2020 New Hampshire House of Representatives election

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New Hampshire House of Representatives election, 2020
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  2018 November 3, 2020 2022  

All 400 seats in the New Hampshire House of Representatives
201 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
  3x4.svg SteveShurtleff.jpg
Leader Dick Hinch Steve Shurtleff
Party Republican Democratic
Leader's seatHillsborough 21Merrimack 11
Last election166234
Seats before159231
Seats won213187
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 47Decrease2.svg 47
Popular vote1,319,1311,267,790
Percentage50.9%48.9%

2020 New Hampshire State House election.svg
Results:
     Democratic gain     Republican gain
     Democratic hold     Republican hold

Speaker before election

Steve Shurtleff
Democratic

Elected Speaker

Dick Hinch [lower-alpha 1]
Republican

The 2020 New Hampshire House of Representatives elections took place as part of the biennial United States elections. New Hampshire voters elected all 400 state representatives from 204 districts. State representatives serve two-year terms in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. A primary election on September 8, 2020 determined which candidates appeared on the November 3 general election ballot. All the members elected will serve in the 167th New Hampshire General Court.

Contents

Following the 2018 election, Democrats had control of the New Hampshire House of Representatives with 231 seats to Republicans' 159 seats. Following the 2020 election, the Republicans flipped control of the chamber alongside the New Hampshire Senate. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Summary of results

