Official election context
Jason Osborne is recorded as candidate for State House — Rockingham 2 in New Hampshire State Primary on 2026-09-08. Filing provenance: imported.
Reviewed evidence
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
Osborne opposes the adoption of a broad-based income or sales tax in New Hampshire, a position he frames in terms of what he calls the "New Hampshire Advantage".
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
In 2026 he backed a constitutional amendment that would have barred the legislature from enacting an income tax, which he called the "New Hampshire Advantage Amendment".
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
In 2017, Osborne voted for SB 66, which authorizes murder charges for an individual who causes the death of a fetus.
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
In 2021, he voted for HB 625, which prohibits abortions after 24 weeks.
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
In June 2022, Osborne proposed that firearms training be taught at every grade level in public schools.
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
Osborne is a supporter of New Hampshire's Education Freedom Accounts, a publicly funded program that allows families to spend state education money on private school tuition, homeschooling materials, tutoring, and other expenses, and has been described as one of the program's leading legislative advocates.
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
Osborne has supported changes to municipal land use regulation intended to increase housing supply.
- Jason Osborne (politician) — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)
Osborne argued for the legalization of cannabis in New Hampshire in a 2023 op-ed titled "Conservative case for cannabis reform".
Profile summary
Jason M. Osborne is a Republican member of the New Hampshire House representing Rockingham District 2, which includes Auburn, Candia, and Deerfield. The New Hampshire House member page describes him as serving his sixth term.
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