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New Hampshire House of Representatives District Hillsborough 11
Current incumbentsRobert Walsh Democratic Party
Elizabeth Edwards Democratic Party
Next general electionNovember 8, 2016
New Hampshire's eleventh Hillsborough state house district is represented by Democratic Representative Robert Walsh and Democratic Representative Elizabeth Edwards.

New Hampshire state representatives represent an average of 3,291 residents, as of the 2010 Census.[1] After the 2000 Census, each member represented approximately 3,089 residents.[2]

About the office

Members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives serve two-year terms and are not subject to term limits. New Hampshire legislators assume office the month after elections (December).

Qualifications

Article 14 of Part 2 of the New Hampshire Constitution states, "Every member of the house of representatives shall be chosen by ballot; and, for two years, at least, next preceding his election shall have been an inhabitant of this state; shall be, at the time of his election, an inhabitant of the town, ward, place, or district he may be chosen to represent and shall cease to represent such town, ward, place, or district immediately on his ceasing to be qualified as aforesaid."

Salaries

See also: Comparison of state legislative salaries
State legislators
SalaryPer diem
$200/two-year termNo per diem is paid.

Vacancies

See also: How vacancies are filled in state legislatures

If there is a vacancy in the house, a special election must be held to fill the vacant seat. It's up to the Governor to call for an election and to set an election date as soon as possible. There are no deadlines set by the state constitution on special elections.[3][4]

Elections

2016

See also: New Hampshire House of Representatives elections, 2016

Elections for the office of New Hampshire House of Representatives will take place in 2016. The primary election took place on September 13, 2016, and the general election will be held on November 8, 2016. The candidate filing deadline was June 10, 2016.

Incumbent Elizabeth Edwards, incumbent Robert Walsh, Shuvom Ghose and S. Daniel Mattingly are running in the New Hampshire House of Representatives District Hillsborough 11 General Election.[5]
New Hampshire House of Representatives, District Hillsborough 11 General Election, 2016
Party Candidate
    Democratic Elizabeth Edwards Incumbent
    Democratic Robert Walsh Incumbent
    Republican Shuvom Ghose
    Republican S. Daniel Mattingly

Incumbent Elizabeth Edwards and incumbent Robert Walsh were unopposed in the New Hampshire House of Representatives District Hillsborough 11 Democratic primary.[6]
New Hampshire House of Representatives, District Hillsborough 11 Democratic Primary, 2016
Party Candidate
    Democratic Green check mark transparent.png Elizabeth Edwards Incumbent
    Democratic Green check mark transparent.png Robert Walsh Incumbent

Shuvom Ghose and S. Daniel Mattingly were unopposed in the New Hampshire House of Representatives District Hillsborough 11 Republican primary.[7]
New Hampshire House of Representatives, District Hillsborough 11 Republican Primary, 2016
Party Candidate
    Republican Green check mark transparent.png Shuvom Ghose
    Republican Green check mark transparent.png S. Daniel Mattingly

2014

See also: New Hampshire House of Representatives elections, 2014

Elections for the office of New Hampshire House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election took place on September 9, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was June 13, 2014. Incumbent Robert Walsh and Elizabeth Edwards defeated Kim Levasseur in the Democratic primary, while S. Daniel Mattingly was unopposed in the Republican primary. Walsh, Edwards, Mattingly and write-in candidate Craig Donais (R) faced off in the general election.[8] Edwards and incumbent Walsh defeated Mattingly and Donais in the general election.[9]


New Hampshire House of Representatives Hillsborough 11 District, General Election, 2014
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngElizabeth Edwards 30.4% 1,030
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngRobert Walsh Incumbent 28.5% 965
     Republican S. Daniel Mattingly 21.2% 716
     Republican Craig Donais 19.5% 661
     NA Scatter 0.4% 13
Total Votes 3,385


New Hampshire House of Representatives, Hillsborough District Democratic Primary, 2014
Candidate Vote % Votes
Green check mark transparent.pngElizabeth Edwards 41.6% 152
Green check mark transparent.pngRobert Walsh 34.2% 125
Kim Levasseur 24.1% 88
Total Votes 365

