SCOTT WALLACE
District 2 - Meredith
Mr. Wallace is a former State Rep from Danville who very recently moved to Meredith and is running for re-election.
Not Recommended
Mr. Wallace only registered to vote in Meredith on June 10th, 2026, the same day he became a candidate. He is past rep from Danville who is a libertarian. We do not recommend him.
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Mr. Wallace is a real estate businessman and former state rep in Rockingham District 32 from Danville, NH. He only recently moved to Meredith, though he has owned a property in Meredith for a few years and until recently, his home was available for vacation rental.
We confirmed with the Meredith Town Clerk's office that he registered in Meredith on June 10th, 2026, and minutes later registered to run as state representative to represent your interests. That in itself is disqualifying in our book, but read on.
He has served on no local boards in Meredith, written no letters to the editor or had any notable public engagement.
As a state rep from Danville in 2022, Mr. Wallace has a 96.1%/ A rating by the NH Liberty Alliance. He is a libertarian, and judging from his Citizens County profile from 2024, an extreme one at that.
He has also been accused of allegedly stealing political signs, was arrested in September 2025, and later appeared in court.
We DO NOT RECOMMEND Mr. Wallace as state rep for Meredith as not reasonable or responsible.
In His Own Words . . .
Mr. Wallace has chosen NOT to return his 2026 Citizens for Belknap questionnaire.
I am Matt Coker and I am running to be your New Hampshire State Representative to represent you and the people of Meredith in Belknap County and in Concord.
I am a loving husband to my wonderful wife Chelsea and a devoted father of three. I feel extremely grateful to live and raise my family in the town of Meredith. I’m an airline pilot so during covid had a little extra time on my hands, I started following local politics and was surprised by what I saw. Some of the representatives weren’t representing their communities but instead seemed to be pursuing their own political crusades at the expense our community.
A little-known aspect of being a state rep is managing the county budget. In recent years I have been a vocal advocate for our county’s various departments and offices as an engaged citizen. If elected I will ensure the Sheriff has the funds he needs to be on the front line of our local struggles with drugs. I will rebuild relationships with community services and support restoring the robust mental health services we once had. I will support the nursing home so that we can bring it back to capacity and put a dent in the unnecessarily long waiting list. Gunstock is a local treasure, I will vote to preserve its unique nature and keep it a community owned asset. What I won’t do is vote to secede from the United States of America. I will support our community, not work to dismantle it.
Too many times many of our current state representatives on the Belknap County Delegation have made short sighted decisions based on scoring political points with their outside fringe political base. I’m tired of my tax dollars going to lawyers to fund frivolous witch hunts and settle personal vendettas. I will be a voice of reason and a tireless advocate for my community. I will work alongside other community minded representatives to preserve and protect Meredith and Belknap County.
Here are some letters I have written that give a good idea on where I stand on things!
Matt Coker: What authority does delegation's 'control group' hold?
Matt Coker: Silber, Sylvia feel their own rules don't apply to them
Matt Coker: Shouldn't rely on bake sales to fund critical county functions
