Julie Miles

Official election context

Julie Miles is recorded as candidate for State House — Hillsborough 12 in New Hampshire State Primary on 2026-09-08. Filing provenance: imported.

Reviewed evidence

• Representative Julie Miles (R) Hillsborough - District 12 — gc.nh.gov (date not supplied)

  NH General Court - elected 2024

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "I will never support a broad based tax such as a sales or income tax or a similar burdensome tax on the people of NH. We need to cut the costs of living, not increase them."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "I support making it easier to do business in NH. NH is consistently rated one of the best places to open and run a business in the country, and our low tax rates on businesses helps bring jobs to our state. And people need good high paying jobs. And I support small businesses, which provide 80% of our work force jobs."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "There is a balance to be struck between local control and government obstructing progress. Local control in NH is paramount and Towns and Cities should ultimately decide their own zoning laws, with the State Government setting up enabling legislation making it easy for localities to do so, such as removing barriers to development, should the local legislative body desire to make it easy to add rental units, or not, its their decision ,locally depending on the needs of a given Town."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "Education quality is a top priority and delivering quality results for our students and parents must happen. 80-90% of students and parents rely on public schools as the education system of choice, and the system should be supported accordingly. And local control has been the method of choice with the state mandated by historical court decisions to adhere to a minimum standard of funding."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "This program is a good concept, and can always be improved, and should be monitored for efficacy and results and changed accordingly once more data has been obtained."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "In New Hampshire, abortion is legal for any reason during the first six months of pregnancy. Some people are pushing for taxpayer-funded elective abortions up until the moment of birth. I will support the current law, which over 70% of Granite Staters agree with, while others will continue to push extreme laws, I will not. This is a very private issue, and should stay that way with minimal government interference and the current NH law should be protected."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "The border crisis is at our doorstep, and I support local law enforcement doing their jobs and providing them the tools they need to protect our communities and keep us safe from drugs coming across our NH borders and from criminals being harbored in our neighborhoods. And I reject sanctuary city policies."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "The US and NH Constitution provide for the Right to Keep and Bear arms in self defense and those shall not be infringed."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "Voters should be required to present valid ID in person, on Election Day at the polling station in order to vote."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "The market should decide on the best wages to be paid to workers, not the government. 90% or more of the available jobs are much higher than minimum wages set by the government. In states where the government has interfered with employers and dictated what they must pay in wages, then benefits and available hours and total jobs have been lost, so it doesn't work. And it discourages entrepreneurship. NH has a huge number of small businesses fueling our economy, and government interference would stifle that."

• Julie Miles - profile overview — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  "Possibly, yes. Ultimately the market should decide how to fund childcare. And parents need to work. But our state budget must be balanced too. The state needs to support child care when the workforce needs to work and not stay home just to care for children. This answer really depends upon the mechanism of the funding and the state of revenues at the time. I would not support new taxes to accomplish broad funding for child care."

Profile summary

Julie Miles is a Republican representative for New Hampshire House Hillsborough District 12. The General Court profile says she was elected in 2024, was born and raised in New Hampshire, and has worked in critical-care nursing and health-insurance medical underwriting.