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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.
November 2 General Election Results[edit]
The following candidates won election on November 2, 2010:
Majority control[edit]
- See also: Partisan composition of state houses
Heading into the November 2 election, the Democratic Party held the majority in the New Hampshire House of Representatives:
New Hampshire House of Representatives
|
Party
|
As of November 1, 2010
|
After the 2010 Election
|
|
Democratic Party
|
216
|
102
|
|
Republican Party
|
174
|
298
|
|
Vacancy
|
10
|
-
|
Total
|
400
|
400
|
Campaign spending[edit]
This chart shows how many candidates ran for state House of Representatives in New Hampshire in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign spending in state House races, including spending in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.[1]
Year
|
Number of candidates
|
Total contributions
|
2010
|
835
|
$489,484
|
2008
|
794
|
$468,987
|
2006
|
783
|
$528,066
|
2004
|
815
|
$403,625
|
2002
|
794
|
$379,737
|
In 2010, the candidates for state house raised a total of $489,484 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were:[2]
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
|
Incumbency[edit]
Unopposed incumbents[edit]
Four incumbents (0.10%) faced no competition in the November 2 general election and were thus, barring unforeseen circumstances, guaranteed re-election.
- One Democratic incumbent faced no November challenger.
- Three GOP incumbents faced no November challenger.
Primary challenges[edit]
Twenty-eight incumbents faced competition in the September 14 primary.
Nine incumbents did not advance past the September 14 primary:
Retiring incumbents[edit]
Ninety-three incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 297 incumbents (76.15%) ran for re-election. Of the 93 incumbents who did not run for re-election, 55 are Democrats and 38 are Republican.
Qualifications[edit]
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."
List of candidates
Belknap 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Francine Wendelboe did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Ruth Gulick: 581
- Tyler Simpson: 808
Belknap 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Liz Merry: 1057, Eric Dawson: 635
- Dennis Fields: 1273 , Bill Tobin: 1323
Belknap 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Stephen Nedeau did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Carla Horne: 1185, Kate Miller: 995
- Colette Worsman: 1480 , Bob Greemore: 1412
Belknap 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Judith Reever did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican John Veazey did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Beth Reever Arsenault: 2105, Richard Stuart: 1948, David Stamps: 1871, Ed Allard: 1747, Maureen Baxley: 1531
- Donald Flanders: 2885 , Franklin Tilton: 2858 , Robert Luther: 2608 , Robert Kingsbury: 2414 , Harry Accornero: 2488
Belknap 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Alida Millham decided to replace Laurie Boyce on the ballot after Boyce dropped out in October.
November 2 General election candidates:
- William Johnson: 3067, Don Morin: 2523, Ellen McClung: 2267, Owen Carey-Hatch: 2037, Johan Andersen: 2049, Kenny Bourbeau: 1966, George Condodemetraky: 2144
- Jeffrey St. Cyr: 5257 , Alida Millham: 4986 , Robert Malone: 4798 , Guy Comtois: 4709 , Peter Bolster: 4732 , Elaine Swinford: 4901 , James Pilliod: 5223
Belknap 6[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Deborah Chase: 534
- David Russell: 968
Carroll 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Syndi White: 2,030, Tom Buco: 2,296, Edward Butler: 2,279, William Riley: 1,552
- Gene Chandler: 2,999 , Karen Umberger: 2,693 , Frank McCarthy: 2,475 , Laurie Pettengill: 2,380
Carroll 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Robert Bridgham: 717
- Norman Tregenza: 749
Carroll 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican John Roberts did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Susan Wiley: 1,889, Herb Cooper: 1,331
- Harry Merrow: 2,141 , Mark McConkey: 2,175 , David Babson: 2,037
Carroll 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Stanley Stevens did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Louise Graham: 2,114, John White: 1,900, Gary Chehames: 1,875
- Betsey Patten: 3,926 , J. David Knox: 4,057 , Christopher Ahlgren: 3,747 , Steve Schmidt: 3,576
Carroll 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
- Dino Scala: 719 a Incumbent Scala was first elected in 2008.
- Joseph Fleck: 647 a Incumbent Fleck was first elected in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Martha Pike: 810, Jeffery Ballard: 779
- Dino Scala: 1 ,662 , Joseph Fleck: 1,582
Cheshire 1[edit]
Note: This seat was vacant prior to the November 2, 2010 general election.
