2022 New Hampshire House of Representatives election

2022 New Hampshire House of Representatives election
All 400 seats in the New Hampshire House of Representatives ; 201 seats needed for a majority
	Results:; Republican hold Republican gain; Democratic hold Democratic gain
Speaker before election; Sherman Packard ; Republican	Elected Speaker ; Sherman Packard ; Republican

Last updated April 08, 2024

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.

Democrats gained 12 seats, decreasing the Republican majority to a narrow 201 out of 400 seats. Results showed a near-tied House, with the deciding seat coming down to Manchester Ward 6, initially reported to have been won by Republican Larry Gagne by 23 votes. Due to the extraordinarily close margin of the victory, a series of recounts and legal challenges have followed, leaving the state of the race uncertain. Democrat Maxine Mosley was elected by 1 vote after a recount.^[2] This cut the GOP majority to four seats.^[3] This individual race gained national attention, due to both its close nature and its pivotal role in deciding control of the state House.^[4]

Summary of results

District		Incumbent	Party		District		Elected representative
Belknap	1	Tom Ploszaj		Rep	Belknap	1	Tom Ploszaj	Rep
	2	Glen Aldrich		Rep		2	Matthew Coker	Dem
		Harry Bean		Rep		2	Lisa Smart	Rep
		Jonathan Mackie		Rep		3	Juliet Harvey-Bolia	Rep
		Norm Silber		Rep		4	Travis O'Hara	Rep
	3	Mike Bordes		Rep		5	Mike Bordes	Rep
		Gregg Hough		Rep			Steven Bogert	Rep
		Dawn Johnson		Rep			David Huot	Dem
		Richard Littlefield		Rep			Charlie St. Clair	Dem
	4	Juliet Harvey-Bolia		Rep		6	Harry Bean	Rep
	4	Timothy Lang Sr.		Rep			Richard Beaudoin	Rep
	5	Paul Terry		Rep			Russell Dumais	Rep
	5	Peter Varney		Rep			David Nagel	Rep
	6	Douglas Trottier		Rep		7	Barbara Comtois	Rep
	6	Michael Sylvia		Rep			Paul Terry	Rep
	7	Barbara Comtois		Rep			Peter Varney	Rep
	8	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 1]}				8	Nikki McCarter	Rep
	9	Travis O'Hara		Rep		8	Douglas Trottier	Rep

Carroll	1	Anita Burroughs		Dem	Carroll	1	Thomas Buco	Dem
	2	Thomas Buco		Dem			David Paige	Dem
		Karen Umberger		Rep			Stephen Woodcock	Dem
		Stephen Woodcock		Dem		2	Anita Burroughs	Dem
	3	Jerry Knirk		Dem		2	Chris McAleer	Dem
	3	Mark McConkey		Rep		3	Richard Brown	Rep
	4	Glenn Cordelli		Rep		3	Karel Crawford	Rep
	4	Karel Crawford		Rep		4	Lino Avellani	Rep
	5	Lino Avellani		Rep		4	Mike Belcher	Rep
		Jonathan Smith		Rep		5	Jonathan Smith	Rep
		Bill Nelson		Rep		6	John MacDonald	Rep
	6	Brodie Deshaies		Rep		6	Katy Peternel	Rep
	6	John MacDonald		Rep		7	Glenn Cordelli	Rep
	7	Chris McAleer		Dem		8	Mark McConkey	Rep
	8	William Marsh		Dem^{[lower-alpha 2]}		8	Michael Costable	Rep

Cheshire	1	Michael Abbott		Dem	Cheshire	1	Nicholas Germana	Dem
		Paul Berch		Dem		2	Dru Fox	Dem
		Cathryn Harvey		Dem		3	Philip Jones	Dem
		Lucy Weber		Dem		4	Jodi Newell	Dem
	2	John Mann		Dem		5	Lucy Weber	Dem
	3	Dan Eaton		Dem		6	Michael Abbott	Dem
	4	Lawrence Welkowitz		Dem		6	Cathryn Harvey	Dem
	5	John Bordenet		Dem		7	Shaun Filiault	Dem
	6	Dru Fox		Dem		8	Lucius Parshal	Dem
	7	Sparky Von Plinsky		Dem		9	Dan Eaton	Dem
	8	Donovan Fenton		Dem		10	Barrett Faulkner	Dem
	9	Richard Ames		Dem		10	Bruce Tatro	Dem
	9	Andrew Maneval		Dem		11	Zachary Nutting	Rep
	10	Lucius Parshall		Dem		12	Dick Thackston	Rep
	11	John B. Hunt		Rep		13	Richard Ames	Dem
	11	Jim Qualey		Rep		14	John B. Hunt	Rep
	12	Barrett Faulkner		Dem		15	Renee Monteil	Dem
	12	Jennie Gomarlo		Dem		15	Amanda Toll	Dem
	13	Ben Kilanski		Rep		16	Joe Schapiro	Dem
	14	Matthew Santonastaso		Rep		17	Jennifer Rhodes	Rep
	15	Jennifer Rhodes		Rep		18	Jim Qualey	Rep
	16	Joe Schapiro		Dem		18	Matthew Santonastaso	Rep
	16	Amanda Toll		Dem	Seat abolished

