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New Hampshire House of Representatives

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General Information
Type:   Lower house
Term limits:   None
2012 session start:   January 4, 2012
Website:   Official House Page
Leadership
House Speaker:  William O'Brien, (R)
Majority Leader:   David Bettencourt, (R)
Minority leader:   Terie Norelli, (D)
Structure
Members:  400
   Democratic Party (102)
Republican Party (291)
Independent (2)
Vacant (2)
Length of term:   2 years
Authority:   Part Second, New Hampshire Constitution
Salary:   $200/two-year term
Elections
Last Election:  November 2, 2010 (400 seats)
Next election:  November 6, 2012 (400 seats)
Redistricting:  Legislature has control

Contents

The New Hampshire House of Representatives is the lower house for the New Hampshire General Court. The House of Representatives consists of 400 members coming from 103 districts, making it the largest lower house in the nation, and the third largest parliamentary body in the world.[1] Each member represents an average of 3,291 residents, as of the 2010 Census.[2] After the 2000 Census, each member represented approximately 3,089 residents.[3] Each House Member is paid $250 a year, as stipulated by the New Hampshire Constitution. House members also receive mileage reimbursement for officially related travel[4].

Sessions

The Second Part of the New Hampshire Constitution establishes when the New Hampshire General Court, of which the House is a part, is to be in session. Article 3 of the Second Part states that the General Court is to convene annually on the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday in January. Additionally, in even-numbered years, the General Court is to meet on the first Wednesday of December for organizational purposes.

2012

See also: Dates of 2012 state legislative sessions

In 2012, the House will be in session from January 4 through July 1.

Major issues

Major issues on the agenda include economic development, job creation, same-sex marriage, and gambling.[5]

2011

In 2011, the House will be in session from January 5 through July 1. [6]

2010

In 2010, the House was in session from January 6 to July 1.[7]

Elections

2012

See also: New Hampshire House of Representatives elections, 2012

Elections for the office of New Hampshire House of Representatives will be held in New Hampshire on November 6, 2012. All 400 seats will be up for election.

The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections is June 15, 2012. Additionally, nomination papers must be filed by September 5, 2012.[8]

2010

See also: New Hampshire House of Representatives elections, 2010

Elections for the office of New Hampshire's state house representatives were held in New Hampshire on November 2, 2010.

The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was June 11, 2010. The primary election day was September 14, 2010.


In 2010, the candidates for state house raised a total of $489,484 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were: [9]

Donor Amount
New Hampshire House Republican Victory PAC $7,660
Total of All General Election Receipts in this Report (Uncoded) $4,997
Difroscia, A R $4,637
Abrami, Patrick $4,463
New Hampshire Society of Eye Physicians & Surgeons $4,350
Jackman, Norma Roth $4,293
Obrien, William L $4,109
Pillsbury, Leland & Mary $4,000
Peckham, Michele $3,731
Nashua Republican City Cmte $3,608

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."

Vacancies

See also: How vacancies are filled in state legislatures
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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[10] [11].

Representatives

Salaries

See also: Comparison of state legislative salaries

As of 2010, members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives are paid $200/two-year term. There is no per diem.[12]

The $200/two-year term that New Hampshire representatives are paid as of 2010 is the same as they were paid during legislative sessions in 2007. Per diem is also the same.[13]

When sworn in

See also: When state legislators assume office after a general election

New Hampshire legislators assume office the month after elections (December).

Partisan composition

See also: Partisan composition of state houses
Party As of May 2012
     Democratic Party 103
     Republican Party 293
     Independent 2
     Vacancy 2
Total 400


Leadership

The Speaker of the House is the presiding officer of the body. Duties of the Speaker include preserving order, enforcing and interpreting parliamentary rules, making committee appointments, and referring bills to the appropriate committee for review. The Speaker only votes in the case of a tie.[14]

Current leadership

Position Representative Party
Speaker of the House William O'Brien Ends.png Republican
Deputy Speaker of the House Pamela Tucker Ends.png Republican
House Majority Leader David Bettencourt Ends.png Republican
House Minority Leader Terie Norelli Electiondot.png Democratic

2010 Leadership

Position Representative Party
Speaker of the House Terie Norelli Electiondot.png Democratic
House Majority Leader Mary Wallner Electiondot.png Democratic
House Minority Leader Sherman Packard Ends.png Republican

Current members

See also: Historical representation of New Hampshire House of Representatives

Note: In New Hampshire, a member of the state legislature can be designated as being a member of more than one party. If a candidate runs on one ticket and the opposing party fields no candidate, and if the candidate gets a certain number of write-in votes on the opposing party ticket, then as an elected official, that politician is defined as belonging to both parties.

As of the 2010 elections, there are two members that are listed as members of both parties: Gary Coulombe, and Janet Wall. The New Hampshire House of Representatives keeps an official online list of all members of the chamber. On that list, representatives who have more than one party designation by custom have the party that could be considered their true party listed first. On that list, Coulombe and Wall as Democrats first. The list below follows that practice.