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Paul Berch: 677
- Robert Moore: 779
Cheshire 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Lucy McVitty Weber: 1757 , Tara Sad: 1769 , Daniel Adams Eaton: 1602
- Ann Cartwright: 1775 , Whitney Aldrich: 1692, Richard Nalevanko: 1639
Cheshire 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Delmar Burridge, Suzanne Butcher, and Timothy Robertson did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Charles Weed: 4,061 , Kris Roberts: 4,130 , Steven Lindsey: 3,654 , Cynthia Chase: 3,590 , Gladys Johnsen: 3,532 , David Meader: 3,686 , Sam Hawkes: 3,340
- Maureen Benik Metivier: 2,566, Joseph Bendzinski: 2,387, Arto Leino: 2,193, Jack Laurent: 2,285, William Chaffee: 2,261, Peter Benik: 2,588
Cheshire 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Timothy Butterworth did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- William Butynski: 2,072 , Henry Parkhurst: 2,010 , Daniel Carr: 1,796 , Richard Kolakoski: 1,730
- Dennis Murphy: 1,339, Edwin Smith: 1,746 , Carri Brede: 1,381
Cheshire 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Barbara Hull Richardson did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Theresa Majoy: 651
- Richard Dwinell: 697
Cheshire 6[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Nancy Carlson and Peter Allen did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Alfred Lerandeau: 2,093 , Bruce Tatro: 2,055 , Gilbert Gitchell: 1,559
- Jane Johnson: 1,992 , John Byrnes: 1,571 , Chester Lapointe: 1,382, James Wall: 1,346
Cheshire 7[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Bonnie Mitchell did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Richard Ames: 1,911, Nancy Lloyd: 1,396, Maximilian Mitchell: 1,260, Keith Halloran: 1,171
- John Hunt: 2,655 , Susan Emerson: 2,515 , Franklin Sterling: 2,518 , Charlie Moore: 2,363
- September 14 Democratic primary:
No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Eric Stohl (D+R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Laurence Rappaport: 1,329 , Duffy Daugherty: 1,069
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Evalyn Merrick: 1,895 , Troy Merner: 1,363, Eugene Montgomery: 1,178
- John Tholl: 2,158 , Herbert Richardson: 2,323 , William Remick: 2,375 , Eric S. Catman, Sr.: 1,635
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- William Hatch: 650
- Bruce Lary: 608
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Lucy Mears did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Gary Coulombe: 2,699 , Robert Theberge: 1,940 , Yvonne Thomas: 1,782 , Vivian L'Heureux: 1,131
- Lisa Cordwell: 1,240, Marc Tremblay: 1,595
Grafton 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Brien Ward did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- LeeAnn Michael: 737
- Lyle Bulis: 1,312 , Stephanie Eaton: 1,235
Grafton 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kathleen Taylor: 777
- David Starr: 675
Grafton 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Susan Ford: 987, Norma Jackman: 858
- Edmond Gionet: 1,255 , Gregory Sorg: 1,308
Grafton 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
Note: Incumbent Democrat Robert Matheson did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Lester Bradley
Grafton 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Roderick Ladd: 1,381 , Paul Ingbretson: 1,264
Grafton 6[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- James Aguiar: 1,289 , Carol Friedrich: 1,114
- Charles Brosseau: 1,292 , Victoria Schwaegler: 1,287
Grafton 7[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Suzanne Smith: 298 a Incumbent Smith was first elected in 2008.
- Mary Cooney: 281 a Incumbent Cooney was first elected in 2000.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Suzanne Smith: 1,009 , Mary Cooney: 951
- Henry Ahern: 885, Neil McIver: 825
Grafton 8[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republicans Margie Maybeck and Burton Williams did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Philip Preston: 1,618, Jennifer Tuthill: 1,500, Marilyn Lieto: 1,371
- Skip Reilly: 2,232 , Jeff Shackett: 2,119 , Paul Simard: 1,864
Grafton 9[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Sharon Nordgren: 3,712 , Bernard Benn: 3,595 , David Pierce: 3,687 , Beatriz Pastor-Bodmer: 3,462
- Arthur Stout: 1,496
Grafton 10[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Chuck Townsend: 1,629 , Suzanne Laliberte: 1,491, Catherine Mulholland: 1,524
- Paul Mirski: 1,741 , Charles Sova: 1,701 , Robert Hull: 1,592
Grafton 11[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Susan Almy: 738 a Incumbent Almy was first elected in 1996.
- Laurie Harding: 736 a Incumbent Harding was first elected in 2004.