Coös	1	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 3]}			Coos	1	Troy Merner	Rep
	1	Dennis Thompson		Rep		1	James Tierney Jr.	Rep
	2	Arnold Davis		Rep		2	Arnold Davis	Rep
	3	Larry Laflamme		Dem		3	Mike Ouellet	Rep
		Eamon Kelley		Dem		4	Seth King	Rep
		Robert Theberge		Rep		5	Corinne Cascadden	Dem
	4	Kevin Craig		Rep		5	Henry King	Dem
	5	Edith Tucker		Dem		6	William Hatch	Dem
	6	William Hatch		Dem		7	Eamon Kelley	Dem
	7	Troy Merner		Rep	Seat abolished

Grafton	1	Joseph DePalma		Rep	Grafton	1	Linda Massimilla	Dem
	1	Linda Massimilla		Dem			David Rochefort	Rep
	2	Timothy Egan		Dem			Matthew Simon	Rep
	3	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 4]}				2	Jared Sullivan	Dem
	4	Rick Ladd		Rep		3	Jerry Stringham	Dem
	5	Bonnie Ham		Rep		4	Heather Baldwin	Dem
	6	Gail Sanborn		Rep		5	Rick Ladd	Rep
	7	Mark Alliegro		Rep		5	Matthew Couldon	Rep
	8	Sallie Fellows		Dem		6	Jeffrey Greeson	Rep
		Suzanne Smith		Dem		7	Tommy Hoyt	Dem
		Joyce Weston		Dem		8	Bill Bolton	Dem
	9	Ned Gordon		Rep			Sallie Fellows	Dem
	9	Lex Berezhny		Rep			Peter Lovett	Dem
	10	Roger Dontonville		Dem		9	Corrine Morse	Dem
	11	Beth Folsom		Rep		10	Caroll Brown Jr.	Rep
	12	Mary Hakken-Phillips		Dem		11	Lex Berezhny	Rep
		Russell Muirhead		Dem		12	Mary Hakken-Phillips	Dem
		James M. Murphy		Dem			Russell Muirhead	Dem
		Sharon Nordgren		Dem			James M. Murphy	Dem
	13	Richard Abel		Dem			Sharon Nordgren	Dem
		Susan Almy		Dem		13	Laurel Stavis	Dem
		Laurel Stavis		Dem		14	George Sykes	Dem
		George Sykes		Dem		15	Thomas H. Cormen	Dem
	14	Matthew Simon		Rep		16	Joshua Adjutant	Dem
	15	David Binford		Rep		17	Susan Almy	Dem
	16	Jeffrey Greeson		Rep		18	John Sellers	Rep
	17	Joshua Adjutant		Dem	Seat abolished

