Dennis Lamare

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Lamare was born and raised in Newport, New Hampshire. Upon graduating from high school in 1974, he attended Boston University for two years and then returned home to care for a brother who was suffering from psychological problems in the aftermath of the Vietnam war. He has worked as a dishwasher, tree trimmer, construction worker, restaurant manager, stock broker, and most recently, as an independent insurance agent.[1]

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Campaign website

Lamare’s campaign website stated the following:

Issues I believe in

America first!

America always!

Constitution is Law

Family values

Strong economy

2nd Amendment

Pro-Life

Legal immigration

Bill of Rights is our protector

Limited Government spending

Strong Military

Free enterprise

Low taxes

Assist veterans

United By A Common Goal

It has been said that the greatest good should be for the greatest number, but many times the greatest number turns out to be the number one. Those in power often forget why they are there, to whom they are accountable and seemingly work for their own gratification.

It is time for me to be a voice for the common good – to stand for all the people of New Hampshire – and mean it. America is going through tough times, and tough measures must be taken to defend our freedoms, our liberties and our future.

I believe the Constitution is the law of the land and the foundation for our freedoms. I believe the Constitution is explicit and what is not there cannot be inferred. I will preserve, protect and defend the Constitution against all enemies, both domestic and foreign.

I do not have all the answers to the problems facing this world, but I do have life experiences and common sense to take on the issues. I never take for granted the things that matter to us: freedom, security and the American dream.

I will look to the Constitution to make my decisions to do what is right for America, good for New Hampshire and keep the trust that you put in me as your Senator.

This election, vote as if your future depends on it – because it does. Your vote for me will be the solution in Washington that we are looking for.[6]

—Dennis Lamare’s campaign website (2022)[7]

Lamare's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[8]

Gas tax

Excerpt: "The recent gas tax increase is an unnecessary burden on the working family. Its projected to have an increase cost of $450 per year ($40/mo). This may not seem like much, but it make a difference in the choices a family will have to make who are on a limited budget. Less oil/heating fuel, less college savings, less fuel to get to work, one less meal...I propose to sponsor a bill to repeal this tax."

Health care

Excerpt: "Common sense approach is to have the health care industry open to competitive market, cross state lines, competitive bidding and let pricing be set by demand. I am open to options that make coverage fair, affordable and beneficial to both sides."

Education

Excerpt: "I oppose Common Core Curriculum and want decisions made on content and standards directed at the local level."

Employment

Excerpt: "Reviewing and repealing the impediments to economic growth are incentives to strong economic growth. I will work hard to keep the jobs we now have and attract new business to the State to make available well paying, satisfying jobs."