- Andrew White: 707 a Incumbent White was first elected in 2009.
- Franklin Gould: 694 a Incumbent Gould was first elected in 2008.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Susan Almy:2,540 , Laurie Harding: 2,558 , Andrew White: 2,517 , Franklin Gould: 2,364
- Alan Patterson: 1,550, Carissa Means: 1,461, John Clifford: 1,425
Hillsborough 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Philip Harvey did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Gilman Shattuck: 1,718, Ronald Mack: 1,627, Marjorie Porter: 1,763
- Robert Fredette: 1,815 , Holly Mecheski: 1,840 , David Fullerton: 1,699
Hillsborough 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Catriona Beck and Claudia Chase did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Christine Ordzie: 1,168, Arthur Stickney: 965
- Harry Bartlett Hardwick: 1,473 , Daniel Donovan: 1,351
Hillsborough 3[edit]
Note: The fourth district seat of Hillsborough 3 was vacant.
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Andrew Peterson did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jill Hammond: 2,313, Steve Spratt: 2,308, Kath Allen: 2,212, Peter Leishman: 2,299
- James Coffey: 2,659 , Bruce Marcus: 2,391 , Jim Parison: 2,529 , Robert Huxley: 2,338
Hillsborough 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Linda Foster did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates: (4 seats up for election)
- Jennifer Daler: 2,497, Theodore Groh: 2,331, Andrew French: 2,342, Kary Jencks: 2,379
- William O'Brien: 3,259 , Robert Mead: 3,217 , Frank Holden: 3,220 , William Condra: 3,092
Hillsborough 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Donald Ryder did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Melanie Levesque: 2,457, Brian Rater: 1,405, John Dunn: 1,341, Georjean Shrager: 1,146
- Jim Belanger: 3,832 , Richard Drisko: 3,380 , Carolyn Gargasz: 3,533 , Jack Flanagan: 3,159
Hillsborough 6[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Peter Bergin did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Ruth Heden: 3,490, Shannon Chandley: 3,924, John McDermott: 3,061, Nicole Chininis: 2,951, Callen Maynard: 2,709, John Shonle: 2,543
- Stephen Stepanek: 5,519 , Robert Rowe: 5,433 , Gary Daniels: 5,385 , Robert Willette: 5,536 , Peter Hansen: 5,222 , William Belvin: 5,409 , Stephen Palmer: 4,665 , Sean Coughlin: 4,680
Hillsborough 7[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Randolph Holden did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kevin Hodges: 2,773, Reta MacGregor: 2,453, Timothy McKernan: 2,381, Benjamin Hampton: 2,202, Derek Winsor: 1,997, LeRoy Marcroft: 1,875, Ellen Dokton: 2,277, Susan Winsor: 2,514
- Mark Warden: 4,565 , Lawrence Emerton: 4,527 , Neal Kurk: 4,399 , John Hikel: 4,330 , Russell Day: 4,348 , Gary Hopper: 4,406 , John Burt: 4,495 , Calvin Pratt: 3,972
Hillsborough 8[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jeffrey Goley: 2,084 , Peter Ramsey: 1,845 , Daniel Sullivan: 1,963
- Omer Beaudoin: 1,660, Ed Mosca: 1,631
Hillsborough 9[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat James Craig did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Saghir Tahir did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Robert Thompson: 1,237, Sandra Smith: 1,264, Linda Garrish Thomas: 1,232
- Win Hutchinson: 1,417 , Cam DeJong: 1,365 , Mike Ball: 1,355
Hillsborough 10[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note Incumbent Democrat Alexis Chininis did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Patrick Long: 813 , Jean Jeudy: 715 , Michael Brunelle: 700
- Chuck Thibault: 660, Corey Cormiea: 540, Muni Savyon: 486
Hillsborough 11[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Robert Walsh: 753, Nickolas Levasseur: 775 , John Barriere: 639
- Leo Pepino: 921 , Kathleen Souza: 808 , Roy Shoults: 703
Hillsborough 12[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Theodoros Rokas: 679 , John Gimas: 652 , Roger Hebert: 503
- Richard Olson: 516, Norma Greer Champagne: 538 , Robert Tarr: 484
Hillsborough 13[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Benjamin Baroody: 1,270 , Daniel Bergeron: 1,183, George Skilogianis: 993
- William Infantine: 1,772 , Larry Gagne: 1,464
Hillsborough 14[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Carol Ann Williams did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Patrick Garrity: 1,024 , Robert Haley: 799, Daniel McDonald: 760
- Kathleen Cusson-Cail: 1,019 , Ross Terrio: 949 , Alan Cail: 874
Hillsborough 15[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Thomas Katsiantonis: 1,332 , Michael Farley: 1,057, Brian Curran: 940
- Steve Vaillancourt: 1,693 , Mark Proulx: 1,626
Hillsborough 16[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Barbara Shaw: 282 a Incumbent Shaw was first elected in 2000.
