Today, Jeanne Shaheen was endorsed by mayors from across New Hampshire, who highlighted how she has made a difference for the residents of their cities by securing federal investments that create and protect jobs, strengthening local infrastructure, and improving veterans care and affordable housing.

In Jeanne Shaheen’s new TV ad, clean water activist Andrea Amico highlights Shaheen’s work in Congress to combat PFAS contamination and to get answers for impacted New Hampshire families, including the creation of the first-ever national health study on the consequences of PFAS exposure being conducted first at Pease in Portsmouth, NH.

The Shaheen campaign’s new television ad focuses on Jeanne Shaheen making a difference for New Hampshire families impacted by PFAS contamination. When Granite Staters on the Seacoast and in Merrimack contacted Senator Shaheen about their concerns about chemicals in their water, she took action, and she has led efforts in Congress responding to PFAS contamination ever since.

The ad highlights Senator Shaheen’s leadership in Congress, addressing PFAS concerns and getting NH families the answers they need on these contaminants.

Jeanne Shaheen’s third television ad features veterans from Concord, Bedford, Hudson and Epsom discussing how she has worked across the aisle to deliver for the men and women who fought for our country.

Airing Tuesday morning, the ad highlights Senator Shaheen cutting through red tape and getting New Hampshire veterans health care options closer to home.