Hillsborough	1	Jim Fedolfi		Rep	Hillsborough	1	Kimberly Abare	Rep
	1	Marjorie Porter		Dem			Tom Mannion	Rep
	2	Keith Erf		Rep			Sandra Panek	Rep
		Gary Hopper		Rep			Jeffrey Tenczar	Rep
		Leah Cushman		Rep		2	Loren Foxx	Dem
	3	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 5]}					Ted Gorski	Rep
	4	Linda Gould		Rep			Linda Gould	Rep
	4	Lisa Post		Rep			Dan Hynes	Rep
	5	William Foster		Rep			Kristin Noble	Rep
	5	Gerald Griffin		Rep			Catherine Rombeau	Dem
	6	Joe Alexander		Rep			Laurie Sanborn	Rep
		Barbara Griffin		Rep		3	David Cote	Dem
		Vacant^{[lower-alpha 6]}					Stacie-Marie Laughton	Dem
		Fred Plett		Rep			Fred Davis Jr.	Dem
		Claire Rouillard		Rep		4	Ray Newman	Dem
	7	Catherine Rombeau		Dem			Sue Newman	Dem
		Ted Gorski		Rep			Linda Ryan	Dem
		Linda Gould		Rep		5	Shelley Devine	Dem
		John Graham		Rep			Susan Elberger	Dem
		Sue Mullen		Dem			Heather Raymond	Dem
		Niki Kelsey		Rep		6	Sherry Dutzy	Dem
	8	Jeffrey Goley		Dem			Suzanne Vail	Dem
	8	Diane Langley		Dem			Carry Spider	Dem
	9	Linda DiSilvestro		Dem		7	Alicia Gregg	Dem
	9	Iz Piedra		Dem			Louis Juris	Dem
	10	Jean Jeudy		Dem			Catherine Sofikitis	Dem
	10	Patrick Long		Dem		8	Efstathia Booras	Dem
	11	Donald Bouchard		Dem			Christal Lloyd	Dem
	11	Nicole Klein-Knight		Dem			Fran Nutter-Upham	Dem
	12	Amanda Bouldin		Dem		9	William Dolan	Dem
	12	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 7]}					Allison Nutting-Wong	Dem
	13	Larry Gagne		Rep			Michael Pedersen	Dem
	13	William Infantine		Rep		10	Linda Harriot-Gathright	Dem
	14	Mary Freitas		Dem			Martin Jack	Dem
	14	Mary Heath		Dem			Michael O'Brien Sr.	Dem
	15	Erika Conners		Dem		11	Latha Mangipudi	Dem
	15	Mark Warden		Rep			Laura Telerski	Dem
	16	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 8]}					William Darby	Dem
	16	Joshua Query		Dem		12	William Boyd III	Rep
	17	Heidi Hamer		Dem			Bob Healey	Rep
	17	Timothy Smith		Dem			Tim McGough	Rep
	18	Patricia Cornell		Dem			Maureen Mooney	Rep
	18	Willis Griffith		Dem			Nancy Murphy	Dem
	19	Dick Marston		Rep			Jeanine Notter	Rep
	19	Kendall Snow		Dem			Rosemarie Rung	Dem
	20	Ralph Boehm		Rep			Wendy Thomas	Dem
	20	Richard Lascelles		Rep		13	Stephen Kennedy	Rep
	21	Melissa Blasek		Rep			Cathy Kenny	Rep
		William Boyd III		Rep			Andrew Prout	Rep
		Bob Healey		Rep			Andrew Renzullo	Rep
		Mary Mayville		Rep			Jordan Ulery	Rep
		Rosemarie Rung		Dem			Robert Wherry	Rep
		Jeanine Notter		Rep		14	Ralph Boehm	Rep
		Maureen Mooney		Rep		14	Richard Lascelles	Rep
		Vacant^{[lower-alpha 9]}				15	Mark McLean	Rep
	22	Megan Murray		Dem		15	Mark Proulx	Rep
		Daniel Veilleux		Dem		16	Larry Gagne	Rep
		Vacant^{[lower-alpha 10]}				16	William Infantine	Rep
	23	Bill King		Rep		17	Linda DiSilvestro	Dem
		Vanessa Sheehan		Rep		17	David Preece	Dem
		Maria Perez		Dem		18	Jessica Grill	Dem
		Peter Petrigno		Dem		18	Juliet Smith	Dem
	24	Peter Leishman		Dem		19	Jane Beaulieu	Dem
	24	Ivy Vann		Dem		19	Heidi Hamer	Dem
25	Diane Kelley		Rep	20	Candace Moulton		Dem
25	Paul Somero		Rep	20	Alissandra Murray		Dem
26	John Lewicke		Rep	21	Jeffrey Goley		Dem
26	Diane Pauer		Rep	21	Christine Seibert		Dem
27	Susan Homola		Rep	22	Patricia Cornell		Dem
27	Kat McGhee		Dem	22	Nicole Leapley		Dem
28	Bruce Cohen		Dem	23	Jean Jeudy		Dem
	Tom Lanzara		Rep	23	Patrick Long		Dem
	Janice Schmidt		Dem	24	Donald Bouchard		Dem
29	Paul Bergeron		Dem	24	Christopher Herbert		Dem
	Ray Newman		Dem	25	Amanda Bouldin		Dem
	Sue Newman		Dem	25	Kathy Staub		Dem
30	Patricia Klee		Dem	26	Brian Cole		Rep
	Sherry Dutzy		Dem	26	Mary Freitas		Dem
	Suzanne Vail		Dem	27	Karen Reid		Rep
31	David Cote		Dem	28	Leah Cushman		Rep
	Manny Espitia		Dem	28	Kieth Erf		Rep
	Stacie-Marie Laughton		Dem	29	Joe Alexander		Rep
32	Allison Nutting-Wong		Dem		Judi Lanza		Dem
	Michael Pedersen		Dem		Fred Plett		Rep
	Dan Toomey		Dem		Sheila Seidel		Rep
33	Efstathia Booras		Dem	30	Riche Colcombe		Rep
	Mark King		Dem		Jim Creighton		Rep
	Fran Nutter-Upham		Dem		Jim Fedolfi		Rep
34	Melbourne Moran		Dem	31	Molly Howard		Dem
	Catherine Sofikitis		Dem	32	Diane Kelly		Rep
	Deb Stevens		Dem		Jim Kofalt		Rep
35	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 11]}				Shane Sirois		Rep
	Latha Mangipudi		Dem	33	Peter Leishman		Dem
	Laura Telerski		Dem	33	Jonah Wheeler		Dem
36	Linda Harriott-Gathright		Dem	34	Daniel Veilleux		Dem
	Marty Jack		Dem		Daniel Leclerc		Dem
	Michael O'Brien		Dem		Jennifer Morton		Dem
37	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 12]}			35	Kat McGhee		Dem
	Alicia Lekas		Rep	35	Ben Ming		Dem
	Tony Lekas		Rep	36	John Lewicke		Rep
	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 13]}			36	Diane Pauer		Rep
	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 14]}			37	Megan Murray		Dem
	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 15]}			38	Alicia Lekas		Rep
	Andrew Prout		Rep	38	Tony Lekas		Rep
	Andrew Renzullo		Rep	39	Benjamin Baroody		Dem
	Kimberly Rice		Rep	39	Ross Berry		Rep
	Denise Smith		Rep	40	Matt Wilhelm		Dem
	Jordan Ulery		Rep		Damond Ford		Dem
38	Jim Creighton		Rep		Mark Mackenzie		Dem
38	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 16]}				Trinidad Tellez		Dem
39	John Burt		Rep	41	Amy Bradley		Dem
40	Keith Ammon		Rep		Jacqueline Chretien		Dem
41	Laurie Sanborn		Rep		Mary Heath		Dem
42	Jacqueline Chretien		Dem	42	Keith Ammon		Rep
42	Matthew Wilhelm		Dem		Gerald Griffin		Rep
43	Benjamin Baroody		Dem		Lisa Post		Rep
	Chris Herbert		Dem	43	Bill King		Rep
	Amy Bradley		Dem		Maria Perez		Dem
44	Mark McLean		Rep		Peter Petrigno		Dem
44	Ross Berry		Rep		Vanessa Sheehan		Rep
45	Jane Beaulieu		Dem	44	Travis Corcoran		Rep
45	Connie Van Houten		Dem	44	Lisa Mazur		Rep
New seat				45	Karen Calabro		Dem