District Representative Party Residence
Belknap 01 Tyler Simpson Ends.png Republican Ashland
Belknap 02 Dennis Fields Ends.png Republican Sanbornton
Belknap 02 Bill Tobin Ends.png Republican Sanbornton
Belknap 03 Bob Greemore Ends.png Republican Meredith
Belknap 03 Colette Worsman Ends.png Republican Meredith
Belknap 04 Harry Accornero Ends.png Republican Laconia
Belknap 04 Donald Flanders Ends.png Republican Laconia
Belknap 04 Robert Kingsbury Ends.png Republican Laconia
Belknap 04 Robert Luther Ends.png Republican Laconia
Belknap 04 Franklin Tilton Ends.png Republican Laconia
Belknap 05 Peter Bolster Ends.png Republican Alton
Belknap 05 Guy Comtois Ends.png Republican Center Barnstead
Belknap 05 Robert Malone Ends.png Republican Alton Bay
Belknap 05 Alida Millham Ends.png Republican Gilford
Belknap 05 James Pilliod Ends.png Republican Belmont
Belknap 05 Jeffrey St. Cyr Ends.png Republican Alton
Belknap 05 Elaine Swinford Ends.png Republican Center Barnstead
Belknap 06 David Russell Ends.png Republican Gilmanton Iron Works
Carroll 01 Gene Chandler Ends.png Republican Bartlett
Carroll 01 Frank McCarthy Ends.png Republican Conway
Carroll 01 Laurie Pettengill Ends.png Republican Glen
Carroll 01 Karen Umberger Ends.png Republican Kearsarge
Carroll 02 Norman Tregenza Ends.png Republican Silver Lake
Carroll 03 David Babson Ends.png Republican Ossipee
Carroll 03 Mark McConkey Ends.png Republican Freedom
Carroll 03 Harry Merrow Ends.png Republican Center Ossipee
Carroll 04 Christopher Ahlgren Ends.png Republican Wolfeboro
Carroll 04 J. David Knox Ends.png Republican Wolfeboro
Carroll 04 Betsey Patten Ends.png Republican Moultonborough
Carroll 04 Steve Schmidt Ends.png Republican Wolfeboro
Carroll 05 Joseph Fleck Ends.png Republican East Wakefield
Carroll 05 Dino Scala Ends.png Republican East Wakefield
Cheshire 01 Robert Moore Ends.png Republican Westmoreland
Cheshire 02 Ann Cartwright Ends.png Republican Alstead
Cheshire 02 Tara Sad Electiondot.png Democratic Walpole
Cheshire 02 Lucy McVitty Weber Electiondot.png Democratic Walpole
Cheshire 03 Cynthia Chase Electiondot.png Democratic Keene
Cheshire 03 Sam Hawkes Electiondot.png Democratic Keene
Cheshire 03 Gladys Johnsen Electiondot.png Democratic Keene
Cheshire 03 Steven Lindsey Electiondot.png Democratic Keene
Cheshire 03 David Meader Electiondot.png Democratic Keene
Cheshire 03 Kris Roberts Electiondot.png Democratic Keene
Cheshire 03 Charles Weed Electiondot.png Democratic Keene
Cheshire 04 William Butynski Electiondot.png Democratic Hinsdale
Cheshire 04 Daniel Carr Electiondot.png Democratic Ashuelot
Cheshire 04 Henry Parkhurst Electiondot.png Democratic Winchester
Cheshire 04 Edwin Smith Ends.png Republican Hinsdale
Cheshire 05 Richard Dwinell Ends.png Republican Fitzwilliam
Cheshire 06 John Byrne Ends.png Republican Swanzey
Cheshire 06 Jane Johnson Ends.png Republican Swanzey
Cheshire 06 Alfred Lerandeau Electiondot.png Democratic North Swanzey
Cheshire 06 Bruce Tatro Electiondot.png Democratic Swanzey
Cheshire 07 Susan Emerson Ends.png Republican Rindge
Cheshire 07 John Hunt Ends.png Republican Rindge
Cheshire 07 Charlie Moore Ends.png Republican Jaffrey
Cheshire 07 Franklin Sterling Ends.png Republican Jaffrey
Coos 01 Duffy Daugherty Ends.png Republican Colebrook
Coos 01 Laurence Rappaport Ends.png Republican Colebrook
Coos 02 Evalyn Merrick Electiondot.png Democratic Lancaster
Coos 02 William Remick Ends.png Republican Lancaster
Coos 02 Herbert Richardson Ends.png Republican Lancaster
Coos 02 John Tholl Ends.png Republican Whitefield
Coos 03 William Hatch Electiondot.png Democratic Gorham
Coos 04 Gary Coulombe Electiondot.png Democratic Berlin
Coos 04 Robert Theberge Electiondot.png Democratic Berlin
Coos 04 Yvonne Thomas Electiondot.png Democratic Berlin
Coos 04 Marc Tremblay Ends.png Republican Berlin
Grafton 01 Lyle Bulis Ends.png Republican Littleton
Grafton 01 Stephanie Eaton Ends.png Republican Littleton
Grafton 02 Kathleen Taylor Electiondot.png Democratic Franconia
Grafton 03 Edmond Gionet Ends.png Republican Lincoln
Grafton 03 Gregory Sorg Ends.png Republican Easton
Grafton 04 Lester Bradley Ends.png Republican Thornton
Grafton 05 Paul Ingbretson Ends.png Republican Pike
Grafton 05 Roderick Ladd Ends.png Republican Haverhill
Grafton 06 James Aguiar Electiondot.png Democratic Campton
Grafton 06 Charles Brosseau Ends.png Republican Campton
Grafton 07 Mary Cooney Electiondot.png Democratic Plymouth
Grafton 07 Suzanne Smith Electiondot.png Democratic Hebron
Grafton 08 Skip Reilly Ends.png Republican Hill
Grafton 08 Jeff Shackett Ends.png Republican Bristol
Grafton 08 Paul Simard Ends.png Republican Bristol
Grafton 09 Bernard Benn Electiondot.png Democratic Hanover
Grafton 09 Sharon Nordgren Electiondot.png Democratic Hanover
Grafton 09 Beatriz Pastor-Bodmer Electiondot.png Democratic Lyme
Grafton 09 David Pierce Electiondot.png Democratic Etna
Grafton 10 Paul Mirski Ends.png Republican Enfield Center
Grafton 10 Charles Sova Ends.png Republican Orange
Grafton 10 Chuck Townsend Electiondot.png Democratic Canaan
Grafton 11 Susan Almy Electiondot.png Democratic Lebanon
Grafton 11 Franklin Gould Electiondot.png Democratic Lebanon
Grafton 11 Laurie Harding Electiondot.png Democratic Lebanon
Grafton 11 Andrew White Electiondot.png Democratic Lebanon
Hillsborough 01 Robert Fredette Ends.png Republican Hillsborough
Hillsborough 01 Holly Mecheski Ends.png Republican Windsor
Hillsborough 01 Marjorie Porter Electiondot.png Democratic Hillsborough
Hillsborough 02 Daniel Donovan Ends.png Republican Hillsborough
Hillsborough 02 Harry Bartlett Hardwick Ends.png Republican Francestown
Hillsborough 03 James Coffey Ends.png Republican New Ipswich
Hillsborough 03 Peter Leishman Electiondot.png Democratic Peterborough
Hillsborough 03 Bruce Marcus Ends.png Republican Peterborough
Hillsborough 03 Jim Parison Ends.png Republican New Ipswich
Hillsborough 04 William Condra Ends.png Republican Wilton
Hillsborough 04 Frank Holden Ends.png Republican Lyndeborough
Hillsborough 04 Jennifer Daler Electiondot.png Democratic Temple
