Letter: Deni Dickler asks for vote

I visited over 600 homes in Rindge to hear what matters: high property taxes, insufficient public school funding, housing shortages, threats to women’s rights, tax cuts for the ultra-wealthy, unchecked spending on school vouchers and high insurance and utility costs.

My opponent, John Hunt, has had 38 years to help hardworking Granite Staters stretch their paychecks. He didn’t. It’s time to let go of the past and vote for a better future.

I’m Deni Dickler, candidate for New Hampshire House Cheshire 14, asking for your vote. Unlike the incumbent, I understand the challenges everyday people face. Growing up without money, I worked from age 16 to pay for college, eventually earned an MBA, married, raised a family and retired from financial services. I’ve been a wife, widow, single parent, stepparent and grandmother.

Vote for me, Deni Dickler, on Nov. 5. I will always have your back.

Deni Dickler 

Rindge