! From serving our country in the Navy to helping veterans build their futures, Leonard has dedicated his life to service. Thank you to Susan and Shon for bringing us together!

Public service means finding common ground wherever you can and standing your ground when you must. That's what I’m working to do every day for New Hampshire.

Representing New Hampshire in Congress has been the honor of my lifetime. I promise to keep bringing everything I've learned through a lifetime of service and a deep love for the Granite State, to this job every single day.

Speaker Johnson has kept Congress out of session for more days than Congress has been in session. That’s dead wrong and I’m working to change it.

I'm proud to stand with New Hampshire's Teamsters Local 633. Your solidarity, hard work, and commitment to working people and one another are exactly what we need more of in America. Thank you for your support. I'll always have your back. 🇺🇸

Behavioral health providers are there for Granite Staters and their families during some of the hardest moments of their lives. I will always be there for them, too. Thank you to the Community Behavioral Health Association and NAMI New Hampshire for bringing us together today!

At its heart, this job is about talking with our neighbors about how we can make life better and more affordable. I’ll always bring that spirit to my work delivering for you.

Granite Staters are speaking out and showing up — and that’s what gives me so much hope. 29 more days.🇺🇸

Proud to stand with Teamsters Local 633 and the thousands of hardworking Granite Staters they represent. I’ve got your back — and I’ll keep fighting for your right to organize, safe workplaces, and the benefits you’ve earned.

It was said of Eleanor Roosevelt that she would rather light a candle than curse the darkness. We could spend a lot of time cursing the darkness. Instead, we’ve got to keep speaking the truth and doing the work. In the Navy, we say: “Don’t give up the ship.” I know you won’t, and I won’t either.

Nothing like a room full of Granite Staters ready to get to work. Great to be with freedom-loving patriots from across New Hampshire at the Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner. 29 days to go — door by door, call by call, conversation by conversation.