2012

See also: New Hampshire House of Representatives elections, 2012

Elections for the office of New Hampshire House of Representatives consisted of a primary election on September 11, 2012, and a general election on November 6, 2012. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was June 15, 2012. Robert Walsh (D) and incumbent Nickolas Levasseur (D) defeated Thomas Martin (R) and John J. Callahan, III (R) in the general election. Levasseur and Walsh were unopposed in the Democratic primary. Martin and Callahan defeated Shuvom Ghose in the Republican primary.[10][11][12]

New Hampshire House of Representatives, Hillsborough 11, General Election, 2012
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngNick Levasseur Incumbent 32.3% 1,732
     Democratic Green check mark transparent.pngRobert Walsh 30.8% 1,654
     Republican Thomas Martin 19.2% 1,030
     Republican John J. Callahan III 17.7% 948
Total Votes 5,364

Campaign contributions

Since 2004, candidates for New Hampshire House of Representatives District Hillsborough 11 have raised a total of $13,824. Candidates who raised money in contributions earned $395 on average. All figures come from Follow the Money.

Campaign contributions, New Hampshire House of Representatives District Hillsborough 11
Year Amount Candidates Average
2012 $0 7 $0
2010 $7,386 7 $1,055
2008 $6,038 7 $863
2006 $0 7 $0
2004 $400 7 $57
Total $13,824 35 $395

See also

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ U.S. Census Bureau, "Population Distribution and Change: 2000 to 2010," accessed January 6, 2014
  2. ↑ www.census.gov/, "Population in 2000 of the American states," accessed January 6, 2014
  3. ↑ State of New Hampshire, "State Constitution-House of Representatives," accessed December 18, 2013(Referenced Sections, Sections 12 and 16)
  4. ↑ State of New Hampshire, "State Constitution-Senate," accessed December 18, 2013(Referenced Sections, Section 34)
  5. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "State Primary - September 13, 2016," accessed June 22, 2016
  6. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "State Primary - September 13, 2016," accessed June 22, 2016
  7. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "State Primary - September 13, 2016," accessed June 22, 2016
  8. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "2014 Filing Period," accessed July 1, 2014 (dead link)
  9. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "2014 General Election Results," accessed December 3, 2014
  10. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "2012 General Election Results," accessed December 6, 2013
  11. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "2012 Candidate List," accessed December 6, 2013
  12. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State, "Official Primary Results," accessed December 6, 2013
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Republican majority Current members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives
House Speaker: Shawn Jasper (R) • House Majority Leader: Dick Hinch (R) • House Deputy Minority Leader: Stephen Shurtleff (D)
   
