“Throughout the #COVID19 pandemic we've managed our health care capacity incredibly well. On average, less than 5% of available hospital beds have been occupied by COVID-19 patients. This is another data point which provides us with additional flexibility moving forward. (2/2) https://t.co/q0XxTdCXdn”

“Today we are doubling the amount allocated for our health care organizations by increasing the Emergency Fund by $50 million, bringing the total to $100 Million — which will help facilities keep their lights on and provide critical services to those in need. https://t.co/D7hKbIM72o”

“We are expanding funding for our hospitals and health care facilities, committing an unprecedented amount to our non-profits and Main Street small businesses, and continuing to put dollars towards our childcare system, frontline workers, and higher education system. https://t.co/TeXpAQ89I0”

“🗺️In addition to hospitals across the state and the primary care health care systems, we have strategically located five fixed locations throughout New Hampshire to fill the gap for individuals not able to access hospital based clinics and urgent care centers. Those sites are:”

“In a further effort to protect those on the front lines and those in long-term care facilities, we will be partnering with @ConvenientMD to make testing available to the 6,600 health care workers in long-term care facilities in Hillsborough and Rockingham County. (1/2)”

“Manchester did not see the level of destruction seen in other major metropolitan areas across the country and we owe it to our people for protesting peacefully, and our law enforcement for making sure everything was safe. (5/6)”

“Those attempting to destruct property and cause disruptions to residents and the police were arrested. There was minor property damage across the city, but all in all, law enforcement did a phenomenal job ensuring the city was safe. (3/6)”

“The Law Enforcement Officers’ Memorial Ceremony was cancelled due to #COVID19, so I got up early to pay my respects and drop off a wreath at the memorial — a solemn reminder that we will never forget the commitment & sacrifice made by our state's fallen heroes and their families. https://t.co/e971LUsmKk”

“The State of New Hampshire has been in close contact with local law enforcement. I have spoke with Police Chief Osgood and informed him all state resources are at Concord PD's disposal. The state will remain on the scene and investigate the situation. https://t.co/n57WTeJ0GF”

“The Legislature needs to stop listening to the ACLU and pro-bail reform special interests and start listening to County Attorneys and law enforcement to fix this issue once and for all. It is time for the Legislature to put the safety and security of our citizens first. https://t.co/7ByDvU8C8E”

“Today we are reporting out 1,900 #COVID19 test results — the highest number of tests conducted in a single day. Of those tests, 63, or 3.3% were positive for COVID-19. This is good news. Increased testing will continue to help guide our decisions moving forward.”

“Every day we are taking significant steps forward in expanding access to #COVID19 testing. Our new portal on https://t.co/JT86ebGFjQ allows you to schedule yourself to receive a COVID-19 test. Watch below to see if you’re eligible: https://t.co/AWRTE7a1MX”

“New Hampshire's GOP governor slams McConnell over suggestion states declare bankruptcy: 'Ridiculous'”

“New Hampshire governor gets OK to spend money after lawsuit”

“Communities face higher costs, lower revenue during pandemic”

“It’s the Saturday before Easter and our incredibly dedicated @NHESWorking staff are hard at work processing unemployment claims for Granite Staters affected by #COVID19. I can’t thank the team enough for their tireless work — it means the world to so many. #603Pride https://t.co/bTXTfBsxOU”

“How the Virus Crisis Could Help a Red-State Democrat Stay in Office”

“How the Virus Crisis Could Help a Red-State Democrat Stay in Office”

“Since I signed Emergency Order 5 expanding unemployment benefits on March 17, NH has become a leader in getting folks relief fast. In just three weeks, @NHESWorking has issued over 67,000 total payments with nearly $19M in benefits paid (1/3)”

“While we cannot avoid all furloughs, this grant will enable temporary furloughs instead of layoffs, and will enable affected individuals to keep their benefits while accessing the state's expanded unemployment benefits. (2/4)”

“Granite Staters won’t be forced to pay a 17-cent per gallon gas tax to fund the crumbling infrastructure of other states. Not on my watch. https://t.co/lFZjMruWen”

“In December, 33 projects across NH were awarded $3.5M in LCHIP grant funding. Today I visited Centennial Hall, which serves as a hub for the North Hampton community, where upgrades are being made to the building's infrastructure. Exciting to see these funds being put to good use! https://t.co/e0xm17j1Hb”

“Awesome to take a call from Mary in Maine who said our roads are great and Police are awesome on @WBZNightside!”

“Great to hear from Jim, a Massachusetts resident (and future Granite Stater) on @WBZNightside who said: “New Hampshire is awesome, the roads are so clean it looks like they’ve been vacuumed!””