Hillsborough 04 William O'Brien Ends.png Republican Mont Vernon
Hillsborough 05 Jim Belanger Ends.png Republican Hollis
Hillsborough 05 Richard Drisko Ends.png Republican Hollis
Hillsborough 05 Jack Flanagan Ends.png Republican Brookline
Hillsborough 05 Carolyn Gargasz Ends.png Republican Hollis
Hillsborough 06 William Belvin Ends.png Republican Amherst
Hillsborough 06 Sean Coughlin Ends.png Republican Amherst
Hillsborough 06 Gary Daniels Ends.png Republican Milford
Hillsborough 06 Peter Hansen Ends.png Republican Amherst
Hillsborough 06 Stephen Palmer Ends.png Republican Milford
Hillsborough 06 Robert Rowe Ends.png Republican Amherst
Hillsborough 06 Stephen Stepanek Ends.png Republican Milford
Hillsborough 06 Robert Willette Ends.png Republican Milford
Hillsborough 07 John Burt Ends.png Republican Goffstown
Hillsborough 07 Russell Day Ends.png Republican Goffstown
Hillsborough 07 Lawrence Emerton Ends.png Republican Goffstown
Hillsborough 07 John Hikel Ends.png Republican Goffstown
Hillsborough 07 Gary Hopper Ends.png Republican Weare
Hillsborough 07 Neal Kurk Ends.png Republican Weare
Hillsborough 07 Calvin Pratt Ends.png Republican Goffstown
Hillsborough 07 Mark Warden Ends.png Republican Goffstown
Hillsborough 08 Jeffrey Goley Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 08 Peter Ramsey Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 08 Daniel Sullivan Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 09 Mike Ball Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 09 Cam DeJong Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 09 Win Hutchinson Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 10 Peter Sullivan Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 10 Jean Jeudy Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 10 Patrick Long Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 11 Nickolas Levasseur Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 11 Leo Pepino Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 11 Kathleen Souza Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 12 Norma Greer Champagne Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 12 John Gimas Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 12 Theodoros Rokas Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 13 Benjamin Baroody Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 13 Larry Gagne Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 13 William Infantine Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 14 Kathleen Cusson-Cail Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 14 Patrick Garrity Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 14 Ross Terrio Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 15 Thomas Katsiantonis Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 15 Mark Proulx Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 15 Steve Vaillancourt Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 16 Gail Barry Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 16 Maurice Pilotte Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 16 Barbara Shaw Electiondot.png Democratic Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Thomas Beattie Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Jerry Bergevin Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Carlos Gonzalez Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Phil Greazzo Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Irene Messier Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Tammy Simmons Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Connie Soucy Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 17 Matthew Swank Ends.png Republican Manchester
Hillsborough 18 John Cebrowski Ends.png Republican Bedford
Hillsborough 18 John Graham Ends.png Republican Bedford
Hillsborough 18 Ken Hawkins Ends.png Republican Bedford
Hillsborough 18 Edward Moran Ends.png Republican Bedford
Hillsborough 18 Keith Murphy Ends.png Republican Bedford
Hillsborough 18 Moe Villeneuve Ends.png Republican Bedford
Hillsborough 19 Dick Barry Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 19 Chris Christensen Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 19 Dick Hinch Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 19 Jeanine Notter Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 19 Tony Pellegrino Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 19 Lenette Peterson Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 19 Kathleen Stroud Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 19 Joseph Thomas Ends.png Republican Merrimack
Hillsborough 20 Kevin Avard Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 20 Sean McGuinness Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 20 Carl Seidel Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 21 Michael Balboni Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 21 Michael McCarthy Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 21 Donald McClarren Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 22 Brian Rhodes Electiondot.png Democratic Nashua
Hillsborough 22 Lucinda Rosenwald Electiondot.png Democratic Nashua
Hillsborough 22 Lisa Scontsas Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 23 David Cote Electiondot.png Democratic Nashua
Hillsborough 23 Mary Gorman Electiondot.png Democratic Nashua
Hillsborough 23 Timothy Hogan Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 24 Michael Buxton Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 24 David Campbell Electiondot.png Democratic Nashua
Hillsborough 24 Kenneth Gidge Electiondot.png Democratic Nashua
Hillsborough 25 Duane Erickson Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 25 Edith Hogan Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 25 Timothy Twombly Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Kevin Brown Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Joseph Krasucki Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Don LeBrun Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Bill Ohm Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Barry Palmer Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Michael Reed Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 David Robbins Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Peter Silva Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 James Summers Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 26 Randall Whitehead Ends.png Republican Nashua
