Thank you!

By Terri O'Rorke, 5 November 2026
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Two simple and heartfelt words . . .thank you!!

Thank you to everyone who came together to write “remember to vote” postcards to fellow voters in New Hampshire.

Thank you to everyone who came together to write “Vote or be Outvoted” postcards for local candidates.

Thank you to everyone who diligently came to (always peaceful) rallies, No KINGS events and Bridge Brigades, no matter the weather.

Thank you to everyone who attended (what seemed like) one meeting after another in order to organize, delegate duties and pull it all together, culminating in this historical win.

Thank you to everyone who knocked doors in the name of democracy, whether it was for “Leafletting,” talking to voters about issues of concern or candidates themselves meeting and conversing with voters.

Thank you to everyone who took and displayed a lawn sign or two (or several) in support of a candidate (or two).

Thank you to everyone who opened their homes to their friends and neighbors for candidate “meet & greets.”

Thank you to everyone who participated in “phone banking.”

Thank you to everyone who signed up to work at their polling place, whether it was registering new voters or handing out ballots.

Thank you to everyone who stood outside polling places, sometimes for hours on end or even all day, thanking other voters for taking the time to vote.

Thank you to everyone who either ran for office as an incumbent or for the first time. A big thank you to their families!

On Nov. 3rd, the people of NH used their voices and voted in historical wins! 

We sent a Democrat to the US Senate.

We sent a Democrat back to the Congress.

We sent a Democrat majority to the NH Executive Council.

We sent a Democrat majority to the State Senate.

We sent an overwhelming Democrat majority to the House of Representatives.

We worked together for this historical win in New Hampshire. We’ll work together to not squander it.

Thank you to all in Keene’s Ward 2 who supported and voted to send me back to Concord. I am so proud, honored and humbled to be a part of this New Hampshire history!