Legislative Update — November 23, 2022
An update on the razor-thin House majority, leadership elections, and how to reach me.
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Serving Windham in the NH House
Daniel Popovici-Muller brings a rare blend of financial expertise and hands-on public service to the New Hampshire House.
An engineer by training with an MBA from Boston University and a CPA license, Daniel has served for more than six years as the Finance Director for the Town of Windham, and previously managed corporate finance in the healthcare industry.
In Concord, Daniel serves on the House Finance Committee (Division II) — one of a small group of representatives responsible for crafting the state budget, including education funding. He has also served the community on the Windham School Board.
He is running for re-election to keep New Hampshire affordable, protect the integrity of our elections, and bring transparency and accountability to state government.
New Hampshire's low-tax advantage is worth protecting. Daniel opposes any new sales or income tax, and as a CPA and Windham's finance director he brings real budget discipline to Concord — making sure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.
Every legal vote should count, and every Granite Stater should be able to trust the results. Daniel supports commonsense safeguards that protect the integrity of our elections as guaranteed by the New Hampshire Constitution.
Government works for the people — not the other way around. Daniel is committed to open, accountable government and to keeping the residents of Windham informed about the decisions being made on their behalf in Concord.
On the House Finance Committee, Daniel helps write the state budget, including education funding. He brings decades of financial experience to the table to fund priorities responsibly without growing the burden on families.
Updated physical therapy rules to bring New Hampshire's regulations into the modern era.
Strengthened free-speech protections on New Hampshire's college campuses.
Protected employees' ability to lawfully store firearms — defending Second Amendment rights.
Applied decades of CPA-level financial expertise to crafting a responsible state budget.
Have a question, want a yard sign, or ready to help re-elect proven, principled leadership for Windham? Reach out — Daniel wants to hear from you.