    Belknap 1:
  1. Valerie Fraser (R)
    Belknap 2:
  1. Glen Aldrich (R)
  2. Russell Dumais (R)
  3. Herb Vadney (R)
  4. George Hurt (R)
    Belknap 3:
  1. Donald Flanders (R)
  2. Peter Spanos (R)
  3. Vacant 
  4. Franklin Tilton (R)
    Belknap 4:
  1. Dennis Fields (R)
  2. Brian S. Gallagher (R)
    Belknap 5:
  1. David Russell (R)
  2. Peter Varney (R)
    Belknap 6:
  1. Shari Lebreche (R)
  2. Michael Sylvia (R)
    Belknap 7:
  1. Guy Comtois (R)
    Belknap 8:
  1. Raymond Howard (R)
    Belknap 9:
  1. Robert Fisher (R)
    Carroll 1:
  1. Gene Chandler (R)
    Carroll 2:
  1. Tom Buco (D)
  2. Karen Umberger (R)
  3. Frank McCarthy (R)
    Carroll 3:
  1. Mark McConkey (R)
  2. Susan Ticehurst (D)
    Carroll 4:
  1. Glenn Cordelli (R)
  2. Karel Crawford (R)
    Carroll 5:
  1. Lino Avellani (R)
  2. Ed Comeau (R)
  3. Bill Nelson (R)
    Carroll 6:
  1. Harold B. Parker (R)
  2. Stephen Schmidt (R)
    Carroll 7:
  1. Ed Butler (D)
    Carroll 8:
  1. Donald Wright (R)
    Cheshire 1:
  1. Paul Berch (D)
  2. Michael D. Abbott (D)
  3. Tara Sad (D)
  4. Lucy Weber (D)
    Cheshire 2:
  1. John Mann (D)
    Cheshire 3:
  1. Daniel Eaton (D)
    Cheshire 4:
  1. Vacant 
    Cheshire 5:
  1. John Bordenet (D)
    Cheshire 6:
  1. Timothy Robertson (D)
    Cheshire 7:
  1. Gladys Johnsen (D)
    Cheshire 8:
  1. Cynthia Chase (D)
    Cheshire 9:
  1. Richard Ames (D)
  2. Douglas Ley (D)
    Cheshire 10:
  1. Marge Shepardson (D)
    Cheshire 11:
  1. Susan Emerson (R)
  2. John Hunt (R)
    Cheshire 12:
  1. Jim McConnell (R)
  2. Ben Tilton (R)
    Cheshire 13:
  1. Henry Parkhurst (D)
    Cheshire 14:
  1. Franklin Sterling (R)
    Cheshire 15:
  1. Bruce Tatro (D)
    Cheshire 16:
  1. Kris Roberts (D)
  2. Larry Phillips (D)
    Coos 1:
  1. John Fothergill (R)
  2. Laurence Rappaport (R)
    Coos 2:
  1. Wayne Moynihan (D)
    Coos 3:
  1. Alethea Lincoln Froburg (D)
  2. Robert Theberge (D)
  3. Yvonne Thomas (D)
    Coos 4:
  1. Herbert Richardson (R)
    Coos 5:
  1. John Tholl (R)
    Coos 6:
  1. William Hatch (D)
    Coos 7:
  1. Leon Rideout (R)
    Grafton 1:
  1. Erin Tapper Hennessey (R)
  2. Linda Massimilla (D)
    Grafton 2:
  1. Rebecca Brown (D)
    Grafton 3:
  1. Susan Ford (D)
    Grafton 4:
  1. Rick Ladd (R)
    Grafton 5:
  1. Edmond Gionet (R)
    Grafton 6:
  1. Kevin G. Maes (D)
    Grafton 7:
  1. Eric Johnson (R)
    Grafton 8:
  1. Mary Cooney (D)
  2. Travis Bennett (D)
  3. Suzanne Smith (D)
    Grafton 9:
  1. Robert Hull (R)
  2. Jeff Shackett (R)
    Grafton 10:
  1. Wendy Piper (D)
    Grafton 11:
  1. Charles Townsend (D)
    Grafton 12:
  1. Martha Hennessey (D)
  2. Patricia Higgins (D)
  3. Sharon Nordgren (D)
  4. Chris Brown (D)
    Grafton 13:
  1. Susan Almy (D)
  2. Richard Abel (D)
  3. George Sykes (D)
  4. Andrew White (D)
    Grafton 14:
  1. Brad Bailey (R)
    Grafton 15:
  1. Paul Ingbretson (R)
    Grafton 16:
  1. Duane Brown (R)
    Grafton 17:
  1. Stephen Darrow (R)
    Hillsborough 1:
  1. Marjorie Porter (D)
  2. Gilman Shattuck (D)
    Hillsborough 2:
  1. Daniel Donovan (R)
  2. Gary Hopper (R)
  3. Neal Kurk (R)
    Hillsborough 3:
  1. Jonathan Manley (D)
    Hillsborough 4:
  1. Carol R. Roberts (D)
  2. Kermit Williams (D)
    Hillsborough 5:
  1. William O'Brien (R)
  2. David Woodbury (D)
    Hillsborough 6:
  1. Rick Christie (R)
  2. Barbara Griffin (R)
  3. David W. Pierce (R)
  4. Claire Rouillard (R)
  5. Nick Zaricki (R)
    Hillsborough 7:
  1. Terry Wolf (R)
  2. David Danielson (R)
  3. Linda Gould (R)
  4. Keith Murphy (R)
  5. Ken Peterson (R)
  6. Bart Fromuth (R)
    Hillsborough 8:
  1. Jeffrey Goley (D)
  2. Joseph Lachance (R)
    Hillsborough 9:
  1. Linda DiSilvestro (D)
  2. William O'Neil (D)
    Hillsborough 10:
  1. Jean Jeudy (D)
  2. Patrick Long (D)
    Hillsborough 11:
  1. Elizabeth Edwards (D)
  2. Robert Walsh (D)
    Hillsborough 12:
  1. Amanda Bouldin (D)
  2. Ted Rokas (D)
    Hillsborough 13:
  1. Larry Gagne (R)
  2. William Infantine (R)
    Hillsborough 14:
  1. Mary C. Freitas (D)
  2. Mary Heath (D)
    Hillsborough 15:
  1. Thomas Katsiantonis (D)
  2. Mark McLean (R)
    Hillsborough 16:
  1. Victoria L. Sullivan (R)
  2. Barbara Shaw (D)
    Hillsborough 17:
  1. Tammy Simmons (R)
  2. Timothy Smith (D)
    Hillsborough 18:
  1. Armand D. Forest (D)
  2. Patricia Cornell (D)
    Hillsborough 19:
  1. Robert Backus (D)
  2. Dick Marston (R)
    Hillsborough 20:
  1. Ralph Boehm (R)
  2. Frank Byron (R)
    Hillsborough 21:
  1. Richard Barry (R)
  2. Josh Moore (R)
  3. Dick Hinch (R)
  4. Jeanine Notter (R)
  5. Tony Pellegrino (R)
  6. Chris Christensen (R)
  7. Philip Straight (R)
  8. John Balcom (R)
    Hillsborough 22:
  1. Stephen Stepanek (R)
  2. Peter Hansen (R)
  3. Vacant 
    Hillsborough 23:
  1. Barbara Biggie (R)
  2. Carolyn Halstead (R)
  3. Vacant 
  4. Bill Goulette (R)
    Hillsborough 24:
  1. Ivy Vann (D)
  2. Peter Leishman (D)
    Hillsborough 25:
  1. James Coffey (R)
  2. James Parison (R)
    Hillsborough 26:
  1. Jack Flanagan (R)
  2. Christopher R. Adams (R)
    Hillsborough 27:
  1. James Belanger (R)
  2. Carolyn Gargasz (R)
    Hillsborough 28:
  1. Carl Seidel (R)
  2. Elizabeth Ferreira (R)
  3. Eric R. Eastman (R)
    Hillsborough 29:
  1. Donald McClarren (R)
  2. Peggy McCarthy (R)
  3. Suzanne Harvey (D)
    Hillsborough 30:
  1. Lisa E. Scontsas (R)
  2. Vacant 
  3. Cindy Rosenwald (D)
    Hillsborough 31:
  1. David Cote (D)
  2. Mary Gorman (D)
  3. Pam Brown (D)
    Hillsborough 32:
  1. Barry Palmer (R)
  2. Donald LeBrun (R)
  3. David Murotake (R)
    Hillsborough 33:
  1. Efstathia Booras (D)
  2. Lee Guerette (D)
  3. Kenneth Gidge (D)
    Hillsborough 34:
  1. Timothy Twombly (R)
  2. Edith Hogan (R)
  3. Vacant 
    Hillsborough 35:
  1. Daniel Hansberry (D)
  2. Latha Mangipudi (D)
  3. Pete Silva (R)
    Hillsborough 36:
  1. Bill Ohm (R)
  2. Martin Jack (D)
  3. Michael O'Brien (D)
    Hillsborough 37:
  1. Lars Christiansen (R)
  2. Eric Estevez (R)
  3. Robert Haefner (R)
  4. Shawn Jasper (R)
  5. Eric Schleien (R)
  6. Kimberly Rice (R)
  7. Lynne Ober (R)
  8. Russell Ober (R)
  9. Gregory Smith (R)
  10. Charlene Takesian (R)
  11. Jordan Ulery (R)
    Hillsborough 38:
  1. Frank Edelblut (R)
  2. Richard McNamara (D)
    Hillsborough 39:
  1. John Burt (R)
    Hillsborough 40:
  1. Keith Ammon (R)
    Hillsborough 41:
  1. Laurie Sanborn (R)
    Hillsborough 42:
  1. Kendall A. Snow (D)
  2. Daniel Sullivan (D)
    Hillsborough 43:
  1. Benjamin Baroody (D)