- Maurice Pilotte: 249 a Incumbent Pilotte was first elected in 2002.
- Joan Flurey: 231 a Incumbent Flurey was first elected in 2008.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Barbara Shaw: 1,166 , Maurice Pilotte: 1,037 , Joan Flurey: 1,014
- Robert Barry: 1,030, Gail Barry: 1,040 , Mark Krochmal: 983
Hillsborough 17[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats David Nixon, Roger Beauchamp, and Jane Beaulieu did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Ronald Boisvert: 2,297, Bob Backus: 2,278, Charles Bernier: 2,152, George Katsiantonis: 2,164, Tiffany Brown: 2,141, Joel Winters: 2,324, Shaun Leary: 1,926, David George: 1,978
- Connie Soucy: 3,232 , Irene Messier: 3,238 , Carlos Gonzalez: 2,938 , Phil Greazzo: 2,792 , Matthew Swank: 2,724 , Tammy Simmons: 2,655 , Jerry Bergevin: 2,697 , Thomas Beattie: 2,465
Hillsborough 18[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jane Boyer: 2,492, Jerry Hanauer: 2,494, Kristie Poltronieri: 2,447
- Moe Villeneuve: 5,818 , John Cebrowski: 5,687 , Ken Hawkins: 5,645 , Edward Moran: 5,677 , Keith Murphy: 5,471 , John Graham: 5,684
Hillsborough 19[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat James O'Neil did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republicans Robert L'Heureux, Peyton Hinkle, Nancy Elliott, D.L. Christensen, and Peter Batula did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Maria McNaught: 2,729, Richard Arthur: 2,740, Donald Botsch: 2,936, Kim Kojak: 2,882, Lynne Wenz: 2,715, Evan Fulmer: 2,316, Tom Barringer: 2,564, Jack Rothman: 2,547
- Chris Christensen: 5,619 , Dick Hinch: 5,502 , Tony Pellegrino: 5,533 , Jeanine Notter: 5,148 , Dick Barry: 5,373 , Lenette Peterson: 5,039 , Joseph Thomas: 4,835 , Kathleen Stroud: 5,051
Hillsborough 20[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Ruth Ginsburg did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kathryn Nelson: 1,495, Anthony Matarazzo: 1,472
- Carl Seidel: 1,867 , Sean McGuinness: 1,791 , Kevin Avard: 1,505
Hillsborough 21[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Paul Hackel did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Suzanne Harvey: 1,355, Tom McAndrews: 1,086, Harvey Keye: 962
- Michael McCarthy: 1,500 , Michael Balboni: 1,373 , Donald McClarren: 1,360
Hillsborough 22[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Lucinda Rosenwald: 1,273 , Brian Rhodes: 1,184 , Lori Movsesian: 1,148
- Cathy Clair: 1,015, Lisa Scontsas: 1,267 , Susan Carlson: 1,181
Hillsborough 23[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- David Cote: 151 a Incumbent Cote was first elected in 1982.
- Mary Gorman: 148 a Incumbent Gorman was first elected in 1998.
