2012 Congressional Candiate: Charles F Bass

Charles F. Bass was elected to represent New Hampshire’s Second Congressional District in November 2010. The Second District covers the western half of the state, stretching from the Merrimack Valley west to the Monadnock Region, and north to the Upper Valley and the Canadian border.

Bass has a long record of public service in New Hampshire. He previously represented the Second Congressional District from 1995 to 2007 and championed a number of initiatives important to the people of New Hampshire, including expanding broadband access to rural communities, preserving New Hampshire’s scenic environment, and promoting clean, alternative energies that will lessen our dependence on foreign sources of oil. In the 112th Congress, Bass was appointed to serve on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, allowing him to effectively represent the needs of the Granite State.

2012 Congressional Candidate: Frank Guinta 

New Hampshire Politics

Frank Guinta is the 32nd person to represent New Hampshire’s First Congressional District since its creation in 1847. The district includes New Hampshire’s largest city, Manchester, and stretches from the Mount Washington Valley and Lakes Region in the north, to the seacoast in the south.

Frank came to the Granite State to complete his Masters degree in Intellectual Property at Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord and fell in love with New Hampshire. He chose to make Manchester his home. Frank holds a Bachelors Degree from Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts.