Dan is state Senator for New Hampshire Senate District 15, representing the wonderful communities of Concord, Henniker, Hopkinton and Warner. For Dan’s official state Senate page, CLICK HERE.
He is guided by the fundamental belief that in order to move New Hampshire forward, we cannot afford to leave anyone behind. Here is Dan’s statement the day he filed to run for state Senate:
“I’m running to make sure that every citizen in every part of this district has someone who will work tirelessly for them every single day. I hope to bring new leadership to the State House to help shape New Hampshire’s future. I believe that District 15 should have a progressive voice in state government; a Senator who will stand up for working families, for a fair economy and for social policies that are just and advance equality; and a Senator who promotes policies that attract and keep young people here in New Hampshire’s economy, including affordable housing, quality education and strong communities. I am excited to get out there and talk with voters throughout Concord, Hopkinton, Henniker and Warner.
I look forward to a vigorous issues-based campaign, one modeled after Gov. Maggie Hassan’s honest and genuine approach to public discourse.”
About Dan Feltes
Dan is a Concord attorney who for the past 8 years worked for New Hampshire Legal Assistance advocating for low to middle income persons and families in Court and in the Legislature, including in employment security, affordable housing, energy efficiency, consumer/utility law and veterans issues. Dan has a history of working with members of both political parties to get things done. He has provided community service including on the StayWarm NH project, to Habitat for Humanity, and on the City of Concord Board of Ethics.
In 2013, Dan received the NH Bar Foundation’s prestigious Robert E. Kirby award which is presented to “New Hampshire attorneys 35 or younger who exhibit exceptional skill, civility and professionalism.” Dan has a law degree from the University of Iowa, and a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Georgetown University, focusing on economics and energy regulation.
Dan and his wife Erin, also an attorney, live in the South End of Concord with their dogs Franklin and Roosevelt (a.k.a Rosie). Erin and Dan grew up in working class families. Dan’s dad worked at the same furniture factory his entire adult life. Dan’s mom worked part-time jobs while raising four kids. Their parents worked hard to provide them opportunities to live a great life. If given the opportunity to be your State Senator, Dan will work tirelessly every single day for every citizen in every part of this district.
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