Board of Directors
2024-2026 Officers
President
Dana Zulager
Vice President
Joyce Wood
Secretary
Treasurer
Yvonne D'Iorio
Board Members-at-Large
Debra Doda
Kathy Pouliot
IT Consultant
Kathy Pouliot
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Get Ready to Vote!
Tuesday March 10, 2026, at Iber Holmes Gove Middle School from 7am to 7pm
Town Deliberative Session
Saturday, January 31, 2026
Voter Information from the Town of Raymond
Watch 2026 Town Deliberative Session on-demand
courtesy of Raymond Community Television
School Deliberative Session
Saturday, February 7, 2026
Voter Information from the Raymond School District
Watch 2026 School Deliberative Session on-demand
courtesy of Raymond Community Television
Watch Candidates Night on-demand courtesy of Raymond Community Television:
Candidates Night 2026 will be held on Tuesday, February 17th from 7-9 pm in the Raymond High School Media Center.
The event is expected to air live on RCTV and livestreamed. Write-in Candidates are invited to announce their intentions to run for a position at this event.
View the 2026 Town Warrant Article write-ups and School District Warrant Article write-ups
individually below by clicking on them
THESE WRITE-UPS ARE DRAFTS AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Town Warrant Write-Ups
Article 1 - 2026 Town Candidates
Article 2 - Zoning Amendment 1 - Accessory Dwelling Units
Article 3 - Zoning Amendment 2 - Woodland Buffers Definition
Article 4 - Lead Service Line Inventory (DWSRF Loan) Authorization
Article 5 - Stormwater Planning Project (CWSRF Loan)
Article 6 - Operating Budget
Article 7 - Waste Disposal Special Revenue Fund (Fund 18)
Article 8 - Capital Reserve Funds Appropriations
Article 9 - Water Department Capital Reserve Funds Appropriations
Article 10 - Shim and Overlay Special Revenue Fund
Article 11 - Road Reconstruction Projects
Article 12 - Sick and Vacation Leave Union Trust Fund
Article 13 - Government Financial Software Package
Article 14 - Town Staff Attorney
Article 15 - Contingency Fund
Article 16 - Modify the Cemetery Plot Distribution Capital Reserve Fund
Article 17 - Modify Blind Exemption Increase and Reevaluation Adjustment
Article 18 - Modify Elderly Exemption Increase and Reevaluation Adjustment
Article 19 - Modify Disabled Veterans Tax Credit
Article 20 - Modify Disabled Exemption Reevaluation Adjustment
Article 21 - Collective Bargaining Agreement
Article 22 - Collective Bargaining Agreement Special Meeting
Article 23 - Increase Library Trustees
Article 24 - Amendment to Article II, Section E of the Raymond Code of Ethics
Article 25 - Amendment to Articles IV of the Raymond Code of Ethics
Article 26 - Amendment to Articles IV, Section B of the Raymond Code of Ethics
School Warrant Write-Ups
Article 1 - 2026 School District Candidates
Article 2 - Open Enrollment
Article 3 - Operating Budget
Article 4 - RESS Collective Bargaining Agreement
Article 5 - RESS Special Meeting
Article 6 - Capital Reserve Funds
Article 7 - Surplus Funds to Capital Reserve Funds
Article 8 - Establish Elementary School CRF, and Surplus Funds to CRF
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Watch these great Public Service Announcements brought to us by
Raymond Coalition for Youth's High School Youth Action groups
The Raymond Voter Information Project is a nonprofit run by a team of volunteers. We rely on funds raised from membership dues, donations and business sponsorships. We thank all our donors and sponsors past, present and future! Become a RVIP Member, or renew your Membership now. The fee is $15 per person for one year, and this membership is crucial to helping the RVIP pay for our annual nonprofit dues, order supplies, and help pay for the production of the annual Voter Guide. Membership affords you voting privileges at our meetings, subscription to our monthly newsletter, and access to free programs (in person and virtually) throughout the year.
You may fill out our online membership/donation form to save printing our paper form to send in the mail. If you prefer to just send a check and print out this form, rather than pay online, that is perfectly fine and there are no extra fees incurred that way. Thank you!
Business sponsorships are available for donations of $125 or more, which includes a year of advertising on our website here, and a text formatted ad in the printed version of the Voter Guide. Thank you for any and all donations and sponsorships, every little bit really does count.
You may print out our receipt for either your personal or business tax purposes.
Become a 2026 Business Sponsor!