- Seth Marshall: 122 a Incumbent Marshall was first elected in 2006.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- David Cote: 720 , Mary Gorman: 752 , Seth Marshall: 619
- Howard Coffman: 537, Timothy Hogan: 629
Hillsborough 24[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Jane Clemons did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kenneth Gidge: 989 , Roland LeFebvre: 867, David Campbell: 1,011
- Michael Buxton: 1,085 , Greg Surbey: 917, Troy Saunders: 865
Hillsborough 25[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat June Caron did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Timothy Soucy: 960, Mark Wholey: 816, Bil Bonnice: 618
- Edith Hogan: 1,054 , Timothy Twombly: 1,082 , Duane Erickson: 968
Hillsborough 26[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Pamela Price and Kimberly Shaw did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Michael O'Brien: 3,266, Angeline Kopka: 3,531, John Kelley: 3,193, Carolyn Lisle: 2,968, Brian Poznanski: 3,384, Arthur Douzanis: 2,936, Linda Harriott-Gathright: 2,868, Tom Finnerty: 2,943, Roland LaPlante: 2,911, Richard Thompson: 2,696
- Peter Silva: 4,554 , Barry Palmer: 3,977 , Bill Ohm: 4,152 , Kevin Brown: 4,238 , Randall Whitehead: 4,010 , David Robbins: 3,758 , Michael Reed: 3,749 , Joseph Krasucki: 3,601 , James Summers: 3,637 , Don LeBrun: 3,920
Hillsborough 27[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mary Ann Knowles: 4,139, John Knowles: 4,021, Valerie Hardy: 3,464, Kevin Riley: 3,295, Hal Lynde: 3,321, Sandy Amlaw: 3,188, SallyAnne Jeglinski: 3,078, Richard Ingram: 3,129, Vivian McGuire: 3,132, Ann Clark-Balcom: 2,989,
James Caron: 3,103, Alejandro Urrutia: 2,660, Stuart Schneiderman: 2,658
- Shaun Doherty: 8,242 , Lynne Ober: 8,241 , Ralph Boehm: 6,803 , Shawn Jasper: 7,284 , Lars Christiansen: 7,138 , Russell Ober: 7,444 , Laura Gandia: 7,270 , Robert Haefner: 7,163 , Jordan Ulery: 6,888 ,
Andrew Renzullo: 6,918 , George Lambert: 6,957 , Jonathan Maltz: 6,106 , Randy Brownrigg: 6,201
Merrimack 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Randy Foose: 1,563 , Tom Schamberg: 944
- David Kidder: 1,951 , Anne Copp: 1,452
Merrimack 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Leigh Webb: 1,131, Delaney Carrier: 831, Carlos Cardona: 638
- David Palfrey: 1,456 , Dennis Reed: 1,397 , Kathy Lauer-Rago: 1,343
Merrimack 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Patricia McMahon: 848
- Steve Winter: 997
Merrimack 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Christine Hamm: 1015 a Incumbent Hamm was first elected in 2002.
- Gary Richardson: 784 a Incumbent Richardson was first elected in 2006.
- Derek Owen: 772 a Incumbent Owen was first elected in 1992.
- Ian Tewksbury: 402
- Keith Harrison: 176
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Christine Hamm: 2,759 , Gary Richardson: 2,674 , Derek Owen: 2,637
- Richard Kennedy: 2,020, Leigh Macneil: 1,808, Averill Cate: 1,681
Merrimack 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Barbara French: 365 a Incumbent French was first elected in 1996.
- Elizabeth Rodd: 335 a Incumbent Rodd was first elected in 2008.
- Eleanor Kjellman: 180
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Barbara French: 1,160, Elizabeth Rodd: 1,083
- Laurie Sanborn: 1,184 , Mark Lindsley: 1,216
Merrimack 6[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Claire Clarke did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Frank Tupper: 2,527, Deborah Wheeler: 2,900, Joy Tilton: 2,784, Caroletta Alicea: 2,207, Kathryn Cushman: 2,414, Timothy Chrysostom: 1,970
- Jennifer Coffey: 3,789 , Gregory Hill: 3,529 , Seth Cohn: 3,273 , Priscilla Lockwood: 3,643 , Kenneth Kreis: 3,112 , Sean Cox: 3,101
Merrimack 7[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Sara Kelly: 393 a Incumbent Kelly was first elected in 2006.
- Frank Davis: 382 a Incumbent Davis was first elected in 2006.
- Dianne Schuett: 345 a Incumbent Schuett was first elected in 2008.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Sara Kelly: 1,581, Frank Davis: 1,584, Dianne Schuett: 1,456
- Brandon Giuda: 1,819 , John McDonnell: 1,666 , Brian Seaworth: 1,743
Merrimack 8[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Carole Brown, Margaret Porter, and Charles Yeaton did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mary Frambach: 1,500, Michael Brewster: 1,378
- Carol McGuire: 2,561 , Dan McGuire: 2,315 , Jon Richardson: 2,485 , Tony Soltani: 2,427
Merrimack 9[edit]
Note: The fourth district seat of Merrimack 9 was vacant.
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
- David Hess: 894 a Incumbent Hess was first elected in 1994.
- Todd Smith: 787 a Incumbent Smith was first elected in 2008.
- Frank Kotowski: 685 a Incumbent Kotowski was first elected in 2008.
