Seth Miller

Official election context

Seth Miller is recorded as candidate for State House — Strafford 21 in New Hampshire State Primary on 2026-09-08. Filing provenance: imported.

Reviewed evidence

• New Hampshire House member profile — gc.nh.gov (date not supplied)

  Representative Seth Miller (D) Strafford - District 21

• New Hampshire House member profile — gc.nh.gov (date not supplied)

  I'm a IT guy, aviation journalist, woodworker, and more. I've worked in small businesses, held long-term contract roles in massive corporations, and founded the small business I now run.

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  The past several years of business tax cuts have only served to reduce our state's ability to pay for the services we provide to our residents, while allowing large corporations to tap into our market without paying their fair share of the cost of doing business in the Granite State.

• Voting Record: HB 155 (2025) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against cutting business taxes, starting in 2028

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Housing costs are one of the largest challenges facing the state today. While some progress is being made to remove onerous zoning requirements, more can be done to ensure that development is encouraged as much as possible across the state.

• Voting Record: HB 1196 (2026) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to keep the Housing Champion designation and grant program

• Voting Record: HB 60 (2025) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against allowing no-cause eviction at the end of a lease

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Public education should be precisely that: public. Families who wish to pursue private or home schooling should bear the expense of that effort separately from the public offerings.

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  New Hampshire's school funding approach has been repeatedly found by courts to be in violation of the state constitution, primarily by underfunding on a per-pupil basis and by allowing richer towns to withhold their share of education-related property taxes from poorer towns. Ending this application of SWEPT tax in its non-uniform manner would significantly improve the funding of our public school system.

• Voting Record: SB 295 (2025) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against removing the household income limit to participate in the Education Freedom Account (EFA) program

• Voting Record: HB 1815 (2026) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against bill pushing back against New Hampshire Supreme Court rulings on what the state must fund for an adequate education

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Reproductive care and family planning are inherent human rights which the government has no role in regulating.

• Voting Record: HB 232 (2025) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against creating a right for health care workers to conscientiously object to participating in abortion

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  I am strongly in support of red flag laws, background checks, a cooling period for some purchases, and strict liability requirements for gun owners.

• Voting Record: HB 56 (2025) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted to consider expanding background checks, adding 3-day waiting period for firearm transfers

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Net metering programs are a sound approach to bring smaller power generation and storage facilities into the grid, ensuring private investment can help deliver stability and reduced costs to consumers.

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2026 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Uncertainty around the future of these systems and the long timeline to (theoretical) implementation present undue risk to current rate payers. While development on this front is not necessarily wrong, it should not receive special treatment from the state, forcing everyone to assume the financial risk of development.

• Voting Record: HB 1775 (2026) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against allowing public utilities to invest in or own natural gas and nuclear energy

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  I worked at several elections in Dover's Ward 5 before being elected as the Moderator in 2021, a role I continue to serve in. I have seen first-hand the impact of these efforts underway to restrict access to voting. The fraud that this is supposed to eliminate does not exist, and it presents an undue burden on both the voters and the poll workers to administer.

• Voting Record: SB 287 (2025) — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  Voted against requiring absentee voters to include copy of ID

• Citizens Count Issue Survey, 2024 — citizenscount.org (date not supplied)

  In addition to a 'catch up' increase, a permanent, inflation-based scale to keep it growing should be included.

Profile summary

Seth Miller is a Democratic member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives for Strafford County District 21. The House member page says he moved to Dover in 2018, has served as Dover Ward 5 moderator since 2021, and works in IT, aviation journalism, woodworking, and small business.