Brandon Lemay
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Brandon Lemay is was born and raised in Manchester and is an advocate for Housing Justice
I will not be seeking public office now or anytime in the short/medium term.
I know I'll be more effective on the advocacy side rather than serving in office. If that ever changes, I'll reconsider this decision.
Unfortunately we came up short, congrats to Ward 8's new state representatives,
Mark McLean and Mark Proulx.
Thank you to all who have supported me, especially my campaign manager Cairnie Pokorney who poured his heart and soul into this race.
While we didn't win, we built something. Let's come back even stronger next time.
08/11/2022
Have you voted YET ??? Don't miss this opportunity to make changes we need Polls open 6-7
In case we haven't reached yet the door, though, our campaign has enjoyed talking to so many in this community that understand the need for new ideas and younger voices represented in Concord for those I haven't spoken to. I genuinely hope I can gain your trust and support on November 8th. I promise you I will work to support this city and the issues that affect our community's ability to thrive and grow into the city I know Manchester can become.
Tue NOV 8th, Memorial High School polls are open from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. we'll see you there. Please stop by and say hi My campaign and I will be there all day!
The family here in ward 8 has inspired me. I'm more motivated than ever. As your State Representative, I'm going to fight to make sure that you and your family have the opportunity to thrive, not just barely survive.
My campaign has talked to so many families, Democrat-Republican, Undeclared. This is a universal NH that is struggling just to keep its head above water. The inability of our government to provide youth opportunity, growth in our economy, our education systems, or our local infrastructure
I promise with your vote on November 8th. You can trust that I will fight for you and your family on the issues affecting you daily to invest in Manchester's potential as a growing city.
04/11/2022
Hi all, we are getting excited with only 4 days till election day! We have been swamped this GOTV season, working hard to ensure we are getting the vote out and feeling confident in our ability to win!!
With only 4 DAYS TILL ELECTION DAY!!
I invite you to join us in the fun of election day! We would love any and all to join me & other campaign supporters to hold signs on election day.
I am looking forward to seeing you all at Memorial highschool NOV. 8th. I would love to count on you being there. Please be kind enough to help my campaign manager plan by submitting when you plan to join! Thank you all. Let's win this thing!!
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Even if unable to help on election day as a first-time candidate it's more important than ever to talk to the community and ensure voters are informed that a vote for me is one for new ideas and younger voices in concord. Any help is appreciated and can be found by filling out the Form above. Thank you all so much for the support!!!
Join Brandon Lemay at the polls We welcome you to stop by and join the fun of election day!! Show your support and join Brandon Lemay supporters in holding signs at the polls on election day! Nov 8th at Memorial High School 1 crusader way manchester NH 03103
21/10/2022
The federal grants Mayor Joyce Craig is bringing in to the city is amazing and much needed. Infrastructure is the life blood of any city.
I'd like to see her apply for some Housing First grants to address the homelessness problem next.
Tomorrow, October 21st, from 12-2pm is our free community celebration in Arms Park! 🎉
We'll be celebrating the City of Manchester winning a $44 million Build Back Better Regional Challenge Grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration to grow our biofabrication industry and create workforce development that will make Manchester a leader in the future of healthcare.
Learn more about this historic grant here: www.manchesternh.gov/Portals/2/Departments/elected_officials/mayor/Manchester_Narrative_Overarching_MayUPD.pdf?ver=2022-09-02-103542-057%27&fbclid=IwAR1B4D70-CQz6O2IaQz_ZxoPnkByc8c1n4wYLf1fdga4_9Cog1q7UeODvkM
On Tuesday, I spoke in front of Manchester’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen in opposition to an ordinance that targets homeless people without providing any real solutions to addressing the core causes of homelessness. Banning umbrellas, more than one bike, and grocery carts in the parks is a quick way to make it look like you’re trying to solve a problem. This ordinance will not solve any problems, but will move that activity onto sidewalks and private property.
As your next State Representative, I will not take the easy road and take action for the sake of action. I will represent everybody in my ward, regardless whether or not you voted for me. I will work on data driven and effective solutions.
17/10/2022
We stand with workers who are on strike. These workers are striking because they've been taken advantage of, workers long hours without the benefits they deserve.
We're standing with them because we believe in fairness, justice, and respect for all worker's
16/10/2022
Beautiful fall day knocking doors before the Pats game starts 🏈🗳️
15/10/2022
Get one today Ward 8! We'll deliver Brandon's awesome yard sign so you can show your support for him in Nov 8th election!
15/10/2022
Exciting to have the People Action endorsement! Proud to work an help build the power of working people💯😍