Ross Berry, a public figure active on social media, recently posted several messages related to local governance and tax policy in New Hampshire.
On March 7, 2026, Berry shared a tool for residents of Weare ahead of an upcoming vote: “I made a town property tax calculator for voting in Weare on Tuesday. Local control comes with local responsibility and I think people should understand the impact these votes have.”
The following day, March 8, 2026, Berry posted a brief message: “Does he need help recruiting? https://t.co/baKSbcDd1o” The context or subject of this post was not specified in the tweet.
Later that same day, Berry commented on legislative developments regarding state tax policy: “158 Democrats voted AGAINST banning income taxes in NH. Not now. Not ever. Sign the petition.” The post included a link to a petition but did not provide further details about the legislative vote or its implications.
New Hampshire is one of the few states in the U.S. without a broad-based personal income tax. Legislative efforts to formally ban such taxes have been debated periodically within the state government.
