Governor/Executive Council
What a difference Democratic leadership could make in the New Hampshire Governor's office and Executive Council!
Cinde Warmington, Democrat for Governor
Cinde Warmington is ready to tackle the affordability crisis on Day 1. That’s why she’s running for governor. Cinde will take on Kelly Ayotte, stand up to Donald Trump, and fight for the people of New Hampshire. She is an attorney and served on the Executive Council for four years. She will say NO to school vouchers and stand strong for working families.
Learn more at:
cindewarmington.com
Jim O'Connell for Executive Council
Our Democratic candidate for Executive Council District 4 is Jim O’Connell. Jim was raised in Ireland in Cobh, County Cork, where he first sparked what would become a lifelong passion for politics and public service. Jim worked on the movement to legalize divorce in Ireland, as well as allowing access to contraceptives, despite strong institutional forces standing in opposition.
In 1992, while working in Sydney, Jim met his future wife, NH native Kathy Sullivan. They moved to the U.S. later that year, and settled in Manchester in 1997. In the early 2000’s Jim co-founded Caradas, a cybersecurity consultancy and test lab for secure identity products for Fortune 100 companies.
In recent years, as Vice Chair and citywide elected member of Manchester’s School Board, Jim has led the city’s $306 million capital project to upgrade facilities, determined to deliver world class school buildings for students. On the board, he’s earned a reputation as a results-driven leader who delivered contracts to school employees, the largest increase for educators in the city of Manchester in decades. He also led the effort to implement a $15 minimum wage for hundreds of workers in Manchester.
Now, Jim is running for Executive Council to continue to deliver for our state, bringing his same brand of hard work and practical leadership to Concord to protect reproductive freedom, safeguard public education against extremists, and bring people together to make it easier for Granite Staters to live, work and raise a family right here in New Hampshire. As a business person with expertise in public-private partnerships and large-scale projects, Jim knows how to deliver for the public good. He will advance our fight to bring commuter rail to New Hampshire and take on a statewide leadership role on transportation, which is key to growing the Granite State economy.
Learn more at https://oconnellfornh.com.
In 1992, while working in Sydney, Jim met his future wife, NH native Kathy Sullivan. They moved to the U.S. later that year, and settled in Manchester in 1997. In the early 2000’s Jim co-founded Caradas, a cybersecurity consultancy and test lab for secure identity products for Fortune 100 companies.
In recent years, as Vice Chair and citywide elected member of Manchester’s School Board, Jim has led the city’s $306 million capital project to upgrade facilities, determined to deliver world class school buildings for students. On the board, he’s earned a reputation as a results-driven leader who delivered contracts to school employees, the largest increase for educators in the city of Manchester in decades. He also led the effort to implement a $15 minimum wage for hundreds of workers in Manchester.
Now, Jim is running for Executive Council to continue to deliver for our state, bringing his same brand of hard work and practical leadership to Concord to protect reproductive freedom, safeguard public education against extremists, and bring people together to make it easier for Granite Staters to live, work and raise a family right here in New Hampshire. As a business person with expertise in public-private partnerships and large-scale projects, Jim knows how to deliver for the public good. He will advance our fight to bring commuter rail to New Hampshire and take on a statewide leadership role on transportation, which is key to growing the Granite State economy.
Learn more at https://oconnellfornh.com.