Merrimack	1	Louise Andrus		Rep	Merrimack	1	Lorrie Carey	Dem
	2	James Mason		Rep		2	Joyce Fulweiler	Rep
	2	Dave Testerman		Rep		3	James Mason	Rep
	3	Greg Hill		Rep		3	David Testerman	Rep
	3	Kenna Cross		Rep		4	Jose Cambrils	Rep
	4	Tom Schamberg		Dem		4	Michael Moffett	Rep
	5	Karen Ebel		Dem		5	Louise Andrus	Rep
	5	Dan Wolf		Rep		5	Deborah Aylward	Rep
	6	Tony Caplan		Dem		6	Tom Schamberg	Dem
	6	Rod Pimentel		Dem		7	Karen Ebel	Dem
	7	Margaret Kennedy		Rep		7	Dan Wolf	Rep
	8	Carolette Alicea		Dem		8	Tony Caplan	Dem
	9	Jose Cambrils		Rep			Sherry Gould	Dem
	9	Michael Moffett		Rep			Stephanie Payeur	Dem
	10	David Luneau		Dem		9	Muriel Hall	Dem
		Mel Myler		Dem			David Luneau	Dem
		Mary Jane Wallner		Dem			Mel Myler	Dem
	11	Steve Shurtleff		Dem			Angela Brennan	Dem
	12	Connie Lane		Dem		10	Stephen Boyd	Rep
	13	Beth Richards		Dem			John Leavitt	Rep
	14	Jim MacKay		Dem			Yury Polozov	Rep
	15	Eric Gallager		Dem			Thomas Walsh	Rep
	16	Timothy Soucy		Dem		11	Alan Turcotte	Dem
	17	Safiya Wazir		Dem		12	Dianne Schuett	Dem
	18	Kris Schultz		Dem		12	Brian Seaworth	Rep
	19	Christy Bartlett		Dem		13	Cyril Aures	Rep
	20	Nick White		Rep		13	Clayton Wood	Rep
		Dianne Schuett		Dem		14	Dan McGuire	Rep
		Brian Seaworth		Rep		15	Stephen Shurtleff	Dem
	21	James Allard		Rep		16	Connie Lane	Dem
	21	John Klose		Rep		17	Beth Richards	Dem
	22	Matthew Pitaro		Rep		18	Jim MacKay	Dem
	23	Samantha Fox		Dem		19	Mary Jane Wallner	Dem
		Mary Beth Walz		Dem		20	Eric Gallager	Dem
		Gary Woods		Dem		21	Timothy Soucy	Dem
	24	Stephen Boyd		Rep		22	James Roesener	Dem
		John Leavitt		Rep		23	Merryl Gibbs	Dem
		Thomas Walsh		Rep		24	Matthew Hicks	Dem
		Michael Yakubovich		Rep		25	Jason Gerhard	Rep
	25	Natalie Wells		Rep		26	Alvin See	Rep
	26	Howard Pearl		Rep		27	J.R. Hoell	Rep
	27	Art Ellison		Dem		27	Carol McGuire	Rep
	27	Rebecca McWilliams		Dem		28	Art Ellison	Dem
	28	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 17]}				29	Kris Schultz	Dem
	29	Carol McGuire		Rep		30	Rebecca McWilliams	Dem