  2. Christopher J. Herbert (D)
  3. Kathleen Souza (R)
    Hillsborough 44:
  1. Mark Proulx (R)
  2. Andre Martel (R)
    Hillsborough 45:
  1. Jane Beaulieu (D)
  2. Carlos Gonzalez (R)
    Merrimack 1:
  1. Mario Ratzki (D)
    Merrimack 2:
  1. Werner D. Horn (R)
  2. Harold F. French (R)
    Merrimack 3:
  1. Gregory Hill (R)
  2. Deborah Wheeler (D)
    Merrimack 4:
  1. Douglas B. Long (R)
    Merrimack 5:
  1. Karen Ebel (D)
  2. David Kidder (R)
    Merrimack 6:
  1. Barbara French (D)
  2. Geoffrey Hirsch (D)
    Merrimack 7:
  1. Clyde Carson (D)
    Merrimack 8:
  1. Caroletta Alicea (D)
    Merrimack 9:
  1. George Saunderson (D)
  2. Howard Moffett (D)
    Merrimack 10:
  1. Mel Myler (D)
  2. David Luneau (D)
  3. Mary Jane Wallner (D)
    Merrimack 11:
  1. Stephen Shurtleff (D)
    Merrimack 12:
  1. Paul Henle (D)
    Merrimack 13:
  1. June Frazer (D)
    Merrimack 14:
  1. James MacKay (D)
    Merrimack 15:
  1. Linda B. Kenison (D)
    Merrimack 16:
  1. Vacant 
    Merrimack 17:
  1. Dick Patten (D)
    Merrimack 18:
  1. Paula Bradley (D)
    Merrimack 19:
  1. Christy Bartlett (D)
    Merrimack 20:
  1. David Doherty (D)
  2. Brian Seaworth (R)
  3. Dianne Schuett (D)
    Merrimack 21:
  1. Dan McGuire (R)
  2. Michael Brewster (R)
    Merrimack 22:
  1. Alan Turcotte (D)
    Merrimack 23:
  1. John F. Martin (R)
  2. J.R. Hoell (R)
  3. Bill Kuch (R)
    Merrimack 24:
  1. David Hess (R)
  2. Frank Kotowski (R)
  3. Dick Marple (R)
  4. Thomas Walsh (R)
    Merrimack 25:
  1. David Karrick (D)
    Merrimack 26:
  1. Jason R. Parent (R)
    Merrimack 27:
  1. Mary Gile (D)
  2. Harold Rice (D)
    Merrimack 28:
  1. Katherine Rogers (D)
    Merrimack 29:
  1. Carol McGuire (R)
    Rockingham 1:
  1. Bruce Hodgdon (R)
    Rockingham 2:
  1. James Spillane (R)
  2. Joe Duarte (R)
  3. Vacant 
    Rockingham 3:
  1. Carolyn L. Matthews (R)
  2. Kathleen Hoelzel (R)
  3. Lawrence Kappler (R)
    Rockingham 4:
  1. Chris True (R)
  2. James Devine (R)
  3. Jason Osborne (R)
  4. Joseph Hagan (R)
  5. William M. Gannon (R)
    Rockingham 5:
  1. Alfred Baldasaro (R)
  2. Robert Introne (R)
  3. David Lundgren (R)
  4. Betsy McKinney (R)
  5. Sherman Packard (R)
  6. Daniel Tamburello (R)
  7. Doug Thomas (R)
    Rockingham 6:
  1. G. Thomas Cardon (R)
  2. Brian Chirichiello (R)
  3. Beverly Ferrante (R)
  4. Robert Fesh (R)
  5. David Milz (R)
  6. John O'Connor (R)
  7. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)
  8. Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien (R)
  9. John Potucek (R)
  10. James Webb (R)
    Rockingham 7:
  1. Mary Griffin (R)
  2. Walter Kolodziej (R)
  3. Charles McMahon (R)
  4. David Bates (R)
    Rockingham 8:
  1. Fred Doucette (R)
  2. Ronald Belanger (R)
  3. Arthur E. Barnes III (R)
  4. Robert Elliott (R)
  5. Gary Azarian (R)
  6. John Manning, Jr. (R)
  7. Anne Priestley (R)
  8. Joe Sweeney (R)
  9. John Sytek (R)
    Rockingham 9:
  1. Jeffrey Harris (R)
  2. Michael Vose (R)
    Rockingham 10:
  1. Daniel Itse (R)
    Rockingham 11:
  1. Allen W. Cook (R)
    Rockingham 12:
  1. Elisabeth Sanders (R)
    Rockingham 13:
  1. David Welch (R)
  2. Joe Guthrie (R)
  3. Dennis Green (R)
  4. Ken Weyler (R)
    Rockingham 14:
  1. Debra DeSimone (R)
