Brian NadeauBrian Nadeau

RRepublican · State Representative · Rockingham District 4 · Raymond
Democratic Socialists of America Alignment Index
Certified Anti-Socialist
5.7%
Voted the DSA-aligned way on 2 of 35 recorded votes (absent or not voting on 1 of 36).
Running again in 2026

Brian Nadeau filed as a Republican for Rockingham County District 4, the seat this voting record covers, and won the September 8, 2026 primary, 2nd of 5 with 820 votes, for 3 seats. The record above is what they did with the seat they have.

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2024 election

Won one of 3 seats in a 6-candidate race with 3,440 votes, a margin of 1,458 votes over the closest candidate who did not win a seat, or 9% of all votes cast.

Official results, NH Secretary of State.

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Score by issue

Raise Taxes to Expand Government
0%
0 of 3 aligned
Abolish ICE and Shield Illegal Immigration
0%
0 of 4 aligned
Grow the State Budget
0%
0 of 4 aligned
A New Tax on Paint
100%
1 of 1 aligned
A New Tax on Batteries
100%
1 of 1 aligned
Green New Deal Energy Mandates
0%
0 of 6 aligned
Force Workers Into Unions
0%
0 of 2 aligned
Defend the Public School Monopoly
0%
0 of 3 aligned
Government Control of Rental Property
0%
0 of 2 aligned
Government-Run Health Care
0%
0 of 5 aligned
Government-Mandated Wages
0%
0 of 4 aligned

Every vote we counted

Read the motion carefully. On several of these bills the recorded vote is a motion to kill, table or shelve the bill, so a legislator who supports the bill votes Nay on it.

BillWhat the vote wasMotionDSA positionNadeau votedResult
HB 444
2025-02-06
HB 444 - require landlord notice to tenants before selling, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 106
2025-02-06
HB 106 - commission on the monetary cost of climate damage, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 526
2025-02-06
HB 526 - create a climate change division in state government, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 238
2025-02-13
HB 238 - let workers opt out of paying a union, motion to killIndefinitely PostponeYeaNayNot aligned
HB 502
2025-02-20
HB 502 - combined corporate reporting for business profits tax, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 378
2025-03-06
HB 378 - mandate payout of an employee's unused earned time, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 703
2025-03-13
HB 703 - state-funded school meals for unpaid balances, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 570
2025-03-13
HB 570 - change the prescription drug affordability board, motion to tableTableYeaNayNot aligned
HCR 7
2025-03-20
HCR 7 - resolution recognizing abortion as health care, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 442
2025-03-20
HB 442 - prohibit payment of subminimum wages, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 726
2025-03-20
HB 726 - raise the state minimum hourly rate, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 115
2025-04-10
HB 115 - universal eligibility for education freedom accounts, House passageOught to PassNayYeaNot aligned
HB 511
2025-04-10
HB 511 - ban sanctuary policies, House passageOught to PassNayYeaNot aligned
SB 62
2025-05-08
SB 62 - allow police to join federal 287g immigration program, House passageOught to Pass with AmendmentNayYeaNot aligned
SB 295
2025-06-05
SB 295 - education freedom accounts, House passageOught to Pass with AmendmentNayYeaNot aligned
HB 2
2025-06-26
HB 2 - state budget, House final adoptionAdopt Committee of Conference ReportNayYeaNot aligned
HB 651
2026-01-07
HB 651 - raise the mandated cost of an adequate education, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
SB 204
2026-01-07
SB 204 - state reimbursement for free school meals, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 97
2026-01-07
HB 97 - new appropriation for wastewater projects, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 219
2026-01-07
HB 219 - reduce the minimum renewable portfolio standards, House passageOught to Pass with AmendmentNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1405
2026-02-05
HB 1405 - state affordable housing guarantee program, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayAbsentNot counted
HB 1570
2026-02-12
HB 1570 - restrict budget authority for ICE agreements, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1798
2026-02-12
HB 1798 - add diapers to Medicaid coverage, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1002
2026-02-12
HB 1002 - repeal the solar energy tax exemption, motion to table the repealTableYeaNayNot aligned
HB 1786
2026-02-19
HB 1786 - new state assessment on luxury second homes, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1822
2026-03-05
HB 1822 - require reporting of civil immigration detentions, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1484
2026-03-05
HB 1484 - establish a state minimum wage with automatic increases, motion to tableTableNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1313
2026-03-11
HB 1313 - repeal clinic buffer zones, motion to kill the repealInexpedient to LegislateYeaNayNot aligned
HB 1704
2026-03-11
HB 1704 - let public employees bargain individually without a union, motion to killIndefinitely PostponeYeaNayNot aligned
HB 1171
2026-03-12
HB 1171 - new eviction restrictions on landlords, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HCR 12
2026-03-12
HCR 12 - urging Congress to enact Medicare for All, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1602
2026-03-26
HB 1602 - battery tax, House final passageOught to Pass with AmendmentYeaYeaAligned
HB 1542
2026-03-26
HB 1542 - refund renewable energy fund payments to ratepayers, House passageOught to Pass with AmendmentNayYeaNot aligned
HB 451
2026-04-09
HB 451 - paint tax, House veto overrideVeto OverrideYeaYeaAligned
SB 449
2026-04-23
SB 449 - expand net metering for large generators, motion to killInexpedient to LegislateNayYeaNot aligned
HB 155
2026-06-04
HB 155 - cut the business enterprise tax, final adoptionAdopt Committee of Conference ReportNayYeaNot aligned

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