Hillsborough 27 Ralph Boehm Ends.png Republican Litchfield
Hillsborough 27 Randy Brownrigg Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 Lars Christiansen Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 Shaun Doherty Ends.png Republican Pelham
Hillsborough 27 Laura Gandia Ends.png Republican Litchfield
Hillsborough 27 Robert Haefner Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 Shawn Jasper Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 George Lambert Ends.png Republican Litchfield
Hillsborough 27 Jonathan Maltz Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 Lynne Ober Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 Russell Ober Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 Andrew Renzullo Ends.png Republican Hudson
Hillsborough 27 Jordan Ulery Ends.png Republican Hudson
Merrimack 01 Robert Foose Electiondot.png Democratic New London
Merrimack 01 David Kidder Ends.png Republican New London
Merrimack 02 Kathy Lauer-Rago Ends.png Republican Franklin
Merrimack 02 David Palfrey Ends.png Republican Franklin
Merrimack 02 Dennis Reed Ends.png Republican Franklin
Merrimack 03 Steve Winter Ends.png Republican Newbury
Merrimack 04 Christine Hamm Electiondot.png Democratic Hopkinton
Merrimack 04 Derek Owen Electiondot.png Democratic Hopkinton
Merrimack 04 Gary Richardson Electiondot.png Democratic Hopkinton
Merrimack 05 Mark Lindsley Ends.png Republican Henniker
Merrimack 05 Laurie Sanborn Ends.png Republican Loudon
Merrimack 06 Jennifer Coffey Ends.png Republican Andover
Merrimack 06 Seth Cohn Ends.png Republican Canterbury
Merrimack 06 Vacant Ends.png Republican Andover
Merrimack 06 Gregory Hill Ends.png Republican Northfield
Merrimack 06 Kenneth Kreis Ends.png Republican Canterbury
Merrimack 06 Priscilla Lockwood Ends.png Republican Canterbury
Merrimack 07 Brandon Giuda Ends.png Republican Chichester
Merrimack 07 John McDonnell Ends.png Republican Chichester
Merrimack 07 Brian Seaworth Ends.png Republican Pembroke
Merrimack 08 Carol McGuire Ends.png Republican Epsom
Merrimack 08 Dan McGuire Ends.png Republican Epsom
Merrimack 08 Jon Richardson Ends.png Republican Allenstown
Merrimack 08 Tony Soltani Ends.png Republican Epsom
Merrimack 09 David Hess Ends.png Republican Hooksett
Merrimack 09 Frank Kotowski Ends.png Republican Hooksett
Merrimack 09 Molly Smith Ends.png Republican Hooksett
Merrimack 09 Todd Smith Ends.png Republican Hooksett
Merrimack 10 June Frazer Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 10 Mary Gile Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 10 Frances Potter Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 10 Stephen Shurtleff Electiondot.png Democratic Penacook
Merrimack 11 Lynne Blankenbeker Ends.png Republican Concord
Merrimack 11 Candace Bouchard Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 11 Jim MacKay Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 11 Dick Patten Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 11 Bob Williams Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 12 Helen Deloge Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 12 Harold Rice Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 12 Mary Wallner Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 12 Rick Watrous Electiondot.png Democratic Concord
Merrimack 13 Stephen DeStefano Electiondot.png Democratic Bow
Merrimack 13 J.R. Hoell Ends.png Republican Dunbarton
Merrimack 13 Thomas Keane Ends.png Republican Bow
Rockingham 01 Frank Case Ends.png Republican Nottingham
Rockingham 01 Joe Duarte Ends.png Republican Candia
Rockingham 01 John Reagan Ends.png Republican Deerfield
Rockingham 01 Jim Sullivan Ends.png Republican Deerfield
Rockingham 01 Kyle Tasker Ends.png Republican Northwood
Rockingham 02 Paul Brown Ends.png Republican Raymond
Rockingham 02 Kathleen Hoelzel Ends.png Republican Raymond
Rockingham 02 Lawrence Kappler Ends.png Republican Raymond
Rockingham 03 Alfred Baldasaro Ends.png Republican Londonderry
Rockingham 03 James Headd Ends.png Republican Auburn
Rockingham 03 Robert Introne Ends.png Republican Londonderry
Rockingham 03 Karen Hutchinson Ends.png Republican Londonderry
Rockingham 03 David Lundgren Ends.png Republican Londonderry
Rockingham 03 Betsy McKinney Ends.png Republican Londonderry
Rockingham 03 Sherman Packard Ends.png Republican Londonderry
Rockingham 03 Daniel Tamburello Ends.png Republican Londonderry
Rockingham 03 Stella Tremblay Ends.png Republican Auburn
Rockingham 04 Gary Azarian Ends.png Republican Salem
Rockingham 04 David Bates Ends.png Republican Windham
Rockingham 04 Ronald Belanger Ends.png Republican Salem
Rockingham 04 David Bettencourt Ends.png Republican Salem
Rockingham 04 Robert Elliott Ends.png Republican Salem
Rockingham 04 Marilinda Garcia Ends.png Republican Salem
Rockingham 04 Mary Griffin Ends.png Republican Windham
Rockingham 04 Walter Kolodziej Ends.png Republican Windham
Rockingham 04 Donna Mauro Ends.png Republican Windham
Rockingham 04 Charles McMahon Ends.png Republican Windham
Rockingham 04 Richard Okerman Ends.png Republican Windham
Rockingham 04 John Sytek Ends.png Republican Salem
Rockingham 04 Kevin Waterhouse Ends.png Republican Windham
Rockingham 05 Brian Chirichiello Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Patricia Dowling Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Beverly Ann Ferrante Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Robert Fesh Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Vacant Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Phyllis Katsakiores Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Andrew Manuse Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 John O'Connor Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Kevin Reichard Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 Frank Sapareto Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 05 James Webb Ends.png Republican Derry
