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<p><strong>Granite Staters are working harder than ever, but too many families are still struggling to afford a home, pay their bills, and plan for the future.</strong> Dian knows these challenges aren't abstract: she's lived them, worked through them, and spent decades helping her community navigate them. In the State Senate, Dian will be laser-focused on the issues that matter most.</p>

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<h2>Dian McCarthy has been an effective advocate for her community for over two decades.</h2><p>Her early career included working for her family’s insurance agency and then a custom cabinetry business she ran with her husband. It is there that she learned first-hand about what it is to run a small business in NH and the challenges small businesses face.</p><span class="image image-framed image-left image-tilt-left" style="width: 40%;"><span class="image-inner-wrapper"><img src="https://run.imgix.net/c6eab34d-46ff-4c2a-8873-b2169d4ab183/2d75bc6b-c44e-4e94-8c1a-ad4927e0f01d/2d75bc6b-c44e-4e94-8c1a-ad4927e0f01d.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C3343%2C4514&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"></span><span class="caption" style="display: none;"></span></span><p>Dian went on to become the Executive Director of a local non-profit organization serving the youth and families of Goffstown. In this role which she held for 10 years, she worked on the front lines of mental health services, substance misuse prevention, juvenile justice and leadership development gaining acute knowledge of the statewide environment, gaps in service, and the impact of grant funding.</p><p>Dian has also served 3 consecutive terms on her local School Board, serving 6 years as the Board Chairperson and 7 as the Board Rep to the Budget Committee. Under Dian's leadership, the Board transitioned from a period of failed budgets and poor public confidence into an era of transparency and strong public support.&nbsp;</p><p>Dian’s recent leadership roles include the Vice Chair of the NH Juvenile Court Diversion Network Board where she helped guide the statewide network through a period of significant growth and transition, and President of the NH Breast Cancer Coalition where she advocated for breast cancer survivors and treatment advancement on the state and national level. She has also sat on the Our Kids Commission, a committee of the Episcopal Bishop of NH working to close the opportunity gap for children in NH, volunteers on her church outreach committee providing aid to local community members in need, and volunteers for a program helping local families with school lunch debt.</p><p>When she is not working for positive change in her community, Dian enjoys hiking and spending time with her family and dogs.</p>

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<p><strong>Dian McCarthy has spent over two decades showing up for her community:</strong> as a small business owner, nonprofit leader, school board chair, and community volunteer. She knows firsthand what it takes to keep a family afloat, a small business running, and a community thriving. Now, she's running for State Senate to bring that same practical, people-first leadership to Concord, and fight to make New Hampshire more affordable for everyone.</p>

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<p>After years on the school board and budget committee, Dian knows how rising property taxes strain families and push seniors out of their homes. She'll fight to restore the state's fair share of funding so your town—and your tax bill—gets the relief it deserves.</p>

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<p>With years of school board leadership, Dian knows that strong, well-funded neighborhood schools are the foundation of a thriving community, and she'll stand up against cuts and giveaways that leave our kids behind.</p>

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<p>As a breast cancer survivor, Dian knows personally how critical access to quality, affordable healthcare can be. She'll fight to lower costs, protect Medicaid, and push back against Republican policies that have made care harder to find and harder to afford for every Granite Stater.</p>

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<p>After a decade on the front lines of mental health, substance misuse, and juvenile justice, Dian understands the gaps in our system. She'll work to close them so every family in New Hampshire has the support they need.</p>

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<p>From housing to healthcare to energy bills, the cost of living in New Hampshire is squeezing families. Dian will fight to put more money back in your pocket.</p>

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<p>Dian has lived the challenges of running a small business in New Hampshire. She'll fight for policies that protect Main Street from rising costs, reckless tariffs, and an economy rigged for the ultra-wealthy and out-of-state corporations.</p>

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