Sarah Chadzynski - Dover NH Democrats

Primary Candidate – US Congress CD-1

Almost every Member of Congress is a millionaire. I’m not. I’m just someone from New Hampshire who’s lived the struggle. I know what it’s like to live paycheck to paycheck – from working my way through college as a teacher to relying on food stamps as a single mother. I’ve spent many nights lying awake, wondering how I would feed my kids or pay for their medical care. I know what it’s like to feel invisible.

But I’ve also seen what happens when people come together and fight for what’s right.

For the past four years, I’ve been on the ground in Washington, fighting to defend Ukrainian democracy. That’s meant working with foreign dignitaries, drafting bipartisan legislation, and building the coalitions needed to get it passed. I’ve delivered results, even when nothing in D.C. is “business as usual.”

Now, it’s time to bring that fight home – to defend our democracy against the growing threat of authoritarianism. This is no longer about left or right, this about delivering real change for working people. That’s why I’m running for Congress.

For years, politicians in D.C. have promised change, but for everyday Americans, life keeps getting harder. Wages have stayed flat while the cost of living keeps rising. Healthcare is unaffordable, housing is out of reach, and families are drowning in debt just to stay afloat. Meanwhile, lobbyists and special interests continue to call the shots, leaving working families behind.

Every Granite Stater deserves to be seen, heard, and supported. No one should be left behind. Washington doesn’t need more career politicians. It needs leaders who have faced real, everyday challenges – who understand the strain those challenges place on families and are ready to stand up and represent you.

This campaign is a movement about human dignity. It’s about building a future where neighbors look out for each other, and elect leaders who remember that they work for us, the people. I’m running to bring common sense, compassion, and accountability back to Washington, because the people of New Hampshire deserve nothing less.

New Hampshire needs a leader who understands firsthand the challenges working families face. Someone who will be relentless in the fight for a future we can all afford and who has the experience needed to actually get it done.