District Incumbent PartyElected representativeParty
Belknap 1 Harry Viens RepTom PloszajRep
2Harry BeanRepHarry BeanRep
Glen AdrichRepGlen AdrichRep
Deanna Jurius RepNorm SilberRep
Jonathan MackieRepJonathan MackieRep
3David HuotDemMike BordesRep
Peter SpanosRepGregg HoughRep
Franklin TiltonRepDawn JohnsonRep
Richard BeaudoinRep Richard Littlefield Rep
4 Dennis Fields RepJuliet Harvey-BoliaRep
Timothy Lang Sr.RepTimothy Lang Sr.Rep
5George FeeneyRepPaul TerryRep
Peter VarneyRepPeter VarneyRep
6John PlumerRep Douglas Trottier Rep
Michael SylviaRepMichael SylviaRep
7Barbara ComtoisRepBarbara ComtoisRep
8Raymond HowardRepRaymond HowardRep
9Charlie St. ClairDemTravis O'HaraRep
Carroll 1Anita BurroughsDemAnita BurroughsDem
2Tom BucoDemTom BucoDem
Harrison KanzlerDemKaren UmbergerRep
Stephen WoodcockDemStephen WoodcockDem
3Jerry KnirkDemJerry KnirkDem
Susan TicehurstDemMark McConkeyRep
4Glenn CordelliRepGlenn CordelliRep
Karel CrawfordRepKarel CrawfordRep
5Lino AvellaniRepLino AvellaniRep
Ed ComeauRepJonathan SmithRep
Bill NelsonRepBill NelsonRep
6Edith DesMaraisDemBrodie DeshaiesRep
John MacDonaldRepJohn MacDonaldRep
7 Ed Butler DemChris McAleerDem
8William MarshRepWilliam MarshRep
Cheshire 1Michael AbbottDemMichael AbbottDem
Paul BerchDemPaul BerchDem
Cathryn HarveyDemCathryn HarveyDem
Lucy Weber Dem Lucy Weber Dem
2John MannDemJohn MannDem
3 Dan Eaton Dem Dan Eaton Dem
4Vacant [lower-alpha 2] Lawrence WelkowitzDem
5John BordenetDemJohn BordenetDem
6 David Meader DemDru FoxDem
7Sparky Von PlinskyDemSparky Von PlinskyDem
8Donovan FentonDemDonovan FentonDem
9Richard AmesDemRichard AmesDem
Douglas LeyDemDouglas LeyDem
10Sandy SwinburneDemLucius ParshallDem
11 John B. Hunt Rep John B. Hunt Rep
John O'DayRepJim QualeyRep
12Barry FaulknerDemBarry FaulknerDem
Jennie GomarloDemJennie GomarloDem
13Henry ParkhurstDemBen KilanskiRep
14Craig ThompsonDemMatthew SantonastasoRep
15Bruce TatroDemJennifer RhodesRep
16Joe SchapiroDemJoe SchapiroDem
William PearsonDemAmanda TollDem
Coös 1Jon FothergillRepDonald DostieRep
Michael FurbushRepDennis ThompsonRep
2Wayne MoynihanDemArnold DavisRep
3Larry LaflammeDemLarry LaflammeDem
Henry NoelDemEamon KellyDem
Yvonne ThomasDemRobert ThebergeRep
4Kevin CraigRepKevin CraigRep
5 Edith Tucker Dem Edith Tucker Dem
6 William Hatch Dem William Hatch Dem
7Troy MernerRepTroy MernerRep
Grafton 1Erin Tapper HennesseyRepJoseph DePalmaRep
Linda MassimillaDemLinda MassimillaDem
2Timothy EganDemTimothy EganDem
3Susan FordDem Dennis Ruprecht Dem
4Rick LaddRepRick LaddRep
5Jerry StringhamDemBonnie HamRep
6Kevin MaesDemGail SanbornRep
7Richard OsborneDemMark AlliegroRep
8Sallie FellowsDemSallie FellowsDem
Suzanne SmithDemSuzanne SmithDem
Joyce WestonDemJoyce WestonDem
9Ned GordonRepNed GordonRep
Vacant [lower-alpha 3] Lex BerezhnyRep
10Roger DontonvilleDemRoger DontonvilleDem
11 Timothy Josephson Dem Beth Folsom Rep
12Polly CampionDemMary Hakken-PhillipsDem
Vacant [lower-alpha 4] James MurphyDem
Mary Jane MulliganDemRussell MuirheadDem
Sharon Nordgren Dem Sharon Nordgren Dem
13Richard AbelDemRichard AbelDem
Susan Almy Dem Susan Almy Dem
Laurel StavisDemLaurel StavisDem
George SykesDemGeorge SykesDem
14Elaine FrenchDemMatthew SimonRep
15Denny RuprechtDemDavid BinfordRep
16Francesca DiggsDemJeffrey GreesonRep
17Joshua AdjutantDemJoshua AdjutantDem
Hillsborough 1Jim FeldofiRepJim FeldofiRep
Marjorie PorterDemMarjorie PorterDem
2Keith ErfRepKeith ErfRep
Gary HopperRepGary HopperRep
JP MarzulloRepLeah CushmanRep
