Background
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During her tenure on the school committee, Mary Ngwanda Georges resided in Manchester, New Hampshire. Georges earned a bachelor's degree in human services and a master's degree in organizational management and leadership. She served as a minister and founded a nonprofit, Victory Women of Vision.[1]
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In an interview with the New Hampshire Union Leader, Georges made the following statement:
Since I have lived in Ward 3 since 1995, I know what's going on in the schools. I always would fight for my children. I need to be a voice for all the students. Education is key for everyone. [...] I want a quality education for all students.[6]
—Mary Ngwanda Georges (2015)[1]
On the 2026 ballot
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