Sherri Reinfurt
Faith. Family. Freedom. Common sense leadership for Goffstown — lower taxes, stronger families, and a State House that answers to the people who live here.
A Neighbor Who Shows Up
Sherri Reinfurt has called Goffstown home for eleven years. She is a mother of five and a grandmother of sixteen.
A Certified Holistic Health Coach, Sherri and her husband run a chiropractic wellness center right here in New Hampshire. Before settling in the Granite State 25 years ago, she spent two decades in mortgage banking — and coached youth and high school cheerleaders, after cheering for an NFL team herself.
She knows what it takes to meet a payroll, balance a budget, and build something from the ground up. That real-world experience is exactly what she brings to Concord.
Delivering for Goffstown
In her first term, Sherri helped stop a tax that would have been passed on to the Goffstown Residences from St. Anselm College.
She served as Clerk on the House Housing Committee and co-sponsored bills to expand housing, protect private spaces and sports for girls, protect parental rights, and expand medical freedom.
She has consistently voted against increased spending and higher taxes, and she supports education freedom because she believes every child deserves to learn where they will thrive.
Common Sense Priorities
Clear convictions, plainly stated. These are the fights Sherri is taking to Concord on behalf of Goffstown families.
Lower Taxes
In her first term, Sherri helped stop an additional property tax being passed on to Goffstown taxpayers via St. Anselm's tax exemption status. Sherri believes no one should be taxed out of the home they worked their whole life to afford. She supports lower property taxes by encouraging responsible spending at every level of government and ensuring town and school budgets reflect the priorities of local communities. Just like families must balance their household budgets, government should live within its means by cutting unnecessary spending and focusing on essential services. Sherri is committed to protecting New Hampshire's tradition of no state income tax, no sales tax, and supports common-sense measures like tax caps to help keep property taxes affordable for hardworking families.
Families First — Protecting Parental Rights
As a mother of five and grandmother of sixteen, Sherri understands that families—not government—know what is best for their children. She believes parents should have the primary voice in decisions involving their children's education, health care, and well-being. Sherri supports protecting parental rights in both schools and medical settings and believes policies should follow a simple principle: first, do no harm. Her focus is on protecting children, strengthening families, and ensuring parents remain informed, involved, and empowered to guide their children's future.
Educational Freedom
Sherri believes every child deserves the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential. She understands that children learn in different ways, and a one-size-fits-all approach does not work for every student. Sherri supports strong public schools and the teachers who serve our communities, while also supporting educational freedom that allows families to choose the learning environment that best meets their child's needs. This includes options such as Education Freedom Accounts, charter schools, and private schools. By empowering parents and expanding opportunity, Sherri believes New Hampshire can ensure every child has the chance to succeed.
Protecting Our Children
Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and protected. Sherri supports policies that ensure fairness and privacy in separate spaces designated for girls and boys so all children can feel secure in school and community environments. Having experienced bullying herself as a child, Sherri understands firsthand the impact it can have on a young person's confidence and well-being. She believes there should be zero tolerance for bullying and that schools should focus on creating supportive environments where students can learn, grow, and prepare for their future.
Affordable Housing
Sherri is committed to addressing affordability challenges so the next generation can build their lives and futures here in New Hampshire. Having served as Clerk on the Housing Committee, she passed bills in her first term to expand housing opportunities in New Hampshire.
No Jail in Goffstown
Sherri is opposed to moving the Hillsborough County Jail to Goffstown. It will become a burden on public services as well as to Goffstown taxpayers. She will vote against any legislation brought forward by the County Delegation to move the jail to Goffstown.
Goffstown Is Not the Place for a County Jail
Some decisions define a town for a generation. Sherri has been clear from day one: relocating the Hillsborough County Jail to Goffstown would burden our public services and our taxpayers — and she will vote against it every single time it comes forward.
Sherri's Commitment
On the issues that matter most to Goffstown, here's exactly where she stands:
- Oppose moving the county jail to Goffstown
- No state income tax. No sales tax. Ever.
- Vote against increased spending and taxes
- Defend parental rights in schools and medicine
- Protect private spaces and sports for girls
More Than a Title — A Neighbor
When she's not at the State House, Sherri sits on the volunteer Board of Directors of the Goffstown Main Street Program.
There, she helps organize community events that bring neighbors together and give our local businesses a place to thrive. It's the kind of work that never makes headlines — planting flowers, setting up tables, staying late to clean up — but it's the work that makes Goffstown feel like Goffstown.
That same spirit of service is what she carries into every vote she casts in Concord.
Why She Fights
Five children. Sixteen grandchildren. One New Hampshire she wants them to be able to afford.
Sherri's motivation isn't abstract policy — it's the faces around her table. Every vote on taxes, on housing, on education, on protecting kids comes back to a simple question: will this make it easier or harder for the next generation to build a life here?
That's the standard she holds every bill to. And that's why she's asking Goffstown for another term.
The Work Is Not Done
Goffstown deserves a representative who lives here, serves here, and votes like it. Stand with Sherri and help finish the job.