3 Dan Pickering Dem Dan Pickering Dem
4Jennifer BernetDemJim KofaltRep
Kermit WilliamsDemLisa PostRep
5David WoodburyDemWilliam FosterRep
Donna MombourquetteDemGerald GriffinRep
6Joe AlexanderRepJoe AlexanderRep
Barbara GriffinRepBarbara GriffinRep
Michael GunskiRepMichael GunskiRep
Fred PlettRepFred PlettRep
Cole RielDemClaire RouillardRep
7 David Danielson Rep David Danielson Rep
Linda Rae CamarotaRepTed GorskiRep
Linda Gould Rep Linda Gould Rep
John GrahamRepJohn GrahamRep
Sue MullenDemSue MullenDem
Vacant [lower-alpha 5] Niki KelseyRep
8Jeff GoleyDemJeff GoleyDem
Diane LangleyDemDiane LangleyDem
9Linda DiSilvestroDemLinda DiSilvestroDem
Iz PiedraDemIz PiedraDem
10 Jean Jeudy Dem Jean Jeudy Dem
Pat LongDemPat LongDem
11Donald BouchardDemDonald BouchardDem
Nicole Klein-Knight DemNicole Klein-KnightDem
12 Amanda Bouldin Dem Amanda Bouldin Dem
Andrew BouldinDemAndrew BouldinDem
13Larry GagneRepLarry GagneRep
Kathy DesjardinDemWilliam InfantineRep
14Mary FreitasDemMary FreitasDem
Mary HeathDemMary HeathDem
15Erika ConnersDemErika ConnersDem
Mark WardenRepMark WardenRep
16Barbara ShawDemBarbara ShawDem
Joshua QueryDemJoshua QueryDem
17Heidi HamerDemHeidi HamerDem
Timothy Smith Dem Timothy Smith Dem
18Patricia CornellDemPatricia CornellDem
Willis GriffithDemWillis GriffithDem
19Bob BackusDemDick MarstonRep
Kendall SnowDemKendall SnowDem
20Ralph BoehmRepRalph BoehmRep
Richard LascellesRepRichard LascellesRep
21Dick BarryRepMelissa BlasekRep
Dick Hinch Rep Dick Hinch Rep
Bob L'Heureux RepBob HealeyRep
Nancy MurphyDemMary MayvilleRep
Rosemarie RungDemRosemarie RungDem
Jeanine NotterRepJeanine NotterRep
Kathryn StackDem Maureen Mooney Rep
Wendy Thomas DemLindsay TauschRep
22Megan MurrayDemMegan MurrayDem
Julie RadhakrishnanDemDaniel VeilleuxDem
Reed PanasitiRep Tony Labranche Dem
23Vacant [lower-alpha 6] Bill KingRep
Paul DargieDemVanessa SheehanRep
Joelle MartinDemMaria PerezDem
Peter PetrignoDemPeter PetrignoDem
24Peter LeishmanDemPeter LeishmanDem
Ivy VannDemIvy VannDem
25Tim MerlinoRepDiane KelleyRep
Paul SomeroRepPaul SomeroRep
26Jack FlanaganRepJohn LewickeRep
Brett HallDemDiane PauerRep
27Vacant [lower-alpha 7] Susan HomolaRep
Michelle St. JohnDemKat McGheeDem
28Bruce CohenDemBruce CohenDem
William BordyDemTom LanzaraRep
Jan SchmidtDemJan SchmidtDem
29Paul BergeronDemPaul BergeronDem
Ray NewmanDemRay NewmanDem
Sue NewmanDemSue NewmanDem
30Patricia KleeDemPatricia KleeDem
Sherry DutzyDemSherry DutzyDem
Suzanne VailDemSuzanne VailDem
31 David Cote Dem David Cote Dem
Manny EspitiaDemManny EspitiaDem
Fred Davis Jr. DemStacie-Marie LaughtonDem
32Allison Nutting-WongDemAllison Nutting-WongDem
Michael PedersenDemMichael PedersenDem
Dan ToomeyDemDan ToomeyDem
33 Ken N. Gidge DemEfstathia BoorasDem
Mark KingDemMark KingDem
Fran Nutter-UphamDemFran Nutter-UphamDem
34Greg IndrukDemMelbourne MoranDem
Catherine SofikitisDemCatherine SofikitisDem
Deb StevensDemDeb StevensDem
35Skip CleaverDemSkip CleaverDem
Latha MangipudiDemLatha MangipudiDem
Laura TelerskiDemLaura TelerskiDem
36Linda Harriott-GathrightDemLinda Harriott-GathrightDem
Marty JackDemMarty JackDem
Michael O'BrienDemMichael O'BrienDem
37Bob GreeneRepBob GreeneRep
Alicia LekasRepAlicia LekasRep
Tony LekasRepTony LekasRep
Hershel NunezRepHershel NunezRep
Lynne Ober Rep Lynne Ober Rep
Russell Ober Rep Russell Ober Rep
Andrew ProutRepAndrew ProutRep
Andrew Renzullo Rep Andrew Renzullo Rep
Kim RiceRepKim RiceRep
Vacant [lower-alpha 8] Denise SmithRep