Rockingham	1	Paul Tudor		Rep	Rockingham	1
	2	Alan Bershtein		Rep
		James Spillane		Rep
		Kevin Verville		Rep		2	Jason Osborne	Rep
	3	Paul Ayer		Rep			James Spillane	Rep
		Dustin Dodge		Rep			Kevin Verville	Rep
		Kevin Pratt		Rep		3	Oliver Ford	Rep
	4	Jess Edwards		Rep		4	Kevin Pratt	Rep
		Oliver Ford		Rep			Tim Cahill	Rep
		Jason Osborne		Rep			Mike Drago	Rep
		Chris True		Rep		5
		Tony Piemonte		Rep		5
	5	Al Baldasaro		Rep		6
		Tom Dolan		Rep		7	Emily Philips	Rep
		David Lundgren		Rep		8	Scott Wallace	Rep
		Betsy McKinney		Rep		9	Tony Piemonte	Rep
		Sherman Packard		Rep		9	Chris True	Rep
		Wayne MacDonald		Rep		10	Michael Cahill	Dem
		Doug Thomas		Rep			Charlotte DiLorenzo	Dem
	6	Jodi Nelson		Rep			Ellen Read	Dem
		Erica Layon		Rep		11	Julie Gilman	Dem
		David Love		Rep			Gaby Grossman	Dem
		Phyllis Katsakiores		Rep			Mark Paige	Dem
		David Milz		Rep			Linda Haskins	Dem
		Mary Ann Kimball		Rep		12	Allison Knab	Dem
		Katherine Prudhomme O'Brien		Rep		12	Zoe Manos	Dem
		Stephen Pearson		Rep		13
		John Potucek		Rep
		Richard Tripp		Rep
	7	Bob Lynn		Rep
		Vacant^{[lower-alpha 18]}
		Julius Soti		Rep
		Charles McMahon		Rep
	8	Daryl Abbas		Rep
		Joe Sweeney		Rep
		Susan Vandecasteele		Rep
		Fred Doucette		Rep		14
		Bob Elliott		Rep		14
		Betty Gay		Rep		15	Joe Guthrie	Rep
		John Janigian		Rep		15	Lilli Walsh	Rep
		Everett McBride		Rep		16
		John Sytek		Rep
	9	Sean Morrison		Rep
	9	Cody Belanger		Rep
	10	Dennis Acton		Rep
	11	Melissa Litchfield		Rep
	12	Scott Wallace		Rep
	13	Dennis Green		Rep		17
		Joe Guthrie		Rep
		David Welch		Rep
		Kenneth Weyler		Rep
	14	Debra DeSimone		Rep		18	Debra DeSimone	Rep
		Robert Harb		Rep		18	Arlene Quaratiello	Rep
		Norman Major		Rep		19	Susan Porcelli	Rep
		Peter Torosian		Rep		20	Robert Harb	Rep
	15	Charles Melvin		Rep			Charles Melvin Sr.	Rep
	16	JD Bernardy		Rep			James Summers	Rep
	17	Michael Cahill		Dem		21	Robin Vogt	Dem
		Charlotte DiLorenzo		Dem		22	Kate Murray	Dem
		Ellen Read		Ind^{[lower-alpha 19]}		23	Jim Maggiore	Dem
	18	Mark Paige		Dem		24	Jaci Grote	Dem
		Vacant^{[lower-alpha 20]}				24	Dennis Malloy	Dem
		Gaby Grossman		Dem		25	Fred Doucette	Rep
		Julie Gilman		Dem			John Janigian	Rep
19	Patrick Abrami		Rep	Joe Sweeney			Rep
19	Debra Altschiller		Dem	John Sytek			Rep
20	Tim Baxter		Rep	Susan Vandecasteele			Rep
	Tina Harley		Rep	Lorie Ball			Rep
	Aboul Khan		Rep	Tanya Donelly			Rep
21	Tracy Emerick		Rep	Dennis Mannion			Rep
	Vacant^{[lower-alpha 21]}			Valerie McDonnell			Rep
	Mike Edgar		Dem	26
	Tom Loughman		Dem	27	Gerry Ward		Dem
22	Jim Maggiore		Dem	28	Rebecca McBeath		Dem
23	Dennis Malloy		Dem	29
24	Jaci Grote		Dem
24	Kate Murray		Dem
25	Laura Pantelakos		Dem
26	Rebecca McBeath		Dem	30	Tina Harley		Rep
27	Peter Somssich		Dem	30	Aboul Khan		Rep
28	Gerry Ward		Dem	31	Jess Edwards		Rep
29	David Meuse		Dem	31	Terry Roy		Rep
30	Jacqueline Cali-Pitts		Dem	32	Josh Yokela		Rep
31	Joan Hamblet		Dem	33	Alexis Simpson		Dem
32	Terry Roy		Rep	34	Mark Pearson		Rep
33	Josh Yokela		Rep	35	Julius Soti		Rep
34	Mark Pearson		Rep	36	J. D. Bernardy		Rep
35	Deborah Hobson		Rep	37	David Meuse		Dem
36	Alexis Simpson		Dem	38	Peggy Balboni		Dem
37	Max Abramson		Rep	39
New seat				40	Jason Janvrin		Rep

