Democrat · Claremont, New Hampshire
Re‑Elect John Cloutier
State Representative — Sullivan District 6
Claremont’s steady, independent voice in Concord since 1992. Fighting for our schools, our roads, and our working families.

Downtown Claremont — the community John has called home his whole life.
About John
A Lifetime of Service to Claremont
John R. Cloutier was born and raised in Claremont and has spent his life in service to his hometown. A graduate of Keene State College with a degree in education, John has worked as a security officer and substitute teacher — jobs that kept him close to the working people he represents.
First elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives in 1992, John has earned the trust of Claremont voters for more than three decades. He serves as the Ranking Member of the House Public Works and Highways Committee, where he fights to make sure Claremont and Sullivan County get their fair share of state investment in roads, bridges, and public infrastructure.
Whether it’s a committee hearing in Concord or a community event on Pleasant Street, John shows up, listens, and delivers.
The Record
Experience That Delivers for Claremont
Seniority matters in the New Hampshire House. After three decades of service, John has the relationships, the committee standing, and the know-how to get results for Sullivan County.
Saved the Ten-Year Transportation Plan
When the Governor vetoed New Hampshire’s Ten-Year Transportation Plan, John helped lead the successful override — protecting critical road and bridge repairs, federal transportation dollars, and local jobs.
Ranking Member, Public Works & Highways
As the senior Democrat on the Public Works and Highways Committee, John makes sure Claremont’s roads, bridges, and infrastructure projects are never an afterthought in Concord.
A Voice for Working Families
John has consistently voted to raise the minimum wage, defend workers’ right to organize, and oppose so-called “Right-to-Work” laws that drive down wages.
Standing Up for Public Schools
John supports increasing state per-pupil funding for public schools and opposes diverting taxpayer dollars away from Claremont’s classrooms.

The Priorities
Fighting for What Matters to Sullivan County
John’s agenda in Concord starts with the kitchen-table issues he hears about every day from his neighbors in Claremont.
Strong Public Schools
Increase state per-pupil funding so Claremont students get a first-rate education without crushing local property taxpayers.
Roads, Bridges & Infrastructure
Keep delivering Claremont’s fair share of the Ten-Year Transportation Plan — safer highways, repaired bridges, and good local jobs.
Working Families First
Raise the minimum wage, protect the right to organize, and oppose “Right-to-Work” laws that cut New Hampshire paychecks.
Clean Energy & Environment
Expand renewable energy and net metering, act on climate, and protect the Connecticut River valley we all share.
Affordable Health Care
Defend access to affordable care for seniors and working families, and protect a woman’s right to make her own health decisions.
Fairness for Taxpayers
Fight downshifting of state costs onto local property taxes and make sure the wealthy and big corporations pay their share.
On the Trail
Out in the Community
From the State House in Concord to Pleasant Street in Claremont, John is where his constituents are.
Join the Team
Get Involved
Campaigns are won by neighbors talking to neighbors. Whether you can knock on doors, host a yard sign, write a postcard, or chip in a few dollars, there’s a place for you on Team Cloutier — reach out to John directly and he’ll find the right spot for you.
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