Rockingham 06 Debra DeSimone Ends.png Republican Atkinson
Rockingham 06 James Garrity Ends.png Republican Atkinson
Rockingham 07 Gene Charron Ends.png Republican Chester
Rockingham 07 James Devine Ends.png Republican Sandown
Rockingham 07 Joseph Hagan Ends.png Republican Chester
Rockingham 07 Elisabeth Sanders Ends.png Republican Danville
Rockingham 08 Regina Birdsell Ends.png Republican Hampstead
Rockingham 08 Norman Major Ends.png Republican Plaistow
Rockingham 08 Jeffrey Oligny Ends.png Republican East Hampstead
Rockingham 08 Marie Sapienza Ends.png Republican Hampstead
Rockingham 08 John Sedensky Ends.png Republican Hampstead
Rockingham 08 David Welch Ends.png Republican Kingston
Rockingham 08 Ken Weyler Ends.png Republican Kingston
Rockingham 09 Jason Antosz Ends.png Republican Epping
Rockingham 09 Timothy Comerford Ends.png Republican Fremont
Rockingham 09 Daniel Itse Ends.png Republican Fremont
Rockingham 10 Bruce MacMahon Ends.png Republican Brentwood
Rockingham 11 Mary Allen Ends.png Republican Newton
Rockingham 11 Wes Shuler Ends.png Republican East Kingston
Rockingham 12 Joshua Davenport Ends.png Republican Newmarket
Rockingham 12 Marcia Moody Electiondot.png Democratic Newmarket
Rockingham 12 Adam Schroadter Ends.png Republican Newmarket
Rockingham 13 Patrick Abrami Ends.png Republican Stratham
Rockingham 13 Timothy Copeland Ends.png Republican Stratham
Rockingham 13 Patricia Lovejoy Electiondot.png Democratic Stratham
Rockingham 13 Michele Peckham Ends.png Republican North Hampton
Rockingham 13 Lee Quandt Ends.png Republican Exeter
Rockingham 13 Matthew Quandt Ends.png Republican Exeter
Rockingham 13 Donna Schlachman Electiondot.png Democratic Exeter
Rockingham 13 Joanne Ward Ends.png Republican Stratham
Rockingham 14 Amy Perkins Ends.png Republican Seabrook
Rockingham 14 Lawrence Perkins Ends.png Republican Seabrook
Rockingham 14 Glenn Ritter Ends.png Republican Kensington
Rockingham 14 Kevin Janvrin Ends.png Republican Seabrook
Rockingham 15 Christopher Nevins Ends.png Republican Hampton
Rockingham 15 Frederick Rice Ends.png Republican Hampton
Rockingham 15 Kenneth Sheffert Ends.png Republican Hampton
Rockingham 15 Kevin Sullivan Ends.png Republican Hampton
Rockingham 15 Jim Waddell Ends.png Republican Hampton
Rockingham 16 Jacqueline Cali-Pitts Electiondot.png Democratic Portsmouth
Rockingham 16 Rich DiPentima Electiondot.png Democratic Portsmouth
Rockingham 16 Terie Norelli Electiondot.png Democratic Portsmouth
Rockingham 16 Laura Pantelakos Electiondot.png Democratic Portsmouth
Rockingham 16 James Powers Electiondot.png Democratic Portsmouth
Rockingham 16 Robin Read Electiondot.png Democratic Portsmouth
Rockingham 16 Christopher Serlin Electiondot.png Democratic Portsmouth
Rockingham 17 Pamela Tucker Ends.png Republican Greenland
Rockingham 18 Brian Murphy Ends.png Republican Rye
Rockingham 18 Will Smith Ends.png Republican New Castle
Strafford 01 Julie Brown Ends.png Republican Rochester
Strafford 01 Susan DeLemus Ends.png Republican Rochester
Strafford 01 Anne Grassie Electiondot.png Democratic Rochester
Strafford 01 Warren Groen Ends.png Republican Rochester
Strafford 01 Kyle Jones Ends.png Republican Rochester
Strafford 01 Laura Jones Ends.png Republican Rochester
Strafford 01 Sandra Keans Electiondot.png Democratic Rochester
Strafford 01 Fred Leonard Ends.png Republican Rochester
Strafford 01 Cliff Newton Ends.png Republican Rochester
Strafford 02 Roger Berube Electiondot.png Democratic Somersworth
Strafford 02 Kristen Larsen Ends.png Republican Somersworth
Strafford 02 Philip Munck Ends.png Republican Somersworth
Strafford 02 Dale Spainhower Electiondot.png Democratic Somersworth
Strafford 02 Dale Sprague Electiondot.png Democratic Somersworth
Strafford 03 Sam Cataldo Ends.png Republican Farmington
Strafford 03 Robert Perry Electiondot.png Democratic Strafford
Strafford 03 Bill O'Connor Ends.png Republican Barrington
Strafford 03 William Panek Ends.png Republican Farmington
Strafford 03 Robbie Parsons Ends.png Republican Milton
Strafford 03 Joseph Pitre Ends.png Republican Farmington
Strafford 03 Lou Vita Ends.png Republican Middleton
Strafford 03 Carol Vita Ends.png Republican Middleton
Strafford 04 Brendon Browne Electiondot.png Democratic Dover
Strafford 04 Peter Schmidt Electiondot.png Democratic Dover
Strafford 04 David Watters Electiondot.png Democratic Dover
Strafford 05 Baldwin Domingo Electiondot.png Democratic Dover
Strafford 05 Dorothea Hooper Electiondot.png Democratic Dover
Strafford 05 Marsha Pelletier Electiondot.png Democratic Dover
Strafford 06 Donald Andolina Ends.png Republican Dover
Strafford 06 Roland Hofemann Electiondot.png Democratic Dover
Strafford 06 Michael Weeden Ends.png Republican Dover
Strafford 07 Phil Ginsburg Electiondot.png Democratic Durham
Strafford 07 Timothy Horrigan Electiondot.png Democratic Durham
Strafford 07 Naida Kaen Electiondot.png Democratic Lee
Strafford 07 Jenna Roberts Electiondot.png Democratic Durham
Strafford 07 Judith Spang Electiondot.png Democratic Durham
Strafford 07 Janet Wall Electiondot.png Democratic Madbury
Sullivan 01 Benjamin Lefebvre Electiondot.png Democratic Grantham
Sullivan 01 Andy Schmidt Electiondot.png Democratic Grantham
Sullivan 02 Steve Cunningham Ends.png Republican Sunapee
Sullivan 02 Thomas Howard Ends.png Republican Croydon
Sullivan 02 Beverly Rodeschin Ends.png Republican Newport
Sullivan 03 Spec Bowers Ends.png Republican Georges Mills
Sullivan 04 John Cloutier Electiondot.png Democratic Claremont
Sullivan 04 Raymond Gagnon Electiondot.png Democratic Claremont
Sullivan 04 Paul LaCasse Ends.png Republican Claremont
Sullivan 04 Charlene Lovett Ends.png Republican Claremont
Sullivan 04 Philip Osgood Ends.png Republican Claremont
Sullivan 05 Thomas Laware Ends.png Republican Charlestown
Sullivan 05 Steven Smith Ends.png Republican Charlestown