- Molly Smith: 651 a
- Dick Marple: 623
- Richard McGahey: 482
- Michael Pischetola: 409
November 2 General election candidates:
- Suzanne Calley: 1,461, Patricia Giaquinto: 1,357
- David Hess: 2,980 , Todd Smith: 2,837 , Frank Kotowski: 2,900 , Molly Smith: 2,836
Merrimack 10[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat William Stetson did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mary Gile: 2,148 , Stephen Shurtleff: 2,216 , Frances Potter: 1,994 , June Frazer: 1,835
- Carrie McGee: 1,636, Myril Cox: 1,441
Merrimack 11[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat John DeJoie did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jim MacKay: 3,071 , Candace Bouchard: 2,869 , Robert Williams: 2,706 , Dick Patten: 2,998 , Michael Bartlett: 2,481
- Lynne Blankenbeker: 2,521 , Jeff Newman: 2,030, Frank Rosano: 1,919, Klee Dienes: 1,652, Barbara Barrett: 2,055
Merrimack 12[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Jessie Osborne did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mary Wallner: 2,526 , Helen Deloge: 2,412 , Harold Rice: 2,499 , Rick Watrous: 2,266
- John Kalb: 1,408, Pamela Ean: 1,577, Garret Ean: 1,395, Seth Hipple: 1,237
Merrimack 13[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Eric Anderson did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Stephen DeStefano: 2,376 , Mary Beth Walz: 2,120, Christopher Andrews: 1,668
- Thomas Keane: 2,551 , JR Joell: 2,198 , Jack Finan: 2,109
Rockingham 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Susi Nord did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Maureen Mann: 2,730, Lucy Edwards: 2,355, Tom St. Martin: 1,976, Jill Sunde: 1,956, Chris Mills: 1,918
- John Reagan: 3,865 , Frank Case: 4,222 , James Sullivan: 3,849 , Kyle Tasker: 3,840 , Joe Duarte: 3,476
Rockingham 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Franklin Bishop did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Paul Brown: 2,020 , Lawrence Kappler: 1,907 , Kathleen Hoelzel: 1,903
Rockingham 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republicans Dudley Dumaine and Frank Emiro did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Lisa Whittemore: 3,378, Kevin Kennedy: 2,948, Sean Marden: 2,605, David Howard: 2,950, Ralph Giangregorio: 2,515, Frances Gehling: 2,675, Jerry Conner: 2,582, Robert Williams: 2,464, Alan Hoffman: 2,674
- Alfred Baldasaro: 6,227 , Robert Introne: 5,655 , David Lundgren: 5,985 , Sherman Packard: 5,673 , Betsy McKinney: 6,032 , James Headd: 5,499 , Karen Hutchinson: 5,916 , Stella Tremblay: 5,516 , Daniel Tamburello: 5,318
Rockingham 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Anne Priestley did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Matthew O'Shaughnessy: 3,669, Carolyn Webber: 3,851, Daphne Kenyon: 2,976, Ann Kern: 2,967, Matthew Groch: 2,613, Jane Lang: 2,725, Jocelyn Leary: 2,566, Christine White-Rogers: 2,746, Lori Demaine: 2,647, Neil Fallon: 2,570, Ellie Rouillard: 2,447, Thomas Witham: 2,450, Henri Azibert: 2,167
- David Bettencourt: 8,249 , Mary Griffin: 8,094 , Charles McMahon: 7,370 , Marilinda Garcia: 7,026 , Kevin Waterhouse: 7,007 , John Sytek: 7,404 , David Bates: 6,665 , Walter Kolodziej: 6,681 , Ronald Belanger: 7,422 , Robert Elliott: 7,319 , Richard Okerman: 6,489 , Gary Azarian: 6,952 , Donna Mauro: 6,642
Rockingham 5[edit]
Note: The 11th District seat of Rockingham 5 was vacant.
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republicans James Rausch and John Gleason did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Gina Hutchinson: 3,112, Barbara McCarthy: 2,672, Betsy Burtis: 2,704, Jeffrey DeRego: 2,242, Deborah Cuenca: 2,298, Nick Arancio: 2,321, Eladio Cucena, Jr.: 2,069
- Andrew Manuse: 4,888 , Phyllis Katsakiores: 5,263 , Frank Sapareto: 4,980 , Patricia Dowling: 5,218 , Robert Fesh: 4,596 , Beverly Ann Ferrante: 4,872 , John O'Connor: 4,796 , James Webb: 4,546 , Kenneth Gould: 4,694 , Brian Chirichiello: 4,505 , Kevin Reichard: 4,362
Rockingham 6[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
- Note: Incumbent James Garrity (New Hampshire) also ran for this seat, receiving 800 votes. a
November 2 General election candidates:
- James Garrity (New Hampshire): 2,124
- Debra DeSimone: 2,022
Rockingham 7[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
- Gene Charron: 958 a Incumbent Charron was first elected in 2004.
