Marie Louise Bjelobrk
Marie Louise Bjelobrk is an American Republican party politician, physical therapist, and a practictioner of myofascial release, an alternative medicine therapy. She is a member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives from the Grafton 5th district.
She is a proponent of New Hampshire's school voucher program, known as Education Freedom Accounts. Bjelobrk has said she opposes school funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs or "for instruction in critical race theory".
Marie Louise Bjelobrk was formerly known as Marie Louise Francis. She is the owner and the Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapist of North Shore Myofascial Physical Therapy, which had a location in Port Jefferson Station, New York, and now operates as Blackmount Physical Therapy in North Haverhill, New Hampshire. She is the president of Blackmount Physical Therapy, and speaks French. She has been a licensed physical therapist in New York and New Hampshire.
Her husband, Matthew Dominic Bjelobrk, is a former selectman of Haverhill, New Hampshire, and filed a $30 million lawsuit against his former employer, the Suffolk County Police Department, in 2020. Matthew Dominic Bjelobrk ran in the Republican party primary election for New Hampshire's 2nd congressional district in 2020, but only received 6.9% of the vote, losing to Steve Negron. He received the third-most votes out of four candidates. He also ran in 2022 to be a county commissioner for Grafton County, New Hampshire, but only received 28.7% of the vote in the Republican party primary election.
Marie Louise Bjelobrk received the second-most votes in both the 2024 Republican party primary election and the 2024 general election for the two-member Grafton 5th district in the New Hampshire House of Representatives.