America First.
New Hampshire Always.
I'm Brandon Conceicao. I'm running for Congress in New Hampshire's 2nd District because Nashua deserves a representative who works for us — not Wall Street, not foreign lobbies, not the two parties that take turns selling us out.
The two-party system stopped working for us a long time ago.
Both parties answer to the same donors. They argue on TV and vote the same on the things that actually matter — endless wars, corporate handouts, and a healthcare system designed to extract.
I'm not a politician. I'm a New Hampshire small business owner, a creator with an audience of tens of thousands, and the founder of the American Congress Party — a movement built for the 37% of New Hampshire voters who refuse to call themselves Republican or Democrat.
In 2024, my opponent Maggie Goodlander won the open seat with a campaign funded by Wall Street, Big Law, and AIPAC. AIPAC has been her #1 donor in every cycle she's filed — before and after she got elected. That's a public fact you can verify on OpenSecrets.org. I won't take a dollar from any of them.
This campaign is funded by people in NH-2 — small donors, neighbors, and a movement that's been quietly building for years. We don't need their money. We need yours, and we need your vote.
The point of representation is to actually represent the people who live here. That's the whole job.
Follow the money. It tells you everything.
Public FEC filings, reported through OpenSecrets.org. Every dollar listed is verifiable.
Maggie Goodlander
Total raised so far: ~$7M across two cycles. Top donor is the same in both.
Brandon Conceicao
Funded by people in NH-2. Small donors. No bundlers, no foreign lobbies, no exceptions.
Source: OpenSecrets.org, Federal Election Commission filings. Data retrieved May 2026. Figures reflect organization totals — money from PACs, employees, and immediate families combined, per standard FEC disclosure.
Six principles. Plain English. No focus group.
Most candidates' issue pages are written by consultants to say nothing. These are mine — written by me, in language I'd use to explain them to a neighbor.
End the forever wars
No more blank checks for foreign militaries. No more entangling alliances that hand our foreign policy to lobbies. America First means putting Americans first — including the Americans who've been paying for other people's wars for thirty years.
Healthcare that doesn't extract
The U.S. spends more per capita than any developed nation and gets worse outcomes. The system is designed to bill, not heal. I support a path to universal coverage that breaks the insurance-PBM cartel and puts patients ahead of shareholders.
Real food, honest labels
Other countries banned the food additives still legal here. Childhood disease is exploding and nobody connects it to what we're feeding kids. I'll fight for clean food, transparent labeling, and ending the regulatory capture at the FDA.
Education without indoctrination
Free public education that teaches critical thinking, civics, financial literacy, and trades — not ideology. College is one path, not the only path. Bring back vocational training and stop graduating young people into debt traps.
Free speech, hard guarantees
The First Amendment doesn't have an asterisk. No government pressure on platforms to censor lawful speech. No backdoor speech codes through banks, payment processors, or accreditation bodies. You don't have to like what someone says to defend their right to say it.
Government you can audit
If a private business operated like the federal government, it would be liquidated. Full spending transparency, line-item accountability, and term limits for Congress. End the revolving door between Capitol Hill and K Street.
From Nashua. For Nashua.
I'm not a career politician. I've spent my adult life building things — companies, communities, and an audience that didn't exist before I started talking about what's actually broken.
The American Congress Party
I founded the ACP because the two-party system is structurally incapable of representing anyone outside its donor class. We're independent, principled, and on the November 3, 2026 ballot in NH-2.
Co-founder, Amara Social
I helped build a social network that's live on the App Store today, designed around real human connection instead of engagement-bait outrage. I know what the algorithms are doing to us because I've been in the room building them.
52K+ on Instagram, growing every week
I built an audience the hard way — by saying things the legacy media won't and being right often enough that people kept watching. Most candidates start a campaign and beg for an audience. I'm bringing one with me.
Lifelong New Hampshire-connected
I live in Nashua. I shop here, I eat here, I know the neighborhoods. NH-2 isn't a campaign address — it's where I actually live.
This is a movement.
Join it.
We win NH-2 by being undeniable on the ground. Door knocking, petition signatures, small-dollar donations, social — all of it matters. Pick the one that fits your life and we'll take it from there.
No corporate PACs, no foreign money. Just neighbors funding neighbors.
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