Strafford	1	Peter Hayward		Rep	Strafford	1
	1	Glenn Bailey		Rep		1
	2	James Horgan		Rep		2
	2	Joseph Pitre		Rep
	3	Michael Harrington		Rep
	3	Kurt Wuelper		Rep		3	David Bickford	Rep
	4	Cassandra Levesque		Dem		4
	4	Len Turcotte		Rep
	5	Jeffrey Salloway		Dem
	6	Timothy Horrigan		Dem		5	Thomas Kaczynski Jr.	Rep
		Cam Kenney		Dem		6	Clifford Newton	Rep
		Marjorie Smith		Dem		7	Aidan Ankarberg	Rep
		Judith Spang		Dem		8
		Janet Wall		Dem		9
	7	Timothy Fontneau		Dem		10	Timothy Horrigan	Dem
	8	Donna Ellis		Dem			Cam Kenney	Dem
	9	Clifford Newton		Rep			Marjorie Smith	Dem
	10	Aidan Ankarberg		Rep			Loren Selig	Dem
	11	Chuck Grassie		Dem		11	Tom Southworth	Dem
	12	Mac Kittredge		Rep			Janet Wall	Dem
	13	Casey Conley		Dem			Hoy Meaner	Dem
	14	Kristina Fargo		Dem		12
	15	Ariel Oxaal		Dem
	16	Sherry Frost		Dem
	17	Peter Bixby		Dem
		Susan Treleaven		Dem		13	Peter Bixby	Dem
		Kenneth Vincent		Dem		14	Peter Schmidt	Dem
	18	Gerri Cannon		Dem		15	Bill Conlin	Dem
		Wendy Chase		Dem		16	Gail Pare	Dem
		Cecilia Rich		Dem		17	Jessica LaMontagne	Dem
	19	Peter B. Schmidt		Dem		18	Michael Harrington	Rep
	20	Tom Southworth		Dem		19
	21	Catt Sandler		Dem
	22	Thomas Kaczynski Jr.		Rep
	23	Fenton Groen		Rep		20	Allan Howland	Dem
	24	Susan DeLemus		Rep		21	Susan Treleaven	Dem
	25	Amanda Gourgue		Dem			Luz Bay	Dem
	New seat						Geoff Smith	Dem

Sullivan	1	Lee Oxenham		Dem	Sullivan	1	Brian Sullivan	Dem
	1	Brian Sullivan		Dem		2	William Palmer	Dem
	2	Sue Gottling		Dem		3	Skip Rollins	Rep
	3	Andrew O'Hearne		Dem			Steven Smith	Rep
	4	Gary Merchant		Dem			Walter Spilsbury	Rep
	5	Walter Stapleton		Rep		4	Judy Aron	Rep
	6	John Callum		Rep		5
	6	Skip Rollins		Rep		6
	7	Judy Aron		Rep
	8	Walter Spilsbury		Rep
	9	Linda Tanner		Dem		7
	10	John Cloutier		Dem		8
	11	Steven D. Smith		Rep		8