Standing committees

Bills are first referred to committees arranged by subject matter. The committee holds hearings on the bills and makes recommendation for action to the House. For 2011, one committee has been dissolved (Local and Regulated Revenues Committee); and two new committees have been established: Constitutional Review & Statutory Recodification and Petitions for Redress & Grievances.[15][16]

The New Hampshire House has the following 26 standing committees:

Finance - Division I (Standing Sub-committee)
Finance - Division II (Standing Sub-committee)
Finance - Division III(Standing Sub-committee)

External links

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References

  1. ↑ NH House of Representatives, House Fast Fact!!
  2. ↑ Population in 2010 of the American states
  3. ↑ Population in 2000 of the American states
  4. ↑ "Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund" New Hampshire State Constitution, March 5, 2009
  5. ↑ Concord Monitor, "House GOP: Jobs the focus," January 4, 2012
  6. ↑ 2011 Legislative Sessions Calendar, NCSL
  7. ↑ 2010 session dates for New Hampshire legislature
  8. ↑ New Hampshire Secretary of State "How to file by nomination papers"
  9. ↑ Follow the Money: "New Hampshire House 2010 Campaign Contributions"
  10. ↑ State of New Hampshire "State Constitution-House of Representatives"(Referenced Sections, Sections 12 and 16)
  11. ↑ State of New Hampshire "State Constitution-Senate"(Referenced Sections, Section 34)
  12. ↑ National Conference of State Legislatures, "2010 Legislator Compensation Data"
  13. ↑ Empire Center, "Legislative Salaries Per State as of 2007"
  14. ↑ House Leadership
  15. ↑ Informatin verified by House Clerk on December 15, 2010
  16. ↑ New Hampshire House of Representatives Standing Committee page]
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    Belknap 1:
  1. Tyler Simpson (R)
    Belknap 2:
  1. Dennis Fields (R)
  2. Bill Tobin (R)
    Belknap 3:
  1. Colette Worsman (R)
  2. Bob Greemore (R)
    Belknap 4:
  1. Donald Flanders (R)
  2. Franklin Tilton (R)
  3. Robert Luther (R)
  4. Robert Kingsbury (R)
  5. Harry Accornero (R)
    Belknap 5:
  1. Jeffrey St. Cyr (R)
  2. Alida Millham (R)
  3. Robert Malone (R)
  4. Guy Comtois (R)
  5. Peter Bolster (R)
  6. Elaine Swinford (R)
  7. James Pilliod (R)
    Belknap 6:
  1. David Russell (R)
    Carroll 1:
  1. Gene Chandler (R)
  2. Karen Umberger (R)
  3. Frank McCarthy (R)
  4. Laurie Pettengill (R)
    Carroll 2:
  1. Norman Tregenza (R)
    Carroll 3:
  1. Harry Merrow (R)
  2. Mark McConkey (R)
  3. David Babson (R)
    Carroll 4:
  1. Betsey Patten (R)
  2. J. David Knox (R)
  3. Christopher Ahlgren (R)
  4. Steve Schmidt (R)
    Carroll 5:
  1. Joseph Fleck (R)
  2. Dino Scala (R)
    Cheshire 1:
  1. Robert Moore (R)
    Cheshire 2:
  1. Lucy McVitty Weber (D)
  2. Tara Sad (D)
  3. Ann Cartwright (R)
    Cheshire 3:
  1. Charles Weed (D)
  2. Kris Roberts (D)
  3. Steven Lindsey (D)
  4. Cynthia Chase (D)
  5. David Meader (D)
  6. Gladys Johnsen (D)
  7. Sam Hawkes (D)
    Cheshire 4:
  1. William Butynski (D)
  2. Henry Parkhurst (D)
  3. Daniel Carr (D)
  4. Edwin Smith (R)
    Cheshire 5:
  1. Richard Dwinell (R)
    Cheshire 6:
  1. Alfred Lerandeau (D)
  2. Bruce Tatro (D)
  3. Jane Johnson (R)
  4. John Byrne (R)
    Cheshire 7:
  1. John Hunt (R)
  2. Susan Emerson (R)
  3. Franklin Sterling (R)
  4. Charlie Moore (R)
    Coos 1:
  1. Laurence Rappaport (R)
  2. Duffy Daugherty (R)
    Coos 2:
  1. Evalyn Merrick (D)
  2. John Tholl (R)
  3. Herbert Richardson (R)
  4. William Remick (R)
    Coos 3:
  1. William Hatch (D)
    Coos 4:
  1. Gary Coulombe (D+R)
  2. Robert Theberge (D)
  3. Yvonne Thomas (D)
  4. Marc Tremblay (R)
    Grafton 1:
  1. Lyle Bulis (R)
  2. Stephanie Eaton (R)
    Grafton 2:
  1. Kathleen Taylor (D)
    Grafton 3:
  1. Edmond Gionet (R)
  2. Gregory Sorg (R)
    Grafton 4:
  1. Lester Bradley (R)
    Grafton 5:
  1. Paul Ingbretson (R)
  2. Roderick Ladd (R)
    Grafton 6:
  1. James Aguiar (D)
  2. Charles Brosseau (R)
    Grafton 7:
  1. Mary Cooney (D)
  2. Suzanne Smith (D)
    Grafton 8:
  1. Skip Reilly (R)
  2. Jeff Shackett (D)
  3. Paul Simard (R)
    Grafton 9:
  1. Sharon Nordgren (D)
  2. Bernard Benn (D)
  3. David Pierce (D)
  4. Beatriz Pastor-Bodmer (D)
    Grafton 10:
  1. Chuck Townsend (D)
  2. Paul Mirski (R)
  3. Charles Sova (R)
    Grafton 11:
  1. Susan Almy (D)
  2. Laurie Harding (D)
  3. Andrew White (D)
  4. Franklin Gould (D)
    Hillsborough 1:
  1. Marjorie Porter (D)
  2. Robert Fredette (R)
  3. Holly Mecheski (R)
    Hillsborough 2:
  1. Harry Bartlett Hardwick (R)
  2. Daniel Donovan (R)
    Hillsborough 3:
  1. James Coffey (R)
  2. Bruce Marcus (R)
  3. Jim Parison (R)
  4. Peter Leishman (D)
    Hillsborough 4:
  1. William Condra (R)
  2. Frank Holden (R)
  3. Jennifer Daler (D)
  4. William O'Brien (R)
    Hillsborough 5:
  1. Jim Belanger (R)
  2. Richard Drisko (R)
  3. Carolyn Gargasz (R)
  4. Jack Flanagan (R)
    Hillsborough 6:
  1. Stephen Stepanek (R)
  2. Robert Rowe (R)
  3. Gary Daniels (R)
  4. Sean Coughlin (R)
  5. Robert Willette (R)
  6. Peter Hansen (R)
  7. William Belvin (R)
  8. Stephen Palmer (R)
    Hillsborough 7:
  1. Mark Warden (R)
  2. Lawrence Emerton (R)
  3. Neal Kurk (R)
  4. John Hikel (R)
  5. Russell Day (R)
  6. Gary Hopper (R)
  7. John Burt (R)
  8. Calvin Pratt (R)
    Hillsborough 8:
  1. Jeffrey Goley (D)
  2. Peter Ramsey (D)
  3. Daniel Sullivan (D)
    Hillsborough 9:
  1. Win Hutchinson (R)
  2. Cam DeJong (R)
  3. Mike Ball (R)
    Hillsborough 10:
  1. Patrick Long (D)
  2. Jean Jeudy (D)
  3. Peter Sullivan (D)
    Hillsborough 11:
  1. Leo Pepino (R)
  2. Kathleen Souza (R)
  3. Nickolas Levasseur (D)
    Hillsborough 12:
  1. Theodoros Rokas (D)
  2. John Gimas (D)
  3. Norma Greer Champagne (R)
    Hillsborough 13:
  1. Benjamin Baroody (D)
  2. William Infantine (R)
  3. Larry Gagne (R)
    Hillsborough 14:
  1. Patrick Garrity (D)
  2. Kathleen Cusson-Cail (R)
  3. Ross Terrio (R)
    Hillsborough 15:
  1. Thomas Katsiantonis (D)
  2. Steve Vaillancourt (R)
  3. Mark Proulx (R)
    Hillsborough 16:
  1. Barbara Shaw (D)
  2. Maurice Pilotte (D)
  3. Gail Barry (R)
    Hillsborough 17:
  1. Connie Soucy (R)
  2. Irene Messier (R)
  3. Carlos Gonzalez (R)
  4. Phil Greazzo (R)
  5. Matthew Swank (R)
  6. Tammy Simmons (R)
  7. Jerry Bergevin (R)
  8. Thomas Beattie (R)
    Hillsborough 18:
  1. Moe Villeneuve (R)
  2. John Cebrowski (R)
  3. Ken Hawkins (R)
  4. Edward Moran (R)
  5. Keith Murphy (R)
  6. John Graham (R)
    Hillsborough 19:
  1. Chris Christensen (R)
  2. Dick Hinch (R)
  3. Tony Pellegrino (R)
  4. Jeanine Notter (R)
  5. Dick Barry (R)
  6. Lenette Peterson (R)
  7. Joseph Thomas (D)
  8. Kathleen Stroud (R)
    Hillsborough 20:
  1. Carl Seidel (R)
  2. Sean McGuinness (R)
  3. Kevin Avard (R)
    Hillsborough 21:
  1. Michael McCarthy (R)
  2. Michael Balboni (R)
  3. Donald McClarren (R)
    Hillsborough 22:
  1. Brian Rhodes (D)
  2. Lisa Scontsas (R)
  3. Lucinda Rosenwald (R)
    Hillsborough 23:
  1. David Cote (D)
  2. Mary Gorman (D)
  3. Timothy Hogan (R)
    Hillsborough 24:
  1. Kenneth Gidge (D)
  2. David Campbell (D)
  3. Michael Buxton (R)
    Hillsborough 25:
  1. Edith Hogan (R)
  2. Timothy Twombly (R)
  3. Duane Erickson (R)
    Hillsborough 26:
  1. Peter Silva (R)
  2. Barry Palmer (R)
  3. Bill Ohm (R)
  4. Kevin Brown (R)
  5. Randall Whitehead (R)
  6. David Robbins (R)
  7. Michael Reed (R)
  8. Joseph Krasucki (R)
  9. James Summers (R)
  10. Don LeBrun (R)
    Hillsborough 27:
  1. Shaun Doherty (R)
  2. Lynne Ober (R)
  3. Ralph Boehm (R)
  4. Shawn Jasper (R)
  5. Lars Christiansen (R)
  6. Russell Ober (D)
  7. Laura Gandia (R)
  8. Robert Haefner (R)
  9. Jordan Ulery (R)
  10. Andrew Renzullo (R)
  11. George Lambert (R)
  12. Jonathan Maltz (R)
  13. Randy Brownrigg (R)
    Merrimack 1:
  1. Robert Foose (D)
  2. David Kidder (R)
    Merrimack 2:
  1. David Palfrey (R)
  2. Dennis Reed (R)
  3. Kathy Lauer-Rago (R)
    Merrimack 3:
  1. Steve Winter (R)
    Merrimack 4:
  1. Christine Hamm (D)
  2. Derek Owen (D)
  3. Gary Richardson (D)
    Merrimack 5:
  1. Laurie Sanborn (R)
  2. Mark Lindsley (R)
    Merrimack 6:
  1. Jennifer Coffey (R)
  2. Gregory Hill (R)
  3. Seth Cohn (R)
  4. Priscilla Lockwood (R)
  5. Kenneth Kreis (R)
  6. Vacant (R)
    Merrimack 7:
  1. Brandon Giuda (R)
  2. John McDonnell (R)
  3. Brian Seaworth (R)
    Merrimack 8:
  1. Carol McGuire (R)
  2. Dan McGuire (R)
  3. Jon Richardson (R)
  4. Tony Soltani (R)
    Merrimack 9:
  1. David Hess (R)
  2. Frank Kotowski (R)
