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2026 New Hampshire House of Representatives election
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November 3, 2026
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All 400 seats in the New Hampshire House of Representatives
201 seats needed for a majority
 
Leader Sherman Packard Alexis Simpson
Party Republican Democratic
Leader's seat Rockingham 16 Rockingham 33
Last election 222 178
Current seats 220 179
Seats needed Steady Increase 22
     Democratic incumbent      Democratic incumbent retiring
     Republican incumbent      Republican incumbent retiring
Incumbent Speaker

Sherman Packard
Republican


The 2026 New Hampshire House of Representatives election was held on November 3, 2026, alongside the other 2026 United States elections.[1] Voters elected all 400 members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives to serve a two-year term.[2]

Background

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In the 2024 New Hampshire House of Representatives election, Republicans picked up 21 seats, expanding their narrow one-seat majority.[3]

Retirements

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Republican

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  1. Belknap 3: Juliet Harvey-Bolia is retiring.[4]
  2. Belknap 4: Travis Toner is retiring.[5]
  3. Belknap 5: Steven Bogert and Sheri Minor are retiring.[6][4]
  4. Belknap 6: Russell Dumais is retiring.[5]
  5. Belknap 8: Douglas Trottier is retiring.[4]
  6. Carroll 3: Joseph Hamblen is retiring.[5]
  7. Carroll 6: Katy Peternel is retiring.[4]
  8. Carroll 8: Richard Brown is retiring to run for Carroll 3.[5]
  9. Coös 1: Sean Durkin and James Tierney Jr. are retiring.[4]
  10. Coös 5: Marc Tremblay is retiring.[4]
  11. Grafton 1: Darrell Louis is retiring.[4]
  12. Grafton 5: Rick Ladd is retiring.[7]
  13. Grafton 10: John Sellers is retiring.[4]
  14. Grafton 11: Lex Berezhny is retiring.[7]
  15. Hillsborough 1: Tim Mannion is retiring.[4]
  16. Hillsborough 2: Ted Gorski and Linda Gould are retiring.[4]
  17. Hillsborough 8: Kevin Scully is retiring.[4]
  18. Hillsborough 16: Larry Gagne is retiring.[4]
  19. Hillsborough 26: Brian Cole is retiring to run for U.S. House[8]
  20. Hillsborough 30: Jim Creighton is retiring to run for state senate and Riché Colcombe and Jim Fedolfi are retiring.[9][4]
  21. Hillsborough 38: Kimberly Rice is retiring.[5]
  22. Hillsborough 39: Mark Warden is retiring.[4]
  23. Hillsborough 42: Keith Ammon is retiring.[4]
  24. Merrimack 3: Bryan Morse is retiring.[5]
  25. Merrimack 10: John Leavitt is retiring.[4]
  26. Merrimack 14: Dan McGuire is retiring.[5]
  27. Merrimack 14: Carol McGuire is retiring.[10]
  28. Rockingham 2: Kevin Verville is retiring.[4]
  29. Rockingham 9: Vicki Wilson is retiring.[5]
  30. Rockingham 13: Phyllis Katsakiores and Katherine Prudhomme O'Brien are retiring.[5]
  31. Rockingham 16: Tom Dolan and Douglas Thomas are retiring.[5]
  32. Rockingham 25: Tanya Donnelly is retiring.[5]
  33. Strafford 2: Claudine Burnham is retiring.[4]
  34. Strafford 4: Len Turcotte is retiring.[4]
  35. Strafford 5: Thomas Kaczynski Jr. is retiring.[4]
  36. Strafford 8: Sam Farrington is retiring to run for Strafford 19.[4]
  37. Strafford 19: David Walker is retiring to run for Strafford 8 and Kelley Potenza is retiring.[4]
  38. Sullivan 4: Judy Aron is retiring.[4]
  39. Sullivan 8: Michael Aron is retiring.[5]

