Jason JanvrinFights for Seabrook
A soldier's discipline. A native son's loyalty. Two decades of proven service to the town he calls home.
From the United States Army to Seabrook's Budget Committee and Planning Board, Jason has spent his life answering the call to serve.
Rooted in Seabrook. Forged in Service.
Family ties older than the town itself — and a record built one meeting, one budget, one neighbor at a time.
“I have built my life around serving others.”
That service began in uniform — in the United States Army, the Army Reserve, and the Army National Guard. It is where Jason learned that duty is not a slogan. It is a habit. It is showing up, doing the work, and standing by the people beside you.
He carried that habit home. For more than two decades, Jason has served on Seabrook's Budget Committee and Planning Board — the unglamorous rooms where a town's future is actually decided. Line by line. Vote by vote.
Jason is a Seabrook native with family ties older than the Town itself. This isn't a district to him. It's home, and always has been.
Three Pillars of a Public Life
THE UNIFORM
Service to the Nation in the United States Army, the Army Reserve, and the Army National Guard.
THE TOWN
More than twenty years on Seabrook's Budget Committee and Planning Board — safeguarding taxpayer dollars and shaping responsible growth.
THE ROOTS
A Seabrook native whose family ties to this community reach back further than the Town itself.
Prime Sponsor of the Firearm Purchasers Privacy Act
Jason Janvrin authored and led the Firearm Purchasers Privacy Act of 2024 — landmark New Hampshire legislation defending the privacy of law-abiding gun owners.
Where Jason Stands
Clear convictions. Consistent votes. No apologies.
Protect the Constitutional Right to Bear Arms
I am a Benefactor Life Member and Training Counselor for the National Rifle Association and the prime sponsor of the “Firearm Purchasers Privacy Act” of 2024.
Committed to Fiscal Responsibility
Republicans believe every taxpayer dollar is earned before it is spent. That means disciplined budgets, no income tax and no sales tax in New Hampshire, and relentless scrutiny of any new spending that drives up the property tax burden on working families and seniors.
Committed to Local Control & Government Accountability
Decisions about a community are best made by the people who live in it. Republicans stand for transparent government, open meetings, and protecting the authority of New Hampshire's towns against overreach from Concord or Washington.
Present, Accountable, and Listening
Good representation doesn't happen from a distance.
Neighbors First
Seabrook is a town of families who work hard, look out for one another, and expect their representative to do the same. Jason has spent a lifetime among them — at the town hall, at community gatherings, and everywhere the business of Seabrook gets done.
The same principle that guided him in uniform guides him now: you serve the people in front of you. Not a party line. Not a special interest. The neighbors who sent you.
Have a question, a concern, or an idea? Jason wants to hear it.
The Work Behind the Vote
Two decades on the Budget Committee and Planning Board teach you something: the right answer is almost never in the headline. It's in the details — the site walks, the facility tours, the long meetings, the questions nobody else thought to ask.
Jason brings that same preparation to every decision. Because Seabrook deserves a representative who reads the whole bill before he casts the vote.
Stand With Jason Janvrin
Seabrook has always taken care of its own. Let's send a native son back to Concord to keep doing exactly that.