Charbonneau, Beaulieu endorse Boyd
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com Reporter
Bill Boyd (R-Merrimack) candidate for Register of Deeds: Photo credit: Boyd campaignHillsborough County Register of Deeds candidate Bill Boyd (R-Merrimack) has been endorsed by former New Hampshire Republican Chairwoman Rhona Charbonneau and former Manchester Mayor Emile Beaulieu.
Boyd is competing in a Republican primary for the Register of Deeds against Pamela D. Coughlin (R-Mount Vernon), Christine George Infantine (R-Manchester) and Annette Jacques (R-Hudson).
"Bill is a uniquely qualified and competent leader to succeed Judith MacDonald at the Registry of Deeds," Charbonneau said in a campaign press release. "His background and personality are well-suited for the position, and I am eager to support Bill's pursuit to be Register of Deeds for Hillsborough County."
Charbonneau and Beaulieu will serve as honorary co-chairs of his campaign.
More information about his campaign can be found at: http://www.boydnh.com/Home.html
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Boyd for Deeds
I have met Bill several times and I find him to be a tireless worker and well versed on the issues that affect Hillsborough county. The fact that he holds a position on the economic development committee and the planning board but yet receives no pay should be a good indication of his desire to serve the community. In this day and age when people run for office and simply maintain 'business as usual' once in the post, Bill looks to change things for the better and is looking to make it easier for the public to interface with the office of registrar. His proposals for the office are also attempting to do much more with less, which as a taxpayer, is a refreshing message.
Known Bill Boyd for a long
Known Bill Boyd for a long time and can only say Christine Infantine for Register of Deeds.
Wow
Wilford Brimley, Abe Vigoda, and the surviving "Golden Girls" cast members can't be far behind!
Bill? There's definately better candidates
I met Bill at Hudson Old Home Days. In my opinion-Typical politician, the stupid hand shake and the elbow grab at the same time....So played out... He was so full of himself, like he was running for pres. He won't get my vote, but Christine Infantine will for sure.
This is the REAL Christine
This is the REAL Christine Infantine. I did not post a comment on July 30 nor did my husband post a comment prior. For the record, it is against the law to use someone else's identity and I find it extremely disrespectful. Nothing by dirty politics. Why can't we just play fair? If you would like to speak with me my number is 622-3325.
Bill Boyd's employment record
I know that Bill Boyd doesn't hold a job for more than 1 year at a time. What qualifies him to keep an elected postition? How many jobs has he held in the last 10 years? Yes, its been within the mortgage industry of late, but what's going to happen when the job becomes too difficult? Will he quit like he's done with other jobs he's had in the past? Too many questions for an unstable employee. I don't feel he deserves an elected position. Keep him in the private sector, at least he can quit or get fired there.
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