Democratic

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  1. Carroll 1: Thomas Buco and Stephen Woodcock are retiring.[11]
  2. Carroll 2: Chris McAleer is retiring.[11]
  3. Carroll 7: Bobbi Boudman is retiring to run for state senate.[12]
  4. Cheshire 8: Lucius Parshall is retiring to run for Cheshire 16.[4]
  5. Cheshire 10: Barrett Faulkner is retiring.[4]
  6. Cheshire 13: Richard Ames is retiring.[13]
  7. Cheshire 13: James Gruber is retiring to run for Cheshire 9.[4]
  8. Grafton 14: George Sykes is retiring to run for Grafton county commission.[7]
  9. Grafton 15: Thomas Cormen is retiring to run for Grafton 17.[7]
  10. Grafton 17: Susan Almy is retiring.[7]
  11. Hillsborough 2: Loren Foxx is retiring.[4]
  12. Hillsborough 3: Paige Beauchemin is retiring to run for U.S. House and Marc Plamondon is retiring.[14][4]
  13. Hillsborough 4: Ray Newman and Sue Newman are retiring.[15]
  14. Hillsborough 6: Carry Spier is retiring.[4]
  15. Hillsborough 7: Alicia Gregg and Catherine Sofikitis are retiring.[15][4]
  16. Hillsborough 9: William Dolan is retiring.[4]
  17. Hillsborough 11: Laura Telerski is retiring to run for state senate.[16]
  18. Hillsborough 16: Dan Bergeron is retiring.[4]
  19. Hillsborough 17: Linda DiSilvestro and David Preece are retiring.[4]
  20. Hillsborough 19: Suzanne Chretien is retiring.[4]
  21. Hillsborough 21: Matthew Wilhelm is retiring.[17]
  22. Hillsborough 22: Patricia Cornell is retiring.[4]
  23. Hillsborough 24: Christopher Herbert is retiring.[5]
  24. Hillsborough 41: Karen Hegner is retiring.[5]
  25. Hillsborough 43: Peter Petrigno is retiring.[4]
  26. Merrimack 18: James MacKay is retiring.[18]
  27. Merrimack 20: Eric Gallager is retiring.[18]
  28. Merrimack 22: James Roesener is retiring.[18]
  29. Merrimack 23: Merryl Gibbs is retiring.[18]
  30. Merrimack 28: Jim Snodgrass is retiring.[18]
  31. Merrimack 30: Gary Woods is retiring.[5]
  32. Rockingham 10: Toni Weinstein is retiring.[4]
  33. Rockingham 11: Gaby Grossman is retiring.[4]
  34. Rockingham 21: Jennifer Mandelbaum is retiring.[19]
  35. Rockingham 29: Erica de Vries, Mike Edgar, and Chris Muns are retiring.[4]
  36. Rockingham 37: David Meuse is retiring.[4]
  37. Rockingham 39: Ned Raynolds is retiring.[4]
  38. Strafford 4: Heath Howard is retiring to run for Strafford county commission[a] and Cassandra Levesque is retiring.[4]
  39. Strafford 9: Amy Malone is retiring.[4]
  40. Strafford 10: Marjorie Smith is retiring.[5]
  41. Strafford 15: Alice Wade is retiring to run for Strafford 21.[4]
  42. Strafford 19: John Larochelle is retiring to run for Strafford 7.[4]
  43. Strafford 21: Luz Bay is retiring to run for Executive Council.[21]
  44. Sullivan 2: William Palmer is retiring.[7]

Independent

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  1. Strafford 7: Aidan Ankarberg is retiring.[4]

Vacancies

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Republican

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  1. Belknap 2: Matthew Lunney resigned September 23, 2025.[22]
  2. Belknap 6: Harry Bean died February 14, 2026.[23]
  3. Coös 6: Michael Murphy resigned May 22, 2026.[24]
  4. Hillsborough 1: Sandra Panek resigned March 1, 2026.[25]
  5. Hillsborough 29: Sheila Seidel resigned October 31, 2025.[25]
  6. Hillsborough 39: Jonathan Morton resigned July 15, 2026.[25]
  7. Rockingham 5: Michael Vose resigned August 27, 2026.[25]
  8. Rockingham 25: Fred Doucette resigned March 10, 2026 to become the FEMA Region 1 administrator.[26]

