Democratic candidate Karen Burnett-Kurie discusses her platform for New Hampshire's House District Seven. She emphasizes the need to reform education funding, criticizing the state's heavy reliance on property taxes and the lack of adequate state support relative to regulations. Burnett-Kurie opposes the proposed tax cap, citing its potential to harm school budgets. She advocates for diversifying revenue through interest and dividends taxes to replace the SWEPT program. Additionally, she addresses critical issues including affordable housing shortages, the necessity of Medicare Advantage plans for seniors, and the need for increased state investment in local infrastructure.

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