Vikram For N.H. Weekly Newsletter

September 6, 2022

Fix This Mess T.V. Ad is on the Air!

This past week, Vikram Mansharamani released his latest T.V. ad entitled Fix This Mess, highlighting his unique political outsider story.

In a race full of career politicians, the ad celebrates Vikram's business experience. While Vikram's opponents have spent their lives running for office, Vikram has been running businesses.

Vikram states: “As I travel around talking to Granite Staters, one theme remains constant. The career politicians have failed us. None of us feel represented by those who go to Washington more focussed on filling their pockets than representing their neighbors. We need a senator with the real-world experience to give the people of New Hampshire a voice in government.” 

The ad, the campaign's fourth of the primary, will air through September 13.  

Watch Fix This Mess HERE

NHPR Interview

Last week, Vikram joined New Hampshire Public Radio's Morning Edition with Rick Ganley for their candidate profile series. 

Listen the interview HERE

Keene Sentinel Editorial Board

Vikram enjoyed sitting down with the Keene Sentinel editorial board to discuss a full range of issues including: combating inflation, securing the Southern border, and stopping the woke indoctrination of our kids in school.

Read the article HERE

Granite Grok Interview

Vikram went through the Granite Grok's "gauntlet" interview on Wednesday, happily answering questions from the conservative bloggers on the most important topics to preserve individual liberty and economic freedom in New Hampshire.

Watch the interview HERE

Grassroots Events/Activities

This was an active late Summer week in the home stretch until the Primary Election on September 13th. Vikram began the week last Sunday in Haverhill, where he joined the Grafton County GOP for their monthly meeting. As a top sponsor, Vikram attended the Committee to Elect House Republicans fundraiser for the midterms. Money raised went directly to supporting state candidates up-and-down the ballot. Immediately after that reception, he scooted over to the Litchfield Republican town committee monthly meeting. Later in the week, Vikram attended the Salem Labor Day picnic, always a well-attended conclusion to the summer season. Vikram also spent time knocking doors in Merrimack, Bedford, and Hooksett.