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Pappas: Housing Crunch, Health Costs and War abroad are squeezing New Hampshire Families

Pappas said his approach doesn’t change from Manchester to Nashua or any other community in the state. He described himself as attentive to local needs and “rooted in our Main Street economy as a small business owner” who wants to “deliver for

Matt Gregg and Nashua Alderman-at-Large Alicia Gregg speak with U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas at the 2026 Pride Festival at Holman Stadium. Dan Splaine / The Nashua Independent

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