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John Babiarz Experience:

Former Chair, NH Libertarian Party; Volunteer firefighter, Grafton Volunteer Fire Department; Veteran, US Air Force

Education:
Yuba City College, CA
Marital Status:
Married
Number of Children:
0
Home Address:

356 Slab City Road
Grafton, NH 03240
United States

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History

Position on Issues

Other, 2018

Babiarz signed the 2018 Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers pledge, which states, "I, the above signatory, pledge that if I am elected to any statewide office, I will oppose all efforts to impose a sales, income, or other broadbased tax on the taxpayers of the State of New Hampshire."

Candidate's Website, 2017

"I oppose a general sales tax and income tax, and would support repeal of the statewide property tax."

Candidate's Website, 2017

"I am not opposed to the introduction of gaming in the state, so long as it is done legally and with equality."

Candidate's Website, 2017

"I support our Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms."

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

Supports legalizing physician-assisted suicide in New Hampshire.

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

Supports the decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana.

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

Does not support enacting environmental regulations aimed at reducing the effects of climate change.

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

Supports allowing doctors to prescribe marijuana to their patients for medicinal purposes.

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

"While I have personally decided on being pro-life, I firmly believe that women own their own bodies and that government has no right to decide this decision for them."

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

"The state should no longer subsidize the public university. Their endowment should be large enough by now to take care of itself."

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

"Federal laws should be limited to the constitution. Congress is in charge of immigration laws and should provide all the support that is necessary."

Project Vote Smart Survey, 2010

Does not support a universally-accessible, publicly-administered health insurance option.

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