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The Raymond Voter Information Project, established September 21, 2009, is registered as a New Hampshire Nonprofit Corporation and Charitable Trust, and as a 501 (c) (3) Nonprofit Corporation.
Disclaimer: Members of the Raymond Voter Information Project speak here as citizens and not as members of any elected/appointed boards or with any political affiliation.
©Raymond Voter Information Project, P.O. Box 813, Raymond, NH 03077
courtesy of Raymond Community Television
Watch Candidates Night on-demand courtesy of Raymond Community Television:
Candidates Night 2026 will be held on Tuesday, February 17th from 7-9 pm in the Raymond High School Media Center.
The event is expected to air live on RCTV and livestreamed. Write-in Candidates are invited to announce their intentions to run for a position at this event.
View the 2026 Town Warrant Article write-ups and School District Warrant Article write-ups
individually below by clicking on them
THESE WRITE-UPS ARE DRAFTS AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Town Warrant Write-Ups
Article 2 - Zoning Amendment 1 - Accessory Dwelling Units
Article 3 - Zoning Amendment 2 - Woodland Buffers Definition
Article 4 - Lead Service Line Inventory (DWSRF Loan) Authorization
Article 5 - Stormwater Planning Project (CWSRF Loan)
Article 6 - Operating Budget
Article 7 - Waste Disposal Special Revenue Fund (Fund 18)
Article 8 - Capital Reserve Funds Appropriations
Article 9 - Water Department Capital Reserve Funds Appropriations
Article 10 - Shim and Overlay Special Revenue Fund
Article 11 - Road Reconstruction Projects
Article 12 - Sick and Vacation Leave Union Trust Fund
Article 13 - Government Financial Software Package
Article 14 - Town Staff Attorney
Article 15 - Contingency Fund
Article 16 - Modify the Cemetery Plot Distribution Capital Reserve Fund
Article 17 - Modify Blind Exemption Increase and Reevaluation Adjustment
Article 18 - Modify Elderly Exemption Increase and Reevaluation Adjustment
Article 19 - Modify Disabled Veterans Tax Credit
Article 20 - Modify Disabled Exemption Reevaluation Adjustment
Article 21 - Collective Bargaining Agreement
Article 22 - Collective Bargaining Agreement Special Meeting
Article 23 - Increase Library Trustees
Article 24 - Amendment to Article II, Section E of the Raymond Code of Ethics
Article 25 - Amendment to Articles IV of the Raymond Code of Ethics
Article 26 - Amendment to Articles IV, Section B of the Raymond Code of Ethics
School Warrant Write-Ups
Article 1 - 2026 School District Candidates
Article 2 - Open Enrollment
Article 3 - Operating Budget
Article 4 - RESS Collective Bargaining Agreement
Article 5 - RESS Special Meeting
Article 6 - Capital Reserve Funds
Article 7 - Surplus Funds to Capital Reserve Funds
Article 8 - Establish Elementary School CRF, and Surplus Funds to CRF
Read and Subscribe to our E-mail Newsletter
Watch these great Public Service Announcements brought to us by
Raymond Coalition for Youth's High School Youth Action groups
The Raymond Voter Information Project is a nonprofit run by a team of volunteers. We rely on funds raised from membership dues, donations and business sponsorships. We thank all our donors and sponsors past, present and future! Become a RVIP Member, or renew your Membership now. The fee is $15 per person for one year, and this membership is crucial to helping the RVIP pay for our annual nonprofit dues, order supplies, and help pay for the production of the annual Voter Guide. Membership affords you voting privileges at our meetings, subscription to our monthly newsletter, and access to free programs (in person and virtually) throughout the year.
You may fill out our online membership/donation form to save printing our paper form to send in the mail. If you prefer to just send a check and print out this form, rather than pay online, that is perfectly fine and there are no extra fees incurred that way. Thank you!
Business sponsorships are available for donations of $125 or more, which includes a year of advertising on our website here, and a text formatted ad in the printed version of the Voter Guide. Thank you for any and all donations and sponsorships, every little bit really does count.
You may print out our receipt for either your personal or business tax purposes.
Become a 2026 Business Sponsor!
KP 2/14/26
The Raymond Voter Information Project, established September 21, 2009, is registered as a New Hampshire Nonprofit Corporation and Charitable Trust, and as a 501 (c) (3) Nonprofit Corporation.
Disclaimer: Members of the Raymond Voter Information Project speak here as citizens and not as members of any elected/appointed boards or with any political affiliation.
©Raymond Voter Information Project, P.O. Box 813, Raymond, NH 03077