Former State Representative Linda Massimilla Named New Hampshire State Co-Chair for U.S. Term Limits

U.S. Term Limits announced that former State Representative Linda Massimilla has agreed to serve as New Hampshire State Co-Chair for the organization, working alongside former State Senate President Chuck Morse. Massimilla brings extensive public service experience to the role and a strong belief in the necessity of congressional term limits to address dysfunction in Washington, D.C. She views New Hampshire as prepared to join other states advocating for a constitutional amendment on this issue, citing her long-standing support for term limits.

Massimilla expressed honor in taking the position, stating she is eager to collaborate with Senator Morse. She emphasized that the need for term limits has never been more evident, pointing to polls indicating over 80% of Americans support congressional term limits regardless of political affiliation. She argued that this measure is essential to reform government and end the entrenched dysfunction seen daily in the capital. Massimilla referenced the constitutional amendment process established by the Founding Fathers, suggesting current circumstances warrant its use to correct governmental failures. She concluded by affirming New Hampshire's readiness to participate in the fight for term limits.

Philip Blumel, President of U.S. Term Limits, welcomed Massimilla's leadership, expressing confidence that under her and Morse's guidance, a term limits resolution would pass in New Hampshire. The organization, described as the largest grassroots term limits advocacy group in the country, focuses on connecting supporters with legislators to advance term limits at various government levels, particularly for Congress. More information about their efforts can be found at https://terminits.org. Massimilla's background includes work as an elementary school teacher, adjunct faculty at Plymouth State University, and service as a state representative, with recognition for her legislative work on issues such as child sex trafficking and veterans' affairs.