↑ Republican Raymond Howard resigned July 18, 2022.
↑ Elected as a Republican in 2020.
↑ Republican Donald Dostie resigned October 27, 2021.
↑ Democrat Dennis Ruprecht resigned December 17, 2021.
↑ Democrat Dan Pickering resigned November 12, 2021.
↑ Republican Michael Gunski resigned July 27, 2021.
↑ Democrat Andrew Bouldin resigned August 10, 2022.
↑ Democrat Barbara Shaw died December 22, 2021.
↑ Republican Lindsey Tausch resigned February 15, 2022.
↑ Independent Tony Labranche (elected as a Democrat in 2020) resigned August 8, 2022.
↑ Democrat Skip Cleaver resigned June 1, 2022.
↑ Republican Bob Greene resigned May 27, 2022.
↑ Republican Hershel Nunez resigned August 30, 2022.
↑ Republican Lynn Ober resigned July 27, 2021.
↑ Republican Russell Ober resigned July 27, 2021.
↑ Democrat Stephanie Hyland resigned January 24, 2022.
↑ Democrat Katherine Rogers died April 10, 2022.
↑ Republican Mary Griffin died June 15, 2022.
↑ Elected as a Democrat in 2020
↑ Democrat Lisa Bunker resigned September 11, 2022.
↑ Democrat Renny Cushing died March 7, 2022.

Retiring incumbents

94 incumbent Representatives (58 Democrats, 35 Republicans and one independent) did not seek reelection in 2022:

Note: Districts shown are pre-redistricting

Belknap 2: Jonathan Mackie (R)
Belknap 2: Timothy Lang Sr. (R) (running for State Senate)
Carroll 8: William Marsh (D) (running for State Senate)
Cheshire 2: John Mann (D)
Cheshire 4: Lawrence Welkowitz (D)
Cheshire 7: Sparky Von Plinsky (D)
Cheshire 8: Donovan Fenton (D) (running for State Senate)
Cheshire 9: Andrew Maneval (D)
Cheshire 12: Jennie Gomarlo (D)
Cheshire 13: Ben Kilanski (R)
Cheshire 16: William Pearson (D)
Coös 1: Dennis Thompson (D)
Coös 3: Larry Laflamme (D)
Coös 3: Robert Theberge (R) (running for County Commissioner)
Coös 4: Kevin Craig (R)
Coös 5: Edith Tucker (D) (running for State Senate)
Grafton 1: Joseph DePalma (R)
Grafton 8: Suzanne Smith (D)
Grafton 8: Joyce Weston (D)
Grafton 9: Ned Gordon (R)
Grafton 10: Roger Dontonville (D)
Grafton 11: Beth Folsom (R)
Grafton 12: Richard Abel (D)
Grafton 15: David Binford (R)
Hillsborough 1: Marjorie Porter (D)
Hillsborough 7: Barbara Griffin (R) (running for State Senate)
Hillsborough 7: John Graham (R)
Hillsborough 7: Sue Mullen (D)
Hillsborough 7: Niki Kelsey (R)
Hillsborough 9: Iz Piedra (D)
Hillsborough 11: Nicole Klein-Knight (D)
Hillsborough 15: Erika Conner (D)
Hillsborough 17: Timothy Smith (D)
Hillsborough 18: Willis Griffith (D)
Hillsborough 19: Kendall Snow (D)
Hillsborough 25: Paul Somero (R)
Hillsborough 28: Bruce Cohen (D)
Hillsborough 28: Janice Schmidt (D)
Hillsborough 29: Paul Bergeron (D)
Hillsborough 30: Patricia Klee (D)
Hillsborough 31: Manny Espitia (D)
Hillsborough 32: Dan Toomey (D)
Hillsborough 33: Mark King (D)
Hillsborough 34: Melbourne Moran (D)
Hillsborough 34: Deb Stevens (D)
Hillsborough 37: Andrew Renzullo (R)
Hillsborough 37: Kim Rice (R)
Hillsborough 37: Denise Smith (R)
Hillsborough 39: John Burt (R)
Hillsborough 45: Connie Van Houten (D)
Merrimack 6: Rod Pimentel (D)
Merrimack 8: Carolette Alicea (D)
Merrimack 17: Safiya Wazir (D)
Merrimack 19: Christy Bartlett (D)
Merrimack 23: Samantha Fox (D)
Merrimack 23: Mary Beth Walz (D)
Merrimack 23: Gary Woods (D)
Merrimack 24: Michael Yakubovich (R) (running for State Senate)
Merrimack 26: Howard Pearl (R) (running for State Senate)
Rockingham 2: Alan Bershtein (R)
Rockingham 3: Paul Ayer (R)
Rockingham 3: Dustin Dodge (R)
Rockingham 5: Al Baldasaro (R)
Rockingham 5: Betsy McKinney (R)
Rockingham 6: Mary Ann Kimball (R)
Rockingham 8: Daryl Abbas (R) (running for State Senate)
Rockingham 8: Bob Elliott (R)
Rockingham 8: Everett McBride (R)
Rockingham 9: Sean Morrison (R)
Rockingham 13: David Welch (R)
Rockingham 14: Norman Major (R)
Rockingham 14: Peter Torosian (R) (running for State Senate)
Rockingham 17: Ellen Read (I)
Rockingham 19: Debra Altschiller (D) (running for State Senate)
Rockingham 21: Tom Loughman (D)
Rockingham 25: Laura Pantelakos (D)
Rockingham 27: Peter Somssich (D)
Strafford 1: Peter Hayward (R)
Strafford 5: Jeffrey Salloway (D)
Strafford 6: Judith Spang (D)
Strafford 7: Timothy Fontneau (D)
Strafford 8: Donna Ellis (D)
Strafford 13: Casey Conley (D)
Strafford 14: Kristina Fargo (D)
Strafford 15: Ariel Oxaal (D)
Strafford 16: Sherry Frost (D)
Strafford 13: Casey Conley (D)
Strafford 18: Wendy Chase (D)
Strafford 21: Catt Sandler (D)
Strafford 24: Susan DeLemus (R) (running for County Commissioner)
Strafford 25: Amanda Gourgue (D)
Sullivan 1: Lee Oxenham (D)
Sullivan 2: Sue Gottling (D)
Sullivan 6: John Callum (R)