Jordan Ulery Rep Jordan Ulery Rep
38Chris BalchDemJim CreightonRep
John BosmanDemStephanie HylandDem
39John BurtRepJohn BurtRep
40Kat McGheeDemKeith AmmonRep
41Laurie SanbornRepLaurie SanbornRep
42Jacqueline ChretienDemJacqueline ChretienDem
Matt WilhelmDemMatt WilhelmDem
43Benjamin BaroodyDemBenjamin BaroodyDem
Chris HerbertDemChris HerbertDem
Vacant [lower-alpha 9] Amy BradleyDem
44Mark McLeanRepMark McLeanRep
Mark ProulxRepRoss BerryRep
45Jane Ellen BeaulieuDemJane Ellen BeaulieuDem
Connie Van HoutenDemConnie Van HoutenDem
Merrimack 1Ken WellsDemLouise AndrusRep
2 Werner D. Horn RepJames MasonRep
Dave TestermanRepDave TestermanRep
3Greg HillRepGreg HillRep
Joyce FulweilerDemKenna CrossRep
4 Tom Schamberg Dem Tom Schamberg Dem
5Karen EbelDemKaren EbelDem
Dan WolfRepDan WolfRep
6Beth RoddDemTony CaplanDem
Rod PimentelDemRod PimentelDem
7Clyde CarsonDemMargaret KennedyRep
8Robert ForsytheRepCarolette AliceaDem
9Howard MoffettDemJose CambrilsRep
George SaundersonDemMichael MoffettRep
10 David Luneau Dem David Luneau Dem
Mel MylerDemMel MylerDem
Mary Jane Wallner Dem Mary Jane Wallner Dem
11 Steve Shurtleff Dem Steve Shurtleff Dem
12Connie LaneDemConnie LaneDem
13Beth RichardsDemBeth RichardsDem
14Jim MacKayDemJim MacKayDem
15Ryan BuchananDemEric GallagerDem
16Timothy SoucyDemTimothy SoucyDem
17Safiya WazirDemSafiya WazirDem
18Kris SchultzDemKris SchultzDem
19Christy BartlettDemChristy BartlettDem
20David DohertyDemNick WhiteRep
Diane SchuettDemDiane SchuettDem
Brian SeaworthRepBrian SeaworthRep
21James AllardRepJames AllardRep
John KloseRepJohn KloseRep
22Alan TurcotteDemMatthew PitaroRep
23Samantha FoxDemSamantha FoxDem
Mary Beth WalzDemMary Beth WalzDem
Gary WoodsDemGary WoodsDem
24 Frank Kotowski RepStephen BoydRep
Kathleen MartinsDemJohn LeavittRep
Thomas Walsh IVRepThomas Walsh IVRep
Michael YakubovichRepMichael YakubovichRep
25David KarrickDemNatalie WellsRep
26Howard PearlRepHoward PearlRep
27Art EllisonDemArt EllisonDem
Rebecca McWilliamsDemRebecca McWilliamsDem
28Katherine RogersDemKatherine RogersDem
29Carol McGuireRepCarol McGuireRep
Rockingham 1David CoursinDemPaul TudorRep
2Alan BershteinRepAlan BershteinRep
James SpillaneRepJames SpillaneRep
Kevin VervilleRepKevin VervilleRep
3Michael Costable Jr.RepPaul AyerRep
Kathleen Hoelzel RepDustin DodgeRep
Kevin PrattRepKevin PrattRep
4Jess EdwardsRepJess EdwardsRep
Becky OwensRepOliver FordRep
Jason Osborne Rep Jason Osborne Rep
Chris TrueRepChris TrueRep
Tony PiemonteRepTony PiemonteRep
5 Al Baldasaro Rep Al Baldasaro Rep
Tom DolanRepTom DolanRep
David LundgrenRepDavid LundgrenRep
Betsy McKinney Rep Betsy McKinney Rep
Sherman Packard Rep Sherman Packard Rep
Anne WarnerDemWayne MacDonaldRep
Doug ThomasRepDoug ThomasRep
6Brian ChirichielloRepAnne CoppRep
Mary EisnerDemErica LayonRep
David LoveRepDavid LoveRep
Phyllis Katsakiores Rep Phyllis Katsakiores Rep
David MilzRepDavid MilzRep
John O'ConnorRepMary Ann KimballRep
Katherine O'BrienRepKatherine O'BrienRep
Stephen PearsonRepStephen PearsonRep
John PotucekRepJohn PotucekRep
James C. Webb RepRichard TrippRep
7Joel DesiletsRepBob LynnRep
Mary Griffin Rep Mary Griffin Rep
Walter KolodziejRepJulius SotiRep
Charles McMahonRepCharles McMahonRep
8Daryl AbbasRepDaryl AbbasRep
Arthur Barnes IIIRepJoe SweeneyRep
Ed DeClercqRepSusan VandecasteeleRep
Fred Doucette Rep Fred Doucette Rep
Bob ElliottRepBob ElliottRep
Betty GayRepBetty GayRep
John JanigianRepJohn JanigianRep
Everett McBrideRepEverett McBrideRep