  3. Todd Smith (R)
  4. Molly Smith (R)
    Merrimack 10:
  1. Mary Gile (D)
  2. Frances Potter (D)
  3. Stephen Shurtleff (D)
  4. June Frazer (D)
    Merrimack 11:
  1. Jim MacKay (D)
  2. Lynne Blankenbeker (R)
  3. Candace Bouchard (D)
  4. Dick Patten (D)
  5. Robert Williams (D)
    Merrimack 12:
  1. Helen Deloge (D)
  2. Harold Rice (D)
  3. Mary Wallner (D)
  4. Rick Watrous (D)
    Merrimack 13:
  1. Thomas Keane (R)
  2. J.R. Hoell (R)
  3. Stephen DeStefano (D)
    Rockingham 1:
  1. Frank Case (R)
  2. Kyle Tasker (R)
  3. Joe Duarte (R)
  4. John Reagan (R)
  5. James Sullivan (R)
    Rockingham 2:
  1. Paul Brown (R)
  2. Kathleen Hoelzel (R)
  3. Lawrence Kappler (R)
    Rockingham 3:
  1. Stella Tremblay (R)
  2. Alfred Baldasaro (R)
  3. David Lundgren (R)
  4. Daniel Tamburello (R)
  5. James Headd (R)
  6. Robert Introne (R)
  7. Karen Hutchinson (R)
  8. Betsy McKinney (R)
  9. Sherman Packard (R)
    Rockingham 4:
  1. David Bates (R)
  2. Ronald Belanger (R)
  3. David Bettencourt (R)
  4. Donna Mauro (R)
  5. Gary Azarian (R)
  6. Robert Elliott (R)
  7. Marilinda Garcia (R)
  8. Mary Griffin (R)
  9. John Sytek (R)
  10. Walter Kolodziej (R)
  11. Charles McMahon (R)
  12. Richard Okerman (R)
  13. Kevin Waterhouse (R)
    Rockingham 5:
  1. Patricia Dowling (R)
  2. Beverly Ann Ferrante (R)
  3. Robert Fesh (R)
  4. Brian Chirichiello (R)
  5. Vacant (R)
  6. Andrew Manuse (R)
  7. Phyllis Katsakiores (R)
  8. John O'Connor (R)
  9. James Webb (R)
  10. Frank Sapareto (R)
  11. Kevin Reichard (R)
    Rockingham 6:
  1. Debra DeSimone  (R)
  2. James Garrity (R)
    Rockingham 7:
  1. Gene Charron (R)
  2. James Devine (R)
  3. Joseph Hagan (R)
  4. Elisabeth Sanders (R)
    Rockingham 8:
  1. Marie Sapienza (R)
  2. Regina Birdsell (D)
  3. Norman Major (D)
  4. John Sedensky (R)
  5. David Welch (R)
  6. Jeffrey Oligny (R)
  7. Ken Weyler (R)
    Rockingham 9:
  1. Jason Antosz (R)
  2. Timothy Comerford (R)
  3. Daniel Itse (R)
    Rockingham 10:
  1. Bruce MacMahon (R)
    Rockingham 11:
  1. Mary Allen (R)
  2. Wes Shuler (R)
    Rockingham 12:
  1. Joshua Davenport (R)
  2. Marcia Moody (D)
  3. Adam Schroadter (R)
    Rockingham 13:
  1. Donna Schlachman (D)
  2. Patricia Lovejoy (D)
  3. Matthew Quandt (R)
  4. Lee Quandt (R)
  5. Timothy Copeland (R)
  6. Patrick Abrami (R)
  7. Michele Peckham (R)
  8. Joanne Ward (R)
    Rockingham 14:
  1. Amy Perkins (R)
  2. Glenn Ritter (R)
  3. Lawrence Perkins (R)
  4. Kevin Janvrin (R)
    Rockingham 15:
  1. Christopher Nevins (R)
  2. Kevin Sullivan (R)
  3. Frederick Rice (R)
  4. Jim Waddell (R)
  5. Kenneth Sheffert (R)
    Rockingham 16:
  1. Jacqueline Cali-Pitts (D)
  2. Rich DiPentima (D)
  3. James Powers (D)
  4. Terie Norelli (D)
  5. Laura Pantelakos (D)
  6. Robin Read (D)
  7. Christopher Serlin (D)
    Rockingham 17:
  1. Pamela Tucker (R)
    Rockingham 18:
  1. Brian Murphy (R)
  2. Will Smith (R)
    Strafford 1:
  1. Sandra Keans (D)
  2. Anne Grassie (D)
  3. Warren Groen (R)
  4. Laura Jones (R)
  5. Cliff Newton (R)
  6. Kyle Jones (R)
  7. Julie Brown (R)
  8. Fred Leonard (R)
  9. Susan DeLemus (R)
    Strafford 2:
  1. Dale Sprague (D)
  2. Roger Berube (D)
  3. Kristen Larsen (R)
  4. Philip Munck (R)
  5. Dale Spainhower (D)
    Strafford 3:
  1. Sam Cataldo (R)
  2. Lou Vita (R)
  3. Bill O'Connor (R)
  4. Carol Vita (R)
  5. Joseph Pitre (R)
  6. Robbie Parsons (R)
  7. Robert Perry (D)
  8. William Panek (R)
    Strafford 4:
  1. Brendon Browne (D)
  2. Peter Schmidt (D)
  3. David Watters (D)
    Strafford 5:
  1. Dorothea Hooper (D)
  2. Baldwin Domingo (D)
  3. Marsha Pelletier (D)
    Strafford 6:
  1. Roland Hofemann (D)
  2. Michael Weeden (R)
  3. Donald Andolina (R)
    Strafford 7:
  1. Timothy Horrigan (D)
  2. Naida Kaen (D)
  3. Jenna Roberts (D)
  4. Phil Ginsburg (D)
  5. Judith Spang (D)
  6. Janet Wall (D+R)

    Sullivan 1:

  1. Benjamin Lefebvre (D)
  2. Andy Schmidt (D)
    Sullivan 2:
  1. Thomas Howard (R)
  2. Steven Cunningham (R)
  3. Beverly Rodeschin (R)
    Sullivan 3:
  1. Spec Bowers (R)
    Sullivan 4:
  1. John Cloutier (D)
  2. Raymond Gagnon (D)
  3. Paul LaCasse (R)
  4. Charlene Lovett (R)
  5. Philip Osgood (R)
    Sullivan 5:
  1. Steven Smith (R)
  2. Thomas Laware (R)


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