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  Lily Tang Williams Electricity Bill Concerns Raised in Southern New Hampshire’s NH-02 District U.S. congressional candidate Lily Tang Williams has raised concerns about rising electricity costs in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District , after a constituent reported receiving an unusually high winter utility bill. According to Williams, a resident from Salem, New Hampshire contacted her about a January electricity bill totaling $769 , which included a $413 delivery charge . The resident said the home is newly built and uses energy-efficient features such as LED lighting and mini-split heating systems. The homeowner reportedly moved into the 2,663-square-foot house in September and expected lower energy costs due to the modern construction and efficiency upgrades. However, the high bill raised questions about electricity pricing and delivery charges in the region. The electricity service is provided by Liberty Utilities , a utility company owned by a Canadian-based parent f...

Lily Tang Williams during the Milford Parade Lily Tang Williams Draws Grassroots Support at Milford Labor Day Parade and Salem GOP Picnic Milford, NH / Salem, NH – September 2025 – Congressional candidate Lily Tang Williams (NH-02) received an enthusiastic show of support this Labor Day weekend as she marched with volunteers in Milford’s annual Labor Day Parade and later addressed supporters at the Salem GOP Picnic. Williams, who is running as a Republican in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District, was joined by a dedicated group of volunteers proudly carrying campaign signs and banners. “Everyone was a volunteer in the parade,” Williams said. “This is a truly organic grassroots support for my campaign in NH02. I am so proud of our Team Lily!” The parade highlighted Williams’ campaign theme of keeping the American Dream alive. Supporters in bright yellow shirts carried American flags and cheered alongside her as she greeted residents. Following the parade, Williams attended the S...

Lily Tang Williams 📰  Lily Tang Williams to Lead Supporters in 2025 Milford Labor Day Parade Milford, N.H. — September 1, 2025 The streets of Milford will come alive this Labor Day as the community marks more than eight decades of tradition with its annual parade, a cornerstone of the town’s holiday celebrations. This year, one of the notable faces joining the march will be Republican congressional candidate Lily Tang Williams , who has invited supporters to walk alongside her campaign team in what she describes as both a celebration of American values and a demonstration of civic engagement. A Tradition Rooted in Community For over 80 years, Milford’s Labor Day Parade has been more than a procession of bands, floats, and marchers. It has been a gathering point for families, civic groups, and political figures to honor workers, celebrate community pride, and engage in the democratic process. Beginning at Milford High School at noon , the parade will officially step off at 1:00 p....

  Lily Tang with John Charles Williams From China to Congress: Lily Tang Williams Honors Her Husband of 35 Years Amid Campaign Trail By Anoop | May 26, 2025 New Hampshire — As Republican congressional candidate Lily Tang Williams marks 35 years of marriage this Memorial Day weekend, she took a poignant moment on social media to share the story of the man she calls “the most honorable man I ever met in the world”: her husband, John Charles Williams . Now a candidate for New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District in 2026 , Lily posted a heartfelt tribute to John, recalling their improbable first meeting, enduring love, and the personal transformation she credits largely to his influence. “We met the first night I arrived in America from China in Austin, Texas—at his mother’s house,” she wrote. “I believe it was destiny.” Their love story began under extraordinary circumstances. A young woman newly arrived from Communist China , Lily had just embarked on a journey that would ...

  Lily Tang Williams Lily Tang Williams Praises Passage of HB 10, the Parents' Bill of Rights, in New Hampshire In a significant legislative victory for parental rights, the New Hampshire House has passed HB 10, the Parents' Bill of Rights. Among the bill's most ardent supporters is Lily Tang Williams, a Chinese immigrant and American citizen by choice, who expressed her joy at the bill's passage. "I am happy that New Hampshire House passed HB 10, the Parents' Bill of Rights. Many states need this," Williams stated. She also shared the heartfelt testimony she provided two years ago when the bill initially failed to pass, emphasizing the importance of parental sovereignty. Williams' Powerful Testimony Supporting HB 10 In her written testimony, Williams shared her personal experiences growing up in Maoist China, where parental rights were nonexistent. "When growing up in China during Mao's regime, I never heard of the concept of parental ri...

  Lily Tang Williams Lily Tang Williams, a passionate advocate for American ideals and former Congressional candidate in New Hampshire's 2nd District (#NH02), is celebrating three decades as a U.S. citizen with a road trip across the country. Despite not winning her Congressional race, Williams remains steadfast in her mission to defend the freedoms and opportunities that brought her to the United States. Reflecting on 30 Years of Freedom In a heartfelt social media post, Williams shared: "30 years ago, I chose to become a U.S. citizen, gave up my Chinese citizenship because I fully embraced American Ideals. Even though I did not win my congressional seat in #NH02, my fight for America continues. It is my duty to speak out and defend freedom in my new country!" Williams’ journey began in 1988 when she immigrated to the United States from China. Drawn by the ideals of freedom and opportunity, she became a naturalized citizen in 1994. She proudly notes the Chinese name for ...

Lily Tang Williams Lily Tang Williams, a former Chinese citizen who immigrated to the United States in 1988, has shared her journey from life under communism to becoming a naturalized American citizen. With a deep appreciation for the freedoms and opportunities in the U.S., Williams has dedicated her life to preserving the ideals that drew her to this "exceptional country." A Journey to Freedom Williams arrived in Austin, Texas, on May 11, 1988, leaving behind the constraints of China’s communist regime. After six years of hard work and integration into American society, she became a U.S. citizen on November 18, 1994, at a naturalization ceremony held at the U.S. District Court in Denver, Colorado. Her husband, demonstrating unwavering support, drove over two hours from their then-home in Wyoming to be present as she pledged allegiance to the American flag. “I gave up my Chinese citizenship because I love this country and chose to be an American,” Williams stated in a recent ...