  2. William Friel (R)
  3. Vacant 
  4. Norman Major (R)
    Rockingham 15:
  1. Mary Allen (R)
    Rockingham 16:
  1. Robert Nigrello (R)
    Rockingham 17:
  1. Michael Cahill (D)
  2. Vacant 
  3. Vacant 
    Rockingham 18:
  1. Alexis Simpson (D)
  2. Paula Francese (D)
  3. Frank Heffron (D)
  4. Skip Berrien (D)
    Rockingham 19:
  1. Patrick Abrami (R)
  2. Joanne Ward (R)
    Rockingham 20:
  1. Max Abramson (L)
  2. Francis Chase (R)
  3. Rio Tilton (R)
    Rockingham 21:
  1. Robert Cushing (D)
  2. Tracy Emerick (R)
  3. Mike Edgar (D)
  4. Frederick Rice (R)
    Rockingham 22:
  1. Michele Peckham (R)
    Rockingham 23:
  1. Pamela Tucker (R)
    Rockingham 24:
  1. David Borden (D)
  2. Thomas Sherman (D)
    Rockingham 25:
  1. Laura Pantelakos (D)
    Rockingham 26:
  1. Rebecca McBeath (D)
    Rockingham 27:
  1. Debbie DiFranco (D)
    Rockingham 28:
  1. Gerald Ward (D)
    Rockingham 29:
  1. Pamela S. Gordon (D)
    Rockingham 30:
  1. Jacqueline Cali-Pitts (D)
    Rockingham 31:
  1. Carol Bush (R)
    Rockingham 32:
  1. Yvonne M. Dean-Bailey (R)
    Rockingham 33:
  1. Steven J. Woitkun (R)
    Rockingham 34:
  1. Jeffrey Oligny (R)
    Rockingham 35:
  1. Richard Gordon (R)
    Rockingham 36:
  1. Patricia Lovejoy (D)
    Rockingham 37:
  1. Andrew Christie, Jr. (R)
    Strafford 1:
  1. John Mullen (R)
  2. Robert Graham (R)
    Strafford 2:
  1. Joshua Whitehouse (R)
  2. Joseph Pitre (R)
    Strafford 3:
  1. David Bickford (R)
  2. Kurt Wuelper (R)
    Strafford 4:
  1. Jacalyn Cilley (D)
  2. Len Turcotte (R)
    Strafford 5:
  1. Naida Kaen (D)
    Strafford 6:
  1. Wayne M. Burton (D)
  2. Timothy Horrigan (D)
  3. Marjorie Smith (D)
  4. Judith Spang (D)
  5. Janet Wall (D+R)
    Strafford 7:
  1. Audrey Stevens (D)
    Strafford 8:
  1. James Gray (R)
    Strafford 9:
  1. Steven Beaudoin (R)
    Strafford 10:
  1. Warren Groen (R)
    Strafford 11:
  1. Susan DeLemus (R)
    Strafford 12:
  1. Robert Knowles (R)
    Strafford 13:
  1. James Verschueren (D)
    Strafford 14:
  1. William Baber (D)
    Strafford 15:
  1. Janice Gardner (D)
    Strafford 16:
  1. Len DiSesa (D)
    Strafford 17:
  1. Peter Bixby (D)
  2. Susan Treleaven (D)
  3. Catherine Cheney (R)
    Strafford 18:
  1. Roger Berube (D)
  2. Deanna Rollo (D)
  3. Dale Sprague (D)
    Strafford 19:
  1. Peter Schmidt (D)
    Strafford 20:
  1. Tom Southworth (D)
    Strafford 21:
  1. Kenneth Ward (D)
    Strafford 22:
  1. Thomas L. Kaczynski, Jr. (R)
    Strafford 23:
  1. Vacant 
    Strafford 24:
  1. Laura Jones (R)
    Strafford 25:
  1. Joe Hannon (R)
    Sullivan 1:
  1. Lee Walker Oxenham (D)
  2. Andy Schmidt (D)
    Sullivan 2:
  1. Suzanne Gottling (D)
    Sullivan 3:
  1. Andrew O'Hearne (D)
    Sullivan 4:
  1. Larry Converse (D)
    Sullivan 5:
  1. Raymond Gagnon (D)
    Sullivan 6:
  1. Ernest H. Bridge (R)
  2. Skip Rollins (R)
    Sullivan 7:
  1. James Grenier (R)
    Sullivan 8:
  1. Thomas Laware (R)
    Sullivan 9:
  1. Virginia Irwin (D)
    Sullivan 10:
  1. John Cloutier (D)
    Sullivan 11:
  1. Steven Smith (R)




Democratic (157) • Republican (230) • Libertarian (1) • Vacancy (12) • New Hampshire House of Representatives • New Hampshire State Senate
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