- Joseph Hagan: 881 a Incumbent Hagan was first elected in 2008.
- Elisabeth Sanders: 862 a Incumbent Sanders was first elected in 2004.
- James Devine: 834 a Incumbent Devine was first elected in 2006.
- Frank Carrio: 572
November 2 General election candidates:
- Charlotte Lister: 1,424, Gertrud Nugent: 1,245, Jenna Gawne: 1,235
- Gene Charron: 3,197 , Joseph Hagan: 3,067 , Elisabeth Sanders: 3,246 , James Devine: 3,096
Rockingham 8[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Roger Wells did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Melissa Lyons: 2,456, Carol Croteau: 2,332
- Norman Major: 4,931 , Ken Weyler: 4,509 , David Welch: 4,622 , John Sedensky: 4,512 , Jeffrey Oligny: 4,181 , Marie Sapienza: 4,562 , Regina Birdsell: 4,319
Rockingham 9[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- C. Pennington Brown: 1,232, Erik Johnson: 1,043, Gregory Tillman: 1,155
- Daniel Itse: 2,098 , Timothy Comerford: 1,915 , Jason Antosz: 1,731
Rockingham 10[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Don Petterson: 105 a Incumbent Petterson was first elected in 2007.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Don Petterson: 694
- Bruce MacMahon: 877
Rockingham 11[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Patricia McCarthy: 687, Kimberley Casey: 785
- Wes Shuler: 1,427 , Mary Allen: 1,351
Rockingham 12[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Dennis Abbott and Doreen Howard did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Al Knight: 1,632, Marcia Moody: 1,848 , Barbara Lerch: 1,539
- Joshua Davenport: 1,734 , Michael Woodworth: 1,603, Adam Schroadter: 1,824
Rockingham 13[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Judith Day, John Henson, and Joe Russell did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republicans Stella Scamman and Doug Scamman did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Donna Schlachman: 5,096 , Denise Landis: 4,484, Kathleen Russell: 4,591, Ann Schieber: 4,127, Adam Kelly: 3,979, Michael Perfit: 3,995, B. Jumbo Jervis: 4,185, Patricia Lovejoy: 4,876
- Matthew Quandt: 5,440 , Lee Quandt: 5,360 , Timothy Copeland: 5,255 , Patrick Abrami: 4,971 , Michele Peckham: 4,938 , Ron Dupuis: 4,674, Frank Ferraro: 4,830, Joanne Ward: 5,019
Rockingham 14[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Mark Preston did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican Albert Weare did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Elaine Ahearn: 1,366, Ryan Mahoney: 1,404, Nuala Leong: 1,185
- Amy Perkins: 2,689 , Glenn Ritter: 2,128 , Lawrence Perkins: 2,518 , Gary Wheaton: 2,275
Rockingham 15[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Susan Kepner did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republicans Russell Bridle and Nancy Stiles did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Robert Cushing: 2,579, Chris Muns: 2,502, Bill Ford: 2,160, Dick Desrosiers: 2,311, Larry Stuker: 2,161
- Christopher Nevins: 3,498 , Kevin Sullivan: 3,211 , Frederick Rice: 3,327 , Jim Waddell: 3,091 , Kenneth Sheffert: 2,665
Rockingham 16[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Paul McEachern and James Splaine did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Terie Norelli: 4,892 , James Powers: 4,507 , Robin Read: 4,439 , Jacqueline Cali-Pitts: 4,611 , Laura Pantelakos: 5,113 , Christopher Serlin: 4,279 , Rich DiPentima: 4,201
- Jack Thorsen: 3,130, Christopher Burns: 2,720, Sue Polidura: 2,692, Wayne Doherty: 2,650, Greg Bosselait: 2,471
Rockingham 17[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Richard Peyser: 422
- Pamela Tucker: 1,157
Rockingham 18[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- David Borden: 1,521, Elisa Bolton: 1,326
- Will Smith: 1,819 , Brian Murphy: 1,747
Strafford 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican James Twombly did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Sandra Keans: 3,546 , Anne Grassie: 3,472 , Elaine Lauterborn: 3,101, William Brennan: 2,998, Pamela Hubbard: 3,254, Rose Marie Rogers: 2,741, Shawn Mickelonis: 2,637, Pete Dow: 2,365, Sandra Teti: 2,500
- Warren Groen: 4,562 , Laura Jones: 4,227 , Cliff Newton: 4,101 , Kyle Jones: 4,050 , Julie Brown: 4,348 , Fred Leonard: 3,874 , Bernhard McKay: 3,452, Susan DeLemus: 3,754 , Evelyn Logan: 3,451
Strafford 2[edit]
Note: The 5th District seat of Strafford 2 was vacant.
