Thread by @BetoForNH

A lot has happened in New Hampshire since the last Democratic Debate—but one thing remains true:

New Hampshire Believes in Beto.

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We had countless supporters write Op-Eds and submit letters of support to local newspapers reaching hundreds of thousands of readers who have yet to commit to a candidate:

Sheraz Rashid, who serves on the Board of Trustees at the Islamic Society of New Hampshire, wrote an op-ed on the impact of Trump’s presidency on the Islamic community and the importance of Beto’s visit: unionleader.com/opinion/column…

Shaleen Title, Commissioner of @MA_Cannabis wrote a powerful op-ed on Beto’s bold, detailed marijuana policy that prioritizes justice and would aim to end the war on drugs:
nashuatelegraph.com/opinion/local-…

We had multiple individuals write letters in support of Beto’s gun violence prevention plan which calls for the buyback of assault weapons--including from legendary Manchester Alderman Bill Cashin unionleader.com/opinion/letter…

Colin from Nashua wrote to the Nashua Telegraph in support of Beto, calling him the ‘Leader for the 20’s’ nashuatelegraph.com/opinion/letter…

Captain Tim of the New England Fishmongers met Beto prior to the debate. He was struck by the fact that Beto showed up and listened. Watch Tim share his story with Beto:

Following their meeting, Beto released a new policy to directly address the struggles Tim and fishermen like him face: wmur.com/article/beto-o…

Beto’s efforts to raise awareness about gun violence prevention has been a focus of ours, so we spoke with voters across the state about his plan. We heard from so many Granite Staters, including Moms Demand Action members, surgeons, and mental health professionals:

We spoke with Marcella, who shared how she became involved with Moms Demand Action and why she supports Beto O'Rourke's gun violence prevention plan.

Letter: concordmonitor.com/Vote-for-Beto-…

Asma, Chair of the New Hampshire High School Democrats, wrote an inspiring op-ed about why Beto’s response to the attack on El Paso was so important to her and young people around the country: nashuatelegraph.com/opinion/local-…

Nick, a retired trauma surgeon, talked with us about why he supports assault weapon buybacks. He shared how weapons of war impacted his work:

A dedicated volunteer on our campaign, Kaitlyn, took the time to write to her local newspaper to share her views on gun violence as an educator and why Beto is the candidate to address this crisis: fosters.com/news/20190925/…

Julie, a retired educator, shared the hardship her ESOL students experienced during lockdown drills, saying that no child should have to get used to this:

This month, the hateful acts perpetrated in Odessa, TX were front of mind for our organizer Sal, who was an educator there. He took the time to break down the March for Our Lives Peace Plan that Beto has endorsed:

Peter, the CEO of one of NH’s largest mental healthcare providers, talked about the relationship between mental health and gun violence and how he believes we need brave leaders like Beto to solve this crisis: concordmonitor.com/The-gun-violen…

Peter also wrote a powerful op-ed explaining the correlation between the two in the Concord Monitor: concordmonitor.com/The-gun-violen…

Ahead of tonight's debate, it is clear that @BetoORourke's message has resonated with voters across New Hampshire. And when he takes the debate stage tonight he will have a groundswell of supporters cheering him on in the Granite State.