Jonathan Morton

Official election context

Jonathan Morton is recorded as candidate for State House — Hillsborough 39 in New Hampshire State Primary on 2026-09-08. Filing provenance: imported.

Reviewed evidence

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against increasing net energy metering eligibility SB 228 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - Wikipedia — en.wikipedia.org (date not supplied)

  He served as a Republican member for the Hillsborough 39th district of the New Hampshire House of Representatives . [ 2 ] He resigned in July 2026.

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted for a constitutional amendment banning any income tax CACR 10 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against adding a tax on non-primary residences HB 1580 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to cut business taxes, starting in 2028 HB 155 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted for final compromise state budget HB 1 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to repeal the Housing Champion designation and grant program HB 1196 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to limit parking requirements in zoning laws SB 284 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to allow no-cause eviction at the end of a lease HB 60 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted for open enrollment, allowing parents to enroll their children in any public school in the state SB 101 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to remove the household income limit to participate in the Education Freedom Account (EFA) program, with a 10,000 enrollment cap SB 295 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to require a vote on a school district local tax cap at each general election, limiting school district expenses HB 1300 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to create a right for health care workers to conscientiously object to participating in abortion HB 232 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to repeal school immunization requirements HB 1811 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against extreme risk protection orders, also known as a "red flag law" HB 1642 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against expanding background checks, adding 3-day waiting period for firearm transfers HB 56 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to prohibit "sanctuary policies," protect local immigration enforcement SB 62 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to ban state involvement in refugee resettlement HB 1706 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to require government-issued photographic ID to vote (not student ID) HB 323 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to allow public utilities to invest in or own natural gas and nuclear energy HB 1775 (2026)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted for late budget amendment restoring some police and fire retirement benefits HB 282 (2025)

• Jonathan Morton - profile overview | Citizens Count — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to set mandatory minimum sentence for dealing fentanyl, decrease sentence for possessing psilocybin SB 14 (2025)

Profile summary

Jonathan Morton served as a Republican member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives for Hillsborough 39 from December 4, 2024, until resigning in July 2026.