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Dale Sprague: 2,077 , Roger Berube: 2,017 , Deanna Rollo: 1,769, Kenneth Ward: 1,723, Dale Spainhower: 1,849
- Brian Scanlan: 1,751, Kristen Larson: 1,866 , Philip Munck: 1,770 , Laurie Deptula: 1,611
Strafford 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats James Cyr and Dennis Vachon did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
Note: Incumbent Republican David Bickford did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Larry Brown: 3,423, Robert Perry: 3,206, Susan Price (New Hampshire): 3,384, Janet Kalar: 3,138, Rachel Burke: 3,337, Richard Stanley: 2,990, Cory Mattocks: 2,878, Dennis Vachon: 3,556
- Sam Cataldo: 4,863 , Lou Vita: 4,641 , Bill O'Connor: 4,670 , Carol Vita: 4,948 , Joseph Pitre: 4,469 , Robbie Parsons: 4,326 , William Panek: 4,118 , Martin Harty: 4,200
Strafford 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Peter Schmidt: 1,507 , David Watters: 1,542 , Brendon Browne: 1,419
- Christopher Buck: 955, Greg Vatistas: 964
Strafford 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Jennifer Brown (New Hampshire) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Dorothea Hopper: 1,830 , Marsha Pelletier: 1,629 , Baldwin Domingo: 1,582
- Brett Bacon: 1,465, Thomas Lamy: 1,540, Sheridan Folger: 1,345
Strafford 6[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrat Robert Lewis did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Roland Hofemann: 1,525 , Mark Ryder: 1,302, Kenneth Stanley: 1,288
- Michael Weeden: 1,595 , Donald Andolina: 1,306
Strafford 7[edit]
Note: The first district seat of Strafford 7 was vacant.
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- Janet Wall: 724 a Incumbent Wall was first elected in 1986.
- Naida Kaen: 684 a Incumbent Kaen was first elected in 1994.
- Judith Spang: 655 a Incumbent Spang was first elected in 1998.
- Jenna Roberts: 570 a
- Phil Ginsburg: 568 a
- Timothy Horrigan: 544 a Incumbent Horrigan was first elected in 2008. - attempted to withdraw following his resignation on 8/12/10 but remained on the ballot and was re-elected
Note: Incumbent Democrats Emma Rous and Marjorie Smith did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Janet Wall: 4,920 , Naida Kaen: 3,546 , Judith Spang: 3,330 , Jenna Roberts: 3,435 , Phil Ginsburg: 3,316 , Timothy Horrigan: 3,237
- Ann Lane: 2,423, Amos Townsend: 2,002, David Childs: 2,002
Sullivan 1[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Charlotte Houde Quimby and Carla Skinder did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Andy Schmidt: 1,717 , Benjamin Lefebvre: 1,634
- Laura Ward: 1,323, Leo Wallin: 1,108
Sullivan 2[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Peter Franklin: 1,037, Austin Jacobs: 1,238, Dan Lloyd: 997
- Beverly Rodeschin: 1,985 , Steven Cunningham: 1,797 , Thomas Howard: 1,654
Sullivan 3[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Suzanne Gottling: 724
- Spec Bowers: 749
Sullivan 4[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
Note: Incumbent Democrats Thomas Donovan and Sandra Harris did not seek re-election in 2010.
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- John Cloutier: 1,934 , Raymond Gagnon: 1,899 , Larry Converse: 1,495, Joshua Hansen: 1,463, Matthew Baird-Torney: 1,365
- Philip Osgood: 2,500 , Paul LaCasse: 2,020 , Marie Lozito: 1,754, Steve Picano: 1,782, Charlene Lovett: 2,023
Sullivan 5[edit]
- September 14 Democratic primary:
- September 14 GOP primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
- Cynthia Sweeney: 884, Jim McClammer: 866
- Steven Smith: 931 , Thomas Laware: 900
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