Democratic

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  1. Belknap 5: Charlie St. Clair died August 22, 2026.[27]
  2. Cheshire 1: Dylan Germana resigned January 30, 2026 following a residency inquiry.[28]
  3. Grafton 9: Thomas Oppel resigned August 3, 2026.[25]
  4. Hillsborough 6: Suzanne Vail resigned June 15, 2026.[25]
  5. Hillsborough 24: Donald Bouchard resigned July 21, 2025.[25]
  6. Hillsborough 40: Suraj Budathoki resigned May 28, 2026.[25]
  7. Hillsborough 41: Tim Hartnett resigned July 30, 2026.[25]
  8. Rockingham 11: Linda Haskins resigned July 3, 2026.[25]
  9. Rockingham 22: Kate Murray resigned August 3, 2026.[25]
  10. Rockingham 24: Jaci Grote resigned June 15, 2026.[25]

Incumbents defeated

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In primary elections

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Republican

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  1. Carroll 5: Jonathan Smith lost renomination to Steven Brown.[29]
  2. Carroll 8: Brian Taylor lost renomination to Tammy Garthwaite and Colin Mitchell.[30]
  3. Hillsborough 13: Jeremy Slottje lost renomination to Tom Trost.[30]
  4. Hillsborough 38: Ralph Boehm lost renomination to Adam Haverstock and Ted Trost.[31]
  5. Merrimack 3: Ernesto Gonzalez lost renomination to Werner Horn and Mike Visconti.[30]
  6. Rockingham 9: Donald Selby lost renomination to Matthew Brooks and Kevin Major.[30]
  7. Rockingham 13: David Milz and Stephen Pearson lost renomination to Michael Appleton, Brandon Bach, Brian Chirichiello, and Anthony Henry.[31]
  8. Rockingham 30: Matt Sabourin dit Choinière lost renomination to Jason Janvrin.[31]
  9. Strafford 1: Susan DeLemus lost renomination to Packy Campbell and Andy Dow.[30]

Democratic

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  1. Strafford 12: John Stone lost renomination to Will Hurley.[31]

Predictions

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Source Ranking As of
Sabato's Crystal Ball[32] Lean D (flip) October 16, 2026
State Navigate[33] Likely D (flip) October 24, 2026

Generic ballot polling

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Poll source Date(s)
administered		 Sample
size[b]		 Margin
of error		 Republican Democratic Other Undecided
University of New Hampshire[34] September 17–21, 2026 1,418 (LV) ± 2.6% 39% 49% 7%[c] 5%

Summary of results by district

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† - Incumbent not seeking re-election

