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Anita Burroughs

Democratic · New Hampshire · 2026 · Incumbent

Running for New Hampshire House, Carroll District 2, New Hampshire

Top priorities

From the campaign site

  • Opposes reliance on property taxes for school funding and expresses concern that the Education Freedom Account program pulls money from public schools
  • Supports climate action and renewable energy expansion through net metering
  • Supports gun safety measures aimed at keeping guns from dangerous people
Biography

Burroughs is seeking a fourth term representing Carroll District 2 in the New Hampshire House, per her campaign site. She manages operations for a healthcare consulting business, Burroughs Healthcare, and previously owned a personal chef and catering business called The Everyday Gourmet, per the site. Earlier in her career she spent 20 years in high-tech marketing at Digital Equipment Corporation and worked as a social worker in a drug treatment program, per the site. She holds an MBA from Boston College, per the site. She is a founding board member of the Conway Area Humane Society, where she served 11 years including seven as board chair, and served five years on the board of Starting Point, a domestic and sexual violence services organization, including three years as board chair, per the site. She also served three years on the Bartlett Zoning Board of Appeals, per the site.

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New Hampshire House, Carroll District 2New Hampshire · 2026Carroll County sample ballot

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