John Sytek Rep John Sytek Rep
9Sean MorrisonRepSean MorrisonRep
Mark ValloneDemCody BelangerRep
10Dennis ActonRepDennis ActonRep
11Liz McConnellDemMelissa LitchfieldRep
12Scott WallaceRepScott WallaceRep
13Dennis GreenRepDennis GreenRep
Joe GuthrieRepJoe GuthrieRep
David Welch Rep David Welch Rep
Kenneth Weyler Rep Kenneth Weyler Rep
14Debra DeSimoneRepDebra DeSimoneRep
Robert HarbRepRobert HarbRep
Norman Major Rep Norman Major Rep
Peter TorosianRepPeter TorosianRep
15Charles MelvinRepCharles MelvinRep
16Dan DavisRepJD BernardyRep
17Michael CahillDemMichael CahillDem
Charlotte DiLorenzoDemCharlotte DiLorenzoDem
Ellen ReadDemEllen ReadDem
18Skip BerrienDemMark PaigeDem
Lisa BunkerDemLisa BunkerDem
Gaby GrossmanDemGaby GrossmanDem
Julie GilmanDemJulie GilmanDem
19Patrick AbramiRepPatrick AbramiRep
Debra AltschillerDemDebra AltschillerDem
20 Max Abramson RepTim BaxterRep
William FowlerRepTina HarleyRep
Aboul KhanRepAboul KhanRep
21Patricia BushwayDemTracy EmerickRep
Renny Cushing Dem Renny Cushing Dem
Mike EdgarDemMike EdgarDem
Tom LoughmanDemTom LoughmanDem
22Jim MaggioreDemJim MaggioreDem
23Dennis MalloyDemDennis MalloyDem
24Jaci GroteDemJaci GroteDem
Kate MurrayDemKate MurrayDem
25 Laura Pantelakos Dem Laura Pantelakos Dem
26Rebecca McBeathDemRebecca McBeathDem
27Peter SomssichDemPeter SomssichDem
28Gerry WardDemGerry WardDem
29David MeuseDemDavid MeuseDem
30 Jacqueline Cali-Pitts Dem Jacqueline Cali-Pitts Dem
31Tamara LeDemJoan HambletDem
32Terry RoyRepTerry RoyRep
33Josh YokelaRepJosh YokelaRep
34Mark PearsonRepMark PearsonRep
35Deborah HobsonRepDeborah HobsonRep
36Patricia LovejoyDemAlexis SimpsonDem
37Jason JanvrinRep Max Abramson Rep
Strafford 1Peter HaywardRepPeter HaywardRep
Abigail RooneyRepGlenn BaileyRep
2James HorganRepJames HorganRep
Joseph Pitre Rep Joseph Pitre Rep
3Michael HarringtonRepMichael HarringtonRep
Kurt WuelperRepKurt WuelperRep
4Cassandra LevesqueDemCassandra LevesqueDem
Matthew TowneDemLen TurcotteRep
5Jeffrey SallowayDemJeffrey SallowayDem
6Timothy HorriganDemTimothy HorriganDem
Cam KenneyDemCam KenneyDem
Marjorie Smith Dem Marjorie Smith Dem
Judith Spang Dem Judith Spang Dem
Janet Wall Dem Janet Wall Dem
7Timothy FontneauDemTimothy FontneauDem
8Donna EllisDemDonna EllisDem
9Steven BeaudoinRepClifford NewtonRep
10Vacant [lower-alpha 10] Aidan AnkarbergRep
11Chuck GrassieDemChuck GrassieDem
12Mac KittredgeRepMac KittredgeRep
13Casey ConleyDemCasey ConleyDem
14Kristina FargoDemKristina FargoDem
15Linn OpderbeckeDemAriel OxaalDem
16Sherry FrostDemSherry FrostDem
17Peter BixbyDemPeter BixbyDem
Susan TreleavenDemSusan TreleavenDem
Kenneth VincentDemKenneth VincentDem
18Gerri CannonDemGerri CannonDem
Wendy ChaseDemWendy ChaseDem
Cecilia RichDemCecilia RichDem
19 Peter B. Schmidt Dem Peter B. Schmidt Dem
20Tom SouthworthDemTom SouthworthDem
21Catt SandlerDemCatt SandlerDem
22Peg HigginsDemThomas KaczynskiRep
23 Sandra Keans DemFenton GroenRep
24Mona PerreaultRepSusan DeLemusRep
25Amanda GourgueDemAmanda GourgueDem
Sullivan 1Lee OxenhamDemLee OxenhamDem
Brian SullivanDemBrian SullivanDem
2Vacant [lower-alpha 11] Sue GottlingDem
3Andrew O'HearneDemAndrew O'HearneDem
4Gary MerchantDemGary MerchantDem
5Walter StapletonRepWalter StapletonRep
6 John Callum Rep John Callum Rep
Skip Rollins Rep Skip Rollins Rep
7Judy AronRepJudy AronRep
8 Tom Laware RepWalter SpilsburyRep
9Linda TannerDemLinda TannerDem
10 John Cloutier Dem John Cloutier Dem
11 Steven D. Smith Rep Steven D. Smith Rep