“A triumph of short-termism in New Hampshire”

“Today we are reporting out 1,900 #COVID19 test results — the highest number of tests conducted in a single day. Of those tests, 63, or 3.3% were positive for COVID-19. This is good news. Increased testing will continue to help guide our decisions moving forward.”

“Every day we are taking significant steps forward in expanding access to #COVID19 testing. Our new portal on https://t.co/JT86ebGFjQ allows you to schedule yourself to receive a COVID-19 test. Watch below to see if you’re eligible: https://t.co/AWRTE7a1MX”

“New Hampshire's GOP governor slams McConnell over suggestion states declare bankruptcy: 'Ridiculous'”

“New Hampshire governor gets OK to spend money after lawsuit”

“Communities face higher costs, lower revenue during pandemic”

“Throughout the #COVID19 pandemic we've managed our health care capacity incredibly well. On average, less than 5% of available hospital beds have been occupied by COVID-19 patients. This is another data point which provides us with additional flexibility moving forward. (2/2) https://t.co/q0XxTdCXdn”

“Today we are doubling the amount allocated for our health care organizations by increasing the Emergency Fund by $50 million, bringing the total to $100 Million — which will help facilities keep their lights on and provide critical services to those in need. https://t.co/D7hKbIM72o”

“We are expanding funding for our hospitals and health care facilities, committing an unprecedented amount to our non-profits and Main Street small businesses, and continuing to put dollars towards our childcare system, frontline workers, and higher education system. https://t.co/TeXpAQ89I0”

“🗺️In addition to hospitals across the state and the primary care health care systems, we have strategically located five fixed locations throughout New Hampshire to fill the gap for individuals not able to access hospital based clinics and urgent care centers. Those sites are:”

“In a further effort to protect those on the front lines and those in long-term care facilities, we will be partnering with @ConvenientMD to make testing available to the 6,600 health care workers in long-term care facilities in Hillsborough and Rockingham County. (1/2)”

“It’s the Saturday before Easter and our incredibly dedicated @NHESWorking staff are hard at work processing unemployment claims for Granite Staters affected by #COVID19. I can’t thank the team enough for their tireless work — it means the world to so many. #603Pride https://t.co/bTXTfBsxOU”

“How the Virus Crisis Could Help a Red-State Democrat Stay in Office”

“How the Virus Crisis Could Help a Red-State Democrat Stay in Office”

“Since I signed Emergency Order 5 expanding unemployment benefits on March 17, NH has become a leader in getting folks relief fast. In just three weeks, @NHESWorking has issued over 67,000 total payments with nearly $19M in benefits paid (1/3)”

“While we cannot avoid all furloughs, this grant will enable temporary furloughs instead of layoffs, and will enable affected individuals to keep their benefits while accessing the state's expanded unemployment benefits. (2/4)”

“Granite Staters won’t be forced to pay a 17-cent per gallon gas tax to fund the crumbling infrastructure of other states. Not on my watch. https://t.co/lFZjMruWen”

“In December, 33 projects across NH were awarded $3.5M in LCHIP grant funding. Today I visited Centennial Hall, which serves as a hub for the North Hampton community, where upgrades are being made to the building's infrastructure. Exciting to see these funds being put to good use! https://t.co/e0xm17j1Hb”

“Awesome to take a call from Mary in Maine who said our roads are great and Police are awesome on @WBZNightside!”

“Great to hear from Jim, a Massachusetts resident (and future Granite Stater) on @WBZNightside who said: “New Hampshire is awesome, the roads are so clean it looks like they’ve been vacuumed!””

“A triumph of short-termism in New Hampshire”

“Manchester did not see the level of destruction seen in other major metropolitan areas across the country and we owe it to our people for protesting peacefully, and our law enforcement for making sure everything was safe. (5/6)”

“Those attempting to destruct property and cause disruptions to residents and the police were arrested. There was minor property damage across the city, but all in all, law enforcement did a phenomenal job ensuring the city was safe. (3/6)”

“The Law Enforcement Officers’ Memorial Ceremony was cancelled due to #COVID19, so I got up early to pay my respects and drop off a wreath at the memorial — a solemn reminder that we will never forget the commitment & sacrifice made by our state's fallen heroes and their families. https://t.co/e971LUsmKk”

“The State of New Hampshire has been in close contact with local law enforcement. I have spoke with Police Chief Osgood and informed him all state resources are at Concord PD's disposal. The state will remain on the scene and investigate the situation. https://t.co/n57WTeJ0GF”

“The Legislature needs to stop listening to the ACLU and pro-bail reform special interests and start listening to County Attorneys and law enforcement to fix this issue once and for all. It is time for the Legislature to put the safety and security of our citizens first. https://t.co/7ByDvU8C8E”