Sharon Carson

State Rep. Sharon Carson (R-Londonderry) has announced that Riverbank Communications to lead fundraising for her state senate campaign.

"I am very happy to have Riverbank leading my fundraising operations," Carson said in a statement. "Craig Smith and his team have a great reputation for delivering results for campaigns of all sizes."

CONCORD- State Rep. Sharon Carson (R-Londonderry) and retired state police office Bernie Sparks (R-Loudon) officially filed at the State House with the Secretary of State office.

Carson is running for the State Senate, while Sparks has decided to run for the Executive Council.

State Rep. Sharon Carson (R-Londonderry) said in a press release that she has "unlimited financial and networking resources" for her state senate campaign.

Carson said she will put the resources towards a primary.

"Many see Carson as not only as the strongest possible candidate in the district, she also is known to have unlimited financial and networking resources," the press release said. "Carson's campaign has made it known she is willing to loan her campaign as much of her own money as needed to get her through any possible primary race, and she is also pulling in high profile endorsements."

NH Senate Candidate Sharon Carson is off and running in her bid to replace Sen. Bob Clegg in New Hampshire’s 14th senate district. 

Carson had a fundraiser with about two dozen lobbyists and party activists in attendance.  Clegg, along with former Congerssman Jeb Bradley were among those in attendance.  Carson is the only declared candidate for SD14 to date.

State Rep. Sharon Carson (R-Londonderry) is running for the State Senate seat being vacated by Bob Clegg (R-Hudson).

Carson made a formal announcement on February 14th and recently formed a political action committee titled, “Friends of Sharon Carson.”

The current budget crisis will be a vocal point of Carson’s campaign.

Former Congressman Jeb Bradley (R-Wolfeboro) has been endorsed by sixty-nine state legislators.

"I am honored to have the support of so many of my former colleagues that I served with during my 12 years in the State Legislature," Bradley said in a statement.

The Bradley campaign says that the list represents seventy-five percent of legislators from the First Congressional District and will form "Legislators for Jeb."

State Senator Bob Clegg shocked no one (except maybe those who recruited Jennifer Horn to run) when he announced he was running against Freshman Congressman Paul Hodes in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District.