Sources [5]

Retiring incumbents

71 incumbent Representatives (35 Democrats and 36 Republicans) did not seek reelection in 2020:

  1. Belknap 1: Harry Viens (R)
  2. Belknap 3: Richard Beaudoin (R)
  3. Belknap 3: Peter Spanos (R)
  4. Belknap 3: Frank Tilton (R)
  5. Belknap 4: Dennis Fields (R)
  6. Belknap 5: George Feeney (R)
  7. Carroll 2: Harrison Kanzler (D)
  8. Carroll 5: Ed Comeau (R)
  9. Carroll 6: Edith DesMarais (D)
  10. Carroll 7: Ed Butler (D)
  11. Cheshire 6: David Meader (D)
  12. Cheshire 10: Sandy Swinburne (D)
  13. Cheshire 11: John O'Day (R)
  14. Cheshire 14: Craig Thompson (D) [Ran for Executive Council (lost primary)]
  15. Coös 1: John Fothergill (R)
  16. Coös 1: Michael Furbush (R)
  17. Coös 2: Wayne Moynihan (D)
  18. Coös 3: Yvonne Thomas (D)
  19. Grafton 1: Erin Hennessey (R) [Ran for State Senate (won)]
  20. Grafton 3: Susan Ford (D) [Ran for State Senate (lost)]
  21. Grafton 12: Polly Campion (D)
  22. Grafton 12: Mary Jane Mulligan (D)
  23. Hillsborough 2: J.P. Marzullo (R)
  24. Hillsborough 6: Cole Riel (D)
  25. Hillsborough 7: Linda Camarota (R)
  26. Hillsborough 13: Kathy Desjardin (D)
  27. Hillsborough 19: Bob Backus (D)
  28. Hillsborough 21: Dick Barry (D)
  29. Hillsborough 21: Bob L'Heureux (R)
  30. Hillsborough 22: Reed Panasiti (R)
  31. Hillsborough 22: Julie Radhakrishnan (D)
  32. Hillsborough 23: Paul Dargie (D)
  33. Hillsborough 23: Charlie Burns (R)
  34. Hillsborough 23: Joelle Martin (D)
  35. Hillsborough 25: Tim Merlino (R)
  36. Hillsborough 26: Jack Flanagan (R)
  37. Hillsborough 26: Brett Hall (R)
  38. Hillsborough 27: Michelle St. John (D)
  39. Hillsborough 34: Greg Indruk (D)
  40. Hillsborough 37: James Whittemore (R)
  41. Hillsborough 38: Chris Balch (D)
  42. Hillsborough 44: Mark Proulx (R)
  43. Merrimack 2: Werner D. Horn (R)
  44. Merrimack 6: Beth Rodd (D)
  45. Merrimack 8: Robert Forsythe (R)
  46. Merrimack 9: Howard Moffett (D)
  47. Merrimack 9: George Saunderson (D)
  48. Merrimack 15: Ryan Buchanan (D)
  49. Merrimack 22: Alan Turcotte (D)
  50. Merrimack 24: Frank Kotowski (R)
  51. Merrimack 25: David Karrick (D)
  52. Rockingham 1: David Coursin (D)
  53. Rockingham 3: Michael Costable (R)
  54. Rockingham 3: Kathleen Hoelzel (R)
  55. Rockingham 4: Becky Owens (R)
  56. Rockingham 6: Brian Chirichiello (R)
  57. Rockingham 6: John O'Connor (R)
  58. Rockingham 6: James C. Webb (R)
  59. Rockingham 7: Joel Desilets (R)
  60. Rockingham 8: Arthur Barnes (R)
  61. Rockingham 8: Ed DeClercq (R)
  62. Rockingham 16: Dan Davis (R)
  63. Rockingham 18: Skip Berrien (D)
  64. Rockingham 21: Patricia Bushway (D)
  65. Rockingham 31: Tamara Le (D)
  66. Rockingham 36: Patricia Lovejoy (D) [Ran for Executive Council (lost primary)]
  67. Sullivan 2: Gates Lucas (R)
  68. Strafford 9: Steven Beaudoin (R)
  69. Strafford 15: Linn Opderbecke (D)
  70. Strafford 24: Mona Perreault (R)
  71. Sullivan 8: Tom Laware (R)

