Cinde Warmington

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says rising prices for groceries, housing, electricity and property taxes are straining families and that she is "ready to tackle the affordability crisis on Day 1."[1],[3]
• Pledges "no new income or sales tax."[1],[4]
• Says she will "stand up to Donald Trump" on health care costs and tariffs.[1],[4]
• Points to her record as "the only Democrat on the Executive Council."[1]
• Says her campaign takes no corporate PAC or billionaire mega-donor money.[1]

Background

• Democratic candidate for governor (lost primary), 2024 New Hampshire gubernatorial election · 2024[4]
• Executive Councilor, District 2, New Hampshire Executive Council · 2021–2025[5],[11]
• Health care attorney and lobbyist, Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. · About 20 years before 2021[4],[7],[11]
• Health care administrator, Early career · Dates not listed[11]

Education

• B.S., Medical Technology, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth[11]
• MBA, University of Texas at Arlington[11]
• J.D., University of New Hampshire School of Law[11]

Where they stand

• Education
  Would repeal the Education Freedom Account program, which she says raises property taxes, and shift that money to public schools, including state-funded pre-K.[4],[6]
• Health Care
  Says reversing Ayotte's 2025 Medicaid premiums and copay increases would be "a top priority" and would be included in her first budget.[5]
• Abortion
  Supports abortion rights and says she would protect Granite Staters' freedom to make their own health care decisions. As an executive councilor she opposed canceling state contracts with Planned Parenthood.[10],[7]
• Taxes
  Opposes a state income or sales tax and supports a temporary suspension of the state gas tax.[4],[8]
• Energy & Environment
  Says she would issue an executive order on her first day placing a temporary moratorium on large-scale data centers while she pursues a regulatory framework built around a "Community Bill of Rights."[9]
• Housing
  Lists housing among her top budget priorities alongside child care and electric rates.[2],[6]
• Immigration
  Opposed the federal plan for an ICE detention facility in Merrimack.[4]
• Cannabis
  Supports legalizing cannabis.[2]

Voting record

Cinde Warmington has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words