Avery Cyr for Alderman

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Polling location for ward 3 is at the
Carol M. Rines Center, 1528 Elm St, Manchester, NH.
Open 6am - 7pm on election day below.
You can register at the polls.

Primary Election

Tuesday September 8th, 2026

General Election

Tuesday November 3rd, 2026

Absentee Ballot deadline

By 5pm on election day

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Above ↑ Watch a 1-minute video about Avery's promise for the future.

Watch Avery's Speech

Check out Avery's answers to a voter guide done by Manchester Ink Link.

Voter Guide

Avery's Platform

Avery's commitment to staying connected with his ward 3 neighbors

Ward 3 citizens can email him anytime at avery@averycyr.org

he does check his email frequently.

Additionally starting in January of 2027 you can reach Avery the following ways below.

Monthly Ward 3 Meetings

Each month Avery will hold a meeting just for ward 3 residents to come and learn more about what's going on with their city government. And how their Aldermanic candidate is fighting to protect the interest of the ward. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and have a conversation about issues important to them with Avery. Information for those meetings will be posted here on this website.

Events and Happenings

Events and happenings both with city government and the city in general will also be posted on this website. That way ward 3 residents can find out about the latest on all the fun and exciting things that go on right here in Manchester. And stay informed on what's going on with their city government.

Schedule a one-on-one with Avery

On this website residents will be able to book appointments with their Aldermanic candidate. That way they can chat with Avery about any concern they have about the city. Avery cares about his neighbors and will do everything he can to address your concerns.

Come to Board Meetings

Residents are welcome to attend and talk about anything during the public comment section. Avery will be at all the board meeting as an observer and will also testify during the public comment on various city initiatives and issues. Ward 3 residents can speak with Avery at these meetings about any issue they have.

More affordable housing

Avery is the only renter running for an Aldermanic seat. He knows the struggle of the average renter because he's one of them. He also knows many people in the city have struggled to find affordable and decent housing. Avery is going to fight for the state and federal government to finance more affordable housing projects. And Avery will expand access to temporary low income housing and encourage developers to build more housing with smaller unit sizes so they can bring rents down to $900 and below monthly. So that young, senior, and other vulnerable people can afford them.

Improve education standards

As of 2022 the city spends $17,734 per pupil according to the National Center for Education Statistics. Avery is going to bring that level to be more on par with the state average of $21,545 per pupil. He will fight for more funding from the Federal and State governments. To keep class sizes under 30 pupils per teacher. And ensure every student has access to healthy lunches at no cost to students.

Sustainable and lower energy prices

Avery has worked in the utilities industry in the past. And knows the city would be better served by taking back control of the electrical grid. He will fight for the city to investigate switching to a city government controlled electric agency distributor similar to city water works. Or applying to have NH Electric Co-op take over electrical distribution. Both ways would give the city a say in how the electrical grid and electric supply are managed and paid for. Private electricity distributors answer to investors, not to the communities they serve. They have no incentive to lower energy prices or find more sustainable energy sources. And all profits can be put back into making energy rates lower if the city or NH Co-op manages the city's electricity.

Bring in more visitors and businesses

Manchester is already a destination for good food at our many restaurants, our tax free shopping, and we're close to many of New Hampshire's ski areas. Avery has a vision to attract more travelers to the city that will stimulate the local economy and provide us with more tax revenue. By encouraging more airlines to fly out of MHT, increasing bus service from Boston, and advocating for MBTA commuter rail and/or Amtrak service to Manchester, Avery plans to make it easier for tourists to visit Queen City. Not only that he will encourage investors to build attractions and host more events in Manchester's many venues. This will build up Manchester's economy well into the future and make us NH's top destination.

"New Manchester"