Defeated incumbents

In the primary

10 incumbent representatives (6 Republicans and 4 Democrats) sought reelection but were defeated in the September 8 primary.

  1. Belknap 2: Deanna Jurius (R)
  2. Belknap 6: John Plumer (R)
  3. Cheshire 13: Henry Parkhurst (D)
  4. Cheshire 16: William Pearson (D)
  5. Hillsborough 31: Fred Davis Jr. (D)
  6. Hillsborough 33: Ken N. Gidge (D)
  7. Rockingham 7: Walter Kolodziej (R)
  8. Rockingham 20: William Fowler (R)
  9. Rockingham 37: Jason Janvrin (R)
  10. Strafford 1: Abigail Rooney (R)

In the general election

33 incumbent representatives (32 Democrats and one Republican) sought reelection but were defeated in the November 3 general election.

  1. Belknap 3: David Huot (D)
  2. Belknap 9: Charlie St. Clair (D)
  3. Carroll 3: Susan Ticehurst (D)
  4. Cheshire 13: Bruce Tatro (D)
  5. Coös 3: Henry Noel (D)
  6. Grafton 5: Jerry Stringham (D)
  7. Grafton 6: Kevin Maes (D)
  8. Grafton 7: Richard Osborne (D)
  9. Grafton 11: Timothy Josephson (D)
  10. Grafton 14: Elaine French (D)
  11. Hillsborough 4: Jennifer Bernet (D)
  12. Hillsborough 4: Kermit Williams (D)
  13. Hillsborough 5: David Woodbury (D)
  14. Hillsborough 5: Donna Mombourquette (D)
  15. Hillsborough 21: Wendy Thomas (D)
  16. Hillsborough 21: Nancy Murphy (D)
  17. Hillsborough 21: Kathryn Stack (D)
  18. Hillsborough 28: William Bordy (D)
  19. Hillsborough 38: James Bosman (D)
  20. Merrimack 1: Ken Wells (D)
  21. Merrimack 3: Joyce Fulweiler (D)
  22. Merrimack 7: Clyde Carson (D)
  23. Merrimack 8: Robert Forsythe (R)
  24. Merrimack 20: David Doherty (D)
  25. Merrimack 24: Kathleen Martins (D)
  26. Rockingham 5: Anne Warner (D)
  27. Rockingham 6: Mary Eisner (D)
  28. Rockingham 9: Mark Vallone (D)
  29. Rockingham 11: Liz McConnell (D)
  30. Strafford 4: Matthew Towne (D)
  31. Strafford 22: Peg Higgins (D)
  32. Strafford 23: Sandra Keans (D)

