New Hampshire campaign-finance records reveal substantial corporate and out-of-state funding flowing into the Committee to Elect House Republicans, chaired by House Majority Leader Jason Osborne.

The committee has reported more than $1 million in contributions during the 2026 election cycle. Its donors include:

• GOPAC Election Fund: $90,000 in the reviewed records
• General Cybernetics Corp: $30,000
• Granite Bio Innovation: $30,000
• Kalshi: $20,000
• i360 LLC: $18,900, a political data company associated with the Koch network
• U.S. Term Limits: $15,000
• NH BUILD PAC: $10,500
• NHBA State Bank PAC: $10,250
• Sig Sauer: $10,000

Most of these corporations have received tax cuts as a result of Jason Osborne. Our property taxes have gone up as a result. Now these corporations are giving Jason Osborne the largest slush fund for local politics in history. Jason Osborne is shooting off AI-generated ads, mass -producing roadside signs, and spending significant dollars on killing New Hampshire Public Schools.

It's blatant, disgusting corruption in plain sight.

These records are publicly available through the New Hampshire Secretary of State's campaign-finance reporting system. Search for Committee to Elect House Republicans, filer ID 207762.

https://cfs.sos.nh.gov/login

In filed reports to date, Arnold De Souza of Portsmouth, NH has received the most out of Jason Osborne's warchest spending this cycle. Arnold De Souza was paid 18K in consultation fees.

His bio: Translated to English

Arnold de Souza is a speaker, health coach, and entrepreneur in the financial services industry. In 2020, he and his wife sold everything and fled Paris, France, for a new beginning, choosing to live free or die. He holds a Master's degree in International Security from the Paris Institute of Political Studies and has a background in nutritional counseling from the New York Institute of Integrative Nutrition. Over the years, Arnold has developed successful, evidence-based protocols for achieving sustainable weight loss and preventing chronic diseases. Arnold currently lives in Portsmouth with his wife and one-year-old son. He is also the founder of the Vegan Porcupine group. When he's not hitting the gym or doing yoga, you can find him reading, creating spreadsheets, or studying languages.

His wedding blog?

https://www.veganweddings.com/2023/1/after-their-vegan-destination-wedding-this-couple-tackled-parenthood

Source: https://cfs.sos.nh.gov/login

Search for Committee to Elect House Republicans, or just use their id: 207762

The New Hampshire Soccer Project group is having a town hall style meeting at Republic Brewing in Manchester on Tuesday, October 20th from 5-7pm. While I'm not associated with the group, I'm definitely interested in New Hampshire getting it's own professional soccer team. I know from previous posts of mine that there were a fair few of us that thought Portsmouth was too far to go, well, here you go. Hey, come on by even if you aren't a fan of soccer but want something from NH and for NH to root for!

Below is the Instagram, which is really the only social media and they post often.

https://www.instagram.com/nhsoccerproject/

Elections can be overwhelming — and sometimes, it’s hard to feel truly connected to the political process.

But this is one of the few times that you get a direct say in what matters most to you and your state. A time to celebrate, not surrender, your civic duties.

To help you stay informed and engaged as Nov. 3 quickly approaches, we’re game-ifying election season with this interactive Election Explorer Challenge!

From visiting your local polling place to attending a candidate forum, head to this page to learn more about the different ways you can participate for the chance to win a $100 gift card to a local bookstore of your choice.

The best prize of all? Getting to play an active role in the civic process, during a high-stakes election season.

After Mammoth abruptly laid off hundreds of employees in 2022, former workers won a $2.4 million WARN Act judgment against the company. Other creditors also won substantial judgments.

When the money wasn’t paid, former employees forced Mammoth into involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2024. The bankruptcy trustee later received court approval to conduct Rule 2004 examinations of Jason Osborne and his father, Michael Osborne, concerning Mammoth’s financial affairs.

The company’s collapse is worth remembering alongside his political rise.

In 2020, Osborne gave $50,000 to Make Liberty Win, which backed 76 NH House candidates. 53 won. NHPR called Osborne’s contribution an “eye-popping sum by New Hampshire House standards.”

Republicans took control of the House, and Osborne became House Majority Leader.
So while Osborne was spending tens of thousands of dollars helping elect Republican and libertarian candidates, his company was heading toward a collapse that ultimately left hundreds of workers without jobs and millions of dollars in judgments against Mammoth.
Now he wants to be Speaker of the NH House.

NH voters need to know the history.

Is zrad603 (New Hampshire moderator) Jason Osborne, or simply one of Jason’s biggest fan?

Every month, we ask the Granite State a question about life in New Hampshire. Submit an answer, and your voice may be featured on air or online.

As football season gets underway this fall, New Hampshire is expecting record-breaking amounts of money spent on sports wagering. It mirrors a national trend as more and more people are placing wagers on sports.

So for this month’s Big Question we’re asking: How has sports wagering shown up in your life?

Let us know your own experiences with sports wagering by submitting to this Google Form or emailing voices@nhpr.org.

We’ll get in touch with you, and you might hear your voice on All Things Considered!

A drive in the Granite State wouldn’t be complete without spotting one or two (or many) vanity license plates. They’re everywhere, and the creativity of New Hampshire drivers is unmatched.

Last month, we asked for the best vanity plates you’ve seen while out and about – and you did not disappoint.

Peruse the full collection  – from LOBSTA+ to ANUSTRT – here.

Is threatening to fist fight, rub gravel in his face, and make Jason Osborne eat shit unacceptable behavior? Yes

Is it nothing in comparison to threatening to Gas Jewish members of the Democratic Caucus? Yes

Is it also nothing in comparison to stochastic terrorism, calling for the assassination of elected Democrats? Yes.

Joe Sweeney, Ross Berry, Jason Osborne.. You're pathetic weirdos.

Hey! I’m James with NH Neighbor Network. I keep hearing from people across the state that property taxes, electricity, rent, and groceries cost more. NH has some of the highest property tax burdens and highest electricity rates in the country. And housing costs continue to rise. I’m trying to hear from NH residents about how you’re managing. We’re paying up to $250+ to share your perspective and talk about it with friends and family. No experience needed, just your phone and a few minutes. Sign up at: https://www.nhneighbor.org/sign-up

I’m advocating that more federal taxes come back to NH. This could be sent directly to the NH state government, but better yet, it could come to NH in the form of federal grants for infrastructure projects, public education, healthcare, and other priorities to benefit communities across the state.