Tiffany ForsingPrimary Election 2022 Winner
Running forState Representative - Hillsborough 26 (Ward 7)
in 2022
Running as Democrat
I’m a 38 year old wife and mother of two. I’ve lived in Manchester for 13 years.
I’ve been a member of an elementary school PTA for the past three years, two of which I’ve held President
Current jobCosmetologist
Retail, retail manager, insurance rep, server, sales
Current residenceManchester
Time lived in NHall 38 years of my life
HometownNashua, NH
high school and cosmetology school
Best way to contact candidateThe best way to contact me is by email to forsing4rep@gmail.com
Websitehttps://secure.actblue.com/donate/tiffany-forsing-for-nh-state-rep-1
If elected or re-elected, please describe legislation you expect to sponsor or co-sponsor.
I expect to sponsor education, woman’s health, affordable housing, quality and affordable healthcare,
maintaining currant cosmetology licensing laws.
What are the most important concerns you’ve heard from Manchester residents and how can you address those concerns if elected or re-elected?
I think at this point, the biggest issue is housing costs. We’ve seen rental costs sky rocket and the housing market hasn’t cooled down with the rise of interest rates. This puts a lot of people in a hard spot.
New Hampshire legislators are citizen legislators and being a legislator is a significant time commitment. How much time per week can you spend on legislative duties while the Senate/House is in session?
#3 Being a small business owner, I have control over my schedule so making time isn’t an issue for me.
How do you feel the current divisive political climate in the United States will impact the New Hampshire General Court over the next two years and how would you navigate that divisiveness in your duties?
It is extremely divided. Change doesn’t happen on one side or the other, it happens with compromise.
What is the most significant issue facing Manchester residents at the municipal level and how can you, as a legislator aid the city government on that issue?
I will be co sponsoring mental health and substance abuse issues.
In your conversations with voters, what is the most significant issue to them right now? How would you address that if elected or re-elected?
The most significant issue to voters at this time is the rising cost of essential house bills. I would address the companies and the reasoning behind such price hikes and look to see what we can do to alleviate the strain
In your opinion, what were the five most significant pieces of legislation introduced over the last two years? Please explain what made them significant.
Being a first time candidate, I have researched past bills that have gone through the house. There were bills that were passed
pertaining to homelessness and housing that affect and help those in need in our city. There was also a bill that went through which granted
school districts a extraordinary amount of money. Being on the PTA of a local elementary school, I have seen the outcome of
that money. It went straight to the children, giving them technology to help them learn.
A bill that did not pass recently, was the Parental Rights bill. I fully oppose this bill as it puts our teachers in a difficult position when their plates are already full. It also breaks a safe space for that child who does not have one at home.
Lastly, HB1171, was passed in March of 2022. This bill eases the requirements of cosmetology licen