DistrictIncumbentPartyDistrictElected RepresentativeOutcome
Belknap 1 Tom Ploszaj Rep Belknap 1 TBD
2 Matthew Coker Rep 2 TBD
Matthew Lunney Rep TBD
3 Juliet Harvey-Bolia Rep 3 TBD
4 Travis Toner Rep 4 TBD
5 Mike Bordes Rep 5 TBD
Sheri Minor Rep TBD
Steven Bogert Rep TBD
Charlie St. Clair Dem TBD
6 Harry Bean Rep 6 TBD
Russell Dumais Rep TBD
David Nagel Dem[d] TBD
Glen Aldrich Rep TBD
7 Peter Varney Rep 7 TBD
Paul Terry Rep TBD
Barbara Comtois Rep TBD
8 Douglas Trottier Rep 8 TBD
Lisa Freeman Rep TBD
Carroll 1 Stephen Woodcock Dem Carroll 1 TBD
David Paige Dem TBD
Thomas Buco Dem TBD
2 Anita Burroughs Dem 2 TBD
Chris McAleer Dem TBD
3 Karel Crawford Rep 3 TBD
Joseph Hamblen Rep TBD
4 Lino Avellani Rep 4 TBD
Mike Belcher Rep TBD
5 Jonathan Smith Rep 5 TBD
6 Katy Peternel Rep 6 TBD
John MacDonald Rep TBD
7 Bobbi Boudman Dem 7 TBD
8 Richard Brown Rep 8 TBD
Brian R. Taylor Rep TBD
Cheshire 1 Dylan Germana Dem Cheshire 1 TBD
2 Dru Fox Dem 2 TBD
3 Philip Jones Dem 3 TBD
4 Jodi Newell Dem 4 TBD
5 Lucy Weber Dem 5 TBD
6 Paul Berch Dem 6 TBD
Cathryn Harvey Dem TBD
7 Terri O'Rorke Dem 7 TBD
8 Lucius Parshall Dem 8 TBD
9 Rich Nalevanko Rep 9 TBD
10 Barrett Faulkner Dem 10 TBD
Sly Karasinski Rep TBD
11 Denis Murphy Rep 11 TBD
12 Dick Thackston Rep 12 TBD
13 Richard Ames Dem 13 TBD
14 John B. Hunt Rep 14 TBD
15 Samantha Jacobs Dem 15 TBD
Nicholas Germana Dem TBD
16 James Gruber Dem 16 TBD
17 Jennifer Rhodes Rep 17 TBD
18 Jim Qualey Rep 18 TBD
Rita Mattson Rep TBD
Coös 1 Sean Durkin Rep Coös 1 TBD
James Tierney Jr. Rep TBD
2 Arnold Davis Rep 2 TBD
3 Mike Ouellet Rep 3 TBD
4 Seth King Rep 4 TBD
5 Marc Tremblay Rep 5 TBD
Pete Morency Rep TBD
6 Michael Murphy Rep 6 TBD
7 Lori Korzen Rep 7 TBD
Grafton 1 Joseph Barton Rep Grafton 1 TBD
Darrell Louis Rep TBD
Calvin Beaulier Rep TBD
2 Jared Sullivan Dem 2 TBD
3 Jerry Stringham Dem 3 TBD
4 Heather Baldwin Dem 4 TBD
5 Rick Ladd Rep 5 TBD
Marie Louise Bjelobrk Rep TBD
6 Linda Franz Rep 6 TBD
7 Janet Lucas Dem 7 TBD
8 Sallie Fellows Dem 8 TBD
Peter Lovett Dem TBD
Bill Bolton Dem TBD
9 Thomas Oppel Dem 9 TBD
10 John Sellers Rep 10 TBD
11 Lex Berezhny Rep 11 TBD
12 Mary Hakken-Phillips Dem 12 TBD
Russell Muirhead Dem TBD
Ellen Rockmore Dem TBD
Terry Spahr Dem TBD
13 Laurel Stavis Dem 13 TBD
14 George Sykes Dem 14 TBD
15 Thomas H. Cormen Dem 15 TBD
16 David Fracht Dem 16 TBD
17 Susan Almy Dem 17 TBD
18 Donald McFarlane Rep 18 TBD
Hillsborough 1 Jeffrey Tenczar Rep Hillsborough 1 TBD
Sandra Panek Rep TBD
Tom Mannion Rep TBD