Predictions

SourceRankingAs of
The Cook Political Report [6] Lean DOctober 21, 2020

Detailed results

Notes

  1. Hinch died of COVID-19 one week after being elected Speaker. He was succeeded as speaker by Sherman Packard.
  2. Democrat David Morrill resigned June 1, 2020.
  3. Republican Vincent Migliore died May 24, 2020.
  4. Democrat Garrett Muscatel resigned June 9, 2020.
  5. Republican Michael Trento resigned June 4, 2020.
  6. Republican Charlie Burns resigned May 12, 2020.
  7. Republican Jim Belanger resigned September 1, 2019.
  8. Republican James Whittemore died March 27, 2020.
  9. Democrat Richard Komi resigned May 2, 2020.
  10. Republican Jody McNally resigned January 1, 2020.
  11. Republican Gates Lucas resigned July 14, 2019.

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Local government in New Hampshire consists of county, school district, and municipal governments.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2012 United States House of Representatives elections in New Hampshire</span>

The 2012 United States House of Representatives elections in New Hampshire were held on Tuesday, November 6, 2012 to elect the two U.S. representatives from the state of New Hampshire. The elections coincided with the elections of other federal and state offices, including a quadrennial presidential election.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">1992 United States presidential election in New Hampshire</span> Election in New Hampshire

The 1992 United States presidential election in New Hampshire took place on November 3, 1992, as part of the 1992 United States presidential election. Voters chose four representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">1964 United States presidential election in New Hampshire</span> Election in New Hampshire

The 1964 United States presidential election in New Hampshire took place on November 5, 1964, as part of the 1964 United States presidential election, which was held throughout all 50 states and D.C. Voters chose four representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">1912 United States presidential election in New Hampshire</span> Election in New Hampshire

The 1912 United States presidential election in New Hampshire took place on November 5, 1912, as part of the 1912 United States presidential election which was held throughout all contemporary 48 states. Voters chose four representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2018 New Hampshire House of Representatives election</span>

The 2018 New Hampshire House of Representatives elections took place as part of the biennial United States elections. New Hampshire voters elected all 400 state representatives from 103 districts. State representatives serve two-year terms in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. A primary election on September 11, 2018 determined which candidates appear on the November 6 general election ballot. All the members elected served in the 166th New Hampshire General Court.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2018 New Hampshire Executive Council election</span>

The 2018 New Hampshire Executive Council elections were held on November 6, 2018 to elect all five members of the Executive Council of New Hampshire. The party primaries were held on September 11.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2020 New Hampshire Executive Council election</span>

The 2020 New Hampshire Executive Council elections took place on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, to elect all five members of the Executive Council of New Hampshire. The party primaries were held on September 8.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2020 New Hampshire Senate election</span>

The 2020 New Hampshire Senate elections took place as part of the biennial 2020 United States elections. New Hampshire voters elected state senators in all of the state's 24 senate districts. State senators serve two-year terms in the New Hampshire Senate, with all of the seats up for election each cycle. The primary elections on September 8, 2020, determined which candidates will appear on the November 3, 2020, general election ballot.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2022 New Hampshire House of Representatives election</span>

The 2022 New Hampshire House of Representatives election was held in the U.S. state of New Hampshire on November 8, 2022, to elect all 400 members of the House of Representatives of the 168th New Hampshire General Court.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2022 New Hampshire Senate election</span> Senate election

The 2022 New Hampshire Senate elections took place as part of the biennial 2022 United States elections. New Hampshire voters elected state senators in all of the state's 24 senate districts. State senators serve two-year terms in the New Hampshire Senate, with all of the seats up for election each cycle. The primary elections held on September 13, 2022, determined which candidates would appear on the November 8, 2022, general election ballot.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2024 New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary</span> Democratic primary in the 2024 U.S. election

The 2024 New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary was held on January 23, 2024, as part of the Democratic Party primaries for the 2024 presidential election. This year's New Hampshire primary was not sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The DNC-approved 2024 calendar placed the South Carolina primary first, but New Hampshire state law mandates them to hold the first primary in the country, and a "bipartisan group of state politicians", including the chairs of the Democratic and the Republican parties, announced that the state would preserve this status. Thus, the DNC stripped all 33 of the state's delegates that would have been allocated to the Democratic National Convention.

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