Deirdre received an impressive 1,045 votes across Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro on Primary Day. That strong showing reflects months of conversations with neighbors and gives our campaign real momentum heading into November.

By Linda Burnap. Effective state representatives need more than opinions and campaign promises. They must understand their communities, listen carefully, respect differing views, and turn good ideas into viable solutions. Deirdre McEachern brings these qualities and more to the District 6 House race.

We are honored to share that Deirdre’s campaign has been endorsed by the American Federation of Teachers! As a dedicated advocate for public education, Deirdre is truly grateful to receive their support.

Deirdre McEachern made Steve Marchand's first-round cut of ten (out of roughly 50 planned) 2026 NH House endorsements, with Marchand citing her education, entrepreneurial, and civic-life background as a strong fit for the district.

Stop by the Wolfeboro Public Library on Tuesday, August 11, from 5:00–6:00 p.m. for an informal conversation with Deirdre McEachern, candidate for New Hampshire State Representative for Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro.

Deirdre has received the endorsement of Rights & Democracy New Hampshire, an organization working to protect fundamental rights, strengthen democracy, and build thriving communities across the Granite State.

I'm honored to share that our campaign has been selected for 603 Forward's 2026 Run Club, a statewide candidate development program supporting New Hampshire legislative candidates.

July 4, 2026 - Our campaign was proud to take part in Wolfeboro's Fourth of July Parade as our community celebrated America's 250th anniversary. Nearly 20 volunteers marched alongside Deirdre in campaign T-shirts behind a pickup truck decorated with American flags and campaign banners. Volunteers handed out candy to parade-goers and bubble wands to children along the route.

June 17, 2026 - by Linda Burnap:. Deirdre McEachern’s lifelong work as a negotiator and certified New Hampshire Peacekeeper makes her exactly the kind of leader our state legislature needs. Peacekeepers training teaches how important listening and connection calm high‑emotion gatherings — hearing people out and finding common ground before situations escalate.

June 12, 2026 - by R. Brian Hennessey. I was pleased to hear that Deirdre McEachern is running for District 6, the towns of Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro.

Through her writing and community involvement, it is clear that Deirdre believes deeply in public service. She has served on numerous nonprofit boards and actively volunteers with organizations including the Lions Club, the Wentworth Watershed Association and Festival of Trees, among others.

June 11, 2026 - by R. Paquette. I was pleased to hear that Deirdre McEachern is running for District 6, the towns of Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro.

Through her writing and community involvement, it is clear that Deirdre believes deeply in public service. She has served on numerous nonprofit boards and actively volunteers with organizations including the Lions Club, the Wentworth Watershed Association and Festival of Trees, among others.

June 3, 2026 - Deirdre McEachern, a business leader, entrepreneur, author, educator, and community volunteer, today announced her candidacy for New Hampshire State Representative representing Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro (Carroll County District 6). McEachern said she is running to bring a renewed focus on thoughtful problem-solving, collaboration, and responsive local leadership.

May 6, 2026 - by Dierdre McEachern. New Hampshire’s leaders have promoted tax cuts as our “New Hampshire Advantage.” New Hampshire has long prided itself on fiscal responsibility, but we need to be honest about who is actually getting the advantage. Our state’s tax system is among the most regressive in the country, placing a disproportionate burden on low- and middle-income families while policy choices deliver significant tax relief to corporations and the wealthy

April 20, 2026 - by Dierdre McEachern. ““Open enrollment SB 101 may sound appealing, but it risks undermining the stability and equality of public education in our region and across the state.””