Tim Mannion Rep TBD
2 Catherine Rombeau Dem 2 TBD
Brian Labrie Rep TBD
Kristin Noble Rep TBD
Ted Gorski Rep TBD
John Schneller Rep TBD
Loren Foxx Dem TBD
Linda Gould Rep TBD
3 Paige Beauchemin Dem 3 TBD
Fred Davis Jr. Dem TBD
Marc Plamondon Dem TBD
4 Sue Newman Dem 4 TBD
Linda Ryan Dem TBD
Ray Newman Dem TBD
5 Heather Raymond Dem 5 TBD
Susan Elberger Dem TBD
Dale Swanson Dem TBD
6 Lee Ann Kluger Dem 6 TBD
Carry Spier Dem TBD
Suzanne Vail Dem TBD
7 Alicia Gregg Dem 7 TBD
Louis Juris Dem TBD
Catherine Sofikitis Dem TBD
8 Kevin Scully Rep 8 TBD
Christal Lloyd Dem TBD
Efstathia Booras Dem TBD
9 William Dolan Dem 9 TBD
Santosh Salvi Dem TBD
Sanjeev Manohar Dem TBD
10 Linda Harriott-Gathright Dem 10 TBD
Marty Jack Dem TBD
Bill Ohm Rep TBD
11 Manoj Chourasia Dem 11 TBD
Will Darby Dem TBD
Laura Telerski Dem TBD
12 Maureen Mooney Rep 12 TBD
Julie Miles Rep TBD
Jeanine Notter Rep TBD
Adam Presa Rep TBD
Nancy Murphy Dem TBD
William Boyd III Rep TBD
Rosemarie Rung Dem TBD
Wendy Thomas Dem TBD
13 Cathy Kenny Rep 13 TBD
Dillon Dumont Rep TBD
Andrew Prout Rep TBD
Jordan Ulery Rep TBD
Robert Wherry Rep TBD
Jeremy Slottje Rep TBD
14 Richard Lascelles Rep 14 TBD
Raymond Peeples Rep TBD
15 Mark McLean Rep 15 TBD
Mark Proulx Rep TBD
16 Larry Gagne Rep 16 TBD
Dan Bergeron Dem TBD
17 Linda DiSilvestro Dem 17 TBD
David Preece Dem TBD
18 Jessica Grill Dem 18 TBD
Steven Kesselring Rep TBD
19 Matt Drew Rep 19 TBD
Suzanne Chretien Dem TBD
20 Alissandra Murray Dem 20 TBD
Pierre Dupont Rep TBD
21 Christine Seibert Dem 21 TBD
Matthew Wilhelm Dem TBD
22 Patricia Cornell Dem 22 TBD
Nicole Leapley Dem TBD
23 Mary Ngwanda Georges Dem 23 TBD
Jean Jeudy Dem TBD
24 Christopher Herbert Dem 24 TBD
Donald Bouchard Dem TBD
25 Kathleen Paquette Rep 25 TBD
Kathy Staub Dem TBD
26 Brian Cole † Rep 26 TBD
Patrick Long Dem TBD
27 Mary Murphy Rep 27 TBD
28 Keith Erf Rep 28 TBD
Travis Corcoran Rep TBD
29 Joe Alexander Rep 29 TBD
Sherri Reinfurt Rep TBD
Sheila Seidel Rep TBD
Henry Giasson Rep TBD
30 Jim Creighton Rep 30 TBD
Riché Colcombe Rep TBD
Jim Fedolfi Rep TBD
31 Molly Howard Dem 31 TBD
32 Diane Kelley Rep 32 TBD
Jim Kofalt Rep TBD
Shane Sirois Rep TBD
33 Peter Leishman Dem 33 TBD
Jonah Wheeler Dem TBD
34 Stephanie Grund Dem 34 TBD
Daniel LeClerc Dem TBD
Daniel Veilleux Dem TBD
35 Liz Barbour Rep 35 TBD
Kat McGhee Dem TBD
36 Diane Pauer Rep 36 TBD
John Suiter Rep TBD
37 Megan Murray Dem 37 TBD
38 Kimberly Rice Rep 38 TBD
Ralph Boehm Rep TBD
39 Mark Warden Rep 39 TBD
Jonathan Morton Rep TBD
