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Jennifer Rhodes

Republican · New Hampshire · 2026 · Incumbent

Running for New Hampshire House, Cheshire District 17, New Hampshire

Top priorities

From other published sources

  • Plans to focus on criminal justice issues and rural healthcare access in the coming legislative session, per Keene Sentinel
  • Supports Education Freedom Accounts and school district budget caps; opposes broad-based income or sales taxes, per Citizens Count candidate profile
  • Opposes stricter gun regulations and red-flag laws, per Citizens Count candidate profile
Biography

Jennifer Rhodes is the Republican nominee for New Hampshire House, Cheshire District 17 on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the New Hampshire Secretary of State's September 8, 2026 primary results. Jennifer Rhodes is a sitting member for the district, per the General Court's official member list (gc.nh.gov). Has represented Cheshire District 17 in the New Hampshire House since 2020 and is seeking a fourth term, per Keene Sentinel. Serves as vice chair of the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee and on the Winchester Planning Board, per Keene Sentinel. Sponsored legislation expanding protective orders for stalking and sexual assault survivors and increasing penalties for sexual assault by authority figures in correctional or psychiatric facilities, per Keene Sentinel.

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New Hampshire House, Cheshire District 17New Hampshire · 2026Cheshire County sample ballot

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