Defeated incumbents

In the primary

Belknap 4: Mike Sylvia (R)
Belknap 6: Glen Aldrich (R)
Belknap 6: Gregg Hough (R)
Belknap 6: Norm Silber (R)
Carroll 6: Brodie Deshaies (R)
Cheshire 7: John Bordenet (D)
Cheshire 15: Paul Berch (D)

In the general election

Belknap 5: Dawn Johnson (R)
Belknap 5: Richard Littlefield (R)
Carroll 1: Karen Umberger (R)
Carroll 8: Jerry Knirk (D)
Grafton 1: Timothy Egan (D)
Grafton 3: Bonnie Ham (R)
Grafton 7: Mark Alliegro (R)

Detailed results

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↑ "2022 State Primary Election Dates and Filing Deadlines". www.ncsl.org. Retrieved June 21, 2022.
↑ Sylvia, Andrew. "Mosley defeats Gagne following recount" . Retrieved November 15, 2022.
↑ "Recount flips N.H. House seat to Democrats, trimming GOP margin in State House". New Hampshire Public Radio. November 15, 2022. Retrieved March 14, 2024.
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[5] Republican Raymond Howard resigned July 18, 2022.

[6] Elected as a Republican in 2020.

[7] Republican Donald Dostie resigned October 27, 2021.

[8] Democrat Dennis Ruprecht resigned December 17, 2021.

[9] Democrat Dan Pickering resigned November 12, 2021.

[10] Republican Michael Gunski resigned July 27, 2021.

[11] Democrat Andrew Bouldin resigned August 10, 2022.

[12] Democrat Barbara Shaw died December 22, 2021.

[13] Republican Lindsey Tausch resigned February 15, 2022.

[14] Independent Tony Labranche (elected as a Democrat in 2020) resigned August 8, 2022.

[15] Democrat Skip Cleaver resigned June 1, 2022.

[16] Republican Bob Greene resigned May 27, 2022.

[17] Republican Hershel Nunez resigned August 30, 2022.

[18] Republican Lynn Ober resigned July 27, 2021.

[19] Republican Russell Ober resigned July 27, 2021.

[20] Democrat Stephanie Hyland resigned January 24, 2022.

[21] Democrat Katherine Rogers died April 10, 2022.

[22] Republican Mary Griffin died June 15, 2022.

[23] Elected as a Democrat in 2020

[24] Democrat Lisa Bunker resigned September 11, 2022.

[25] Democrat Renny Cushing died March 7, 2022.

[1] "2022 State Primary Election Dates and Filing Deadlines". www.ncsl.org. Retrieved June 21, 2022.

[2] Sylvia, Andrew. "Mosley defeats Gagne following recount" . Retrieved November 15, 2022.

[3] "Recount flips N.H. House seat to Democrats, trimming GOP margin in State House". New Hampshire Public Radio. November 15, 2022. Retrieved March 14, 2024.

[4] Ramer, Holly (November 23, 2022). "GOP gains in NH recount, but matter isn't settled yet". The Associated Press . Retrieved November 23, 2022.

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