40 Erin Kerwin Dem 40 TBD
Mark MacKenzie Dem TBD
Trinidad Tellez Dem TBD
Suraj Budathoki Dem TBD
41 Tim Hartnett Dem 41 TBD
Karen Hegner Dem TBD
Lily Foss Dem TBD
42 Keith Ammon Rep 42 TBD
Lisa Post Rep TBD
Gerald Griffin Rep TBD
43 Peter Petrigno Dem 43 TBD
Vanessa Sheehan Rep TBD
Gary Daniels Rep TBD
Paul Dargie Dem TBD
44 Lisa Mazur Rep 44 TBD
Ross Berry Rep TBD
45 Jack Flanagan Rep 45 TBD
Merrimack 1 Ricky Devoid Rep Merrimack 1 TBD
2 Gregory Hill Rep 2 TBD
3 Bryan Morse Rep 3 TBD
Ernesto Gonzalez Rep TBD
4 Jose Cambrils Rep 4 TBD
Michael Moffett Rep TBD
5 Louise Andrus Rep 5 TBD
Deborah Aylward Rep TBD
Thomas Ware Rep TBD
6 Tom Schamberg Dem 6 TBD
7 Karen Ebel Dem 7 TBD
Gregory Sargent Dem TBD
8 Tony Caplan Dem 8 TBD
Eileen Kelly Dem TBD
Stephanie Payeur Dem TBD
9 Eleana Colby Dem 9 TBD
Muriel Hall Dem TBD
David Luneau Dem TBD
James Newsom Dem TBD
10 Thomas Walsh Rep 10 TBD
John Leavitt Rep TBD
Stephen Boyd Rep TBD
Yury Polozov Rep TBD
11 Matthew Pitaro Rep 11 TBD
12 Peter Mehegan Rep 12 TBD
Brian Seaworth Rep TBD
13 Clayton Wood Rep 13 TBD
Cyril Aures Rep TBD
14 Dan McGuire Rep 14 TBD
15 Tracy Bricchi Dem 15 TBD
16 Connie Lane Dem 16 TBD
17 Beth Richards Dem 17 TBD
18 James MacKay Dem 18 TBD
19 Mary Jane Wallner Dem 19 TBD
20 Eric Gallager Dem 20 TBD
21 Timothy Soucy Dem 21 TBD
22 James Leon Roesener Dem 22 TBD
23 Merryl Gibbs Dem 23 TBD
24 Matthew Hicks Dem 24 TBD
25 James Thibualt Rep 25 TBD
26 Alvin See Rep 26 TBD
27 Carol McGuire Rep 27 TBD
Ray Plante Rep TBD
28 Jim Snodgrass Dem 28 TBD
29 Kris Schultz Dem 29 TBD
30 Gary Woods Dem 30 TBD
Rockingham 1 Scott Bryer Rep Rockingham 1 TBD
James Guzofski Rep TBD
Paul Tudor Rep TBD
2 Jason Osborne Rep 2 Anna Howard Dem
James Spillane Rep TBD
Kevin Verville Rep TBD
3 Oliver Ford Rep 3 TBD
4 Mike Drago Rep 4 TBD
Brian Nadeau Rep TBD
Cindy Bennett Rep TBD
5 Mark Vallone Dem 5 TBD
Michael Vose Rep TBD
6 Eric Turer Dem 6 TBD
7 Laurence Miner Rep 7 TBD
8 Sayra DeVito Rep 8 TBD
9 Donald Selby Rep 9 TBD
Vicki Wilson Rep TBD
10 Michael Cahill Dem 10 TBD
Ellen Read Dem TBD
Toni Weinstein Dem TBD
11 Julie Gilman Dem 11 TBD
Mark Paige Dem TBD
Gaby Grossman Dem TBD
Linda Haskins Dem TBD
12 Allison Knab Dem 12 TBD
Zoe Manos Dem TBD
13 David Love Rep 13 TBD
Jodi Nelson Rep TBD
Erica Layon Rep TBD
Phyllis Katsakiores Rep TBD
Charles Foote Rep TBD
John Potucek Rep TBD
Katherine Prudhomme O'Brien Rep TBD
Stephen Pearson Rep TBD
David Milz Rep TBD
Richard Tripp Rep TBD
14 Kenneth Weyler Rep 14 TBD
Pam Brown Rep TBD
