Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro has become a hotbed for demonstrations that span the issue gamut, from national policies to races for state representatives, of which there are many districts and many candidates in Carroll County. There were 14 responses via email, voicemail and Facebook to this week’s Tele-Talk question.

 I’d like to see legislators in New Hampshire paid a living wage, so we can have folks who aren’t either independently wealthy, current business owners or retired folks living off retirement benefits. Those are the only two groups of people represented in Concord. If we want real change, let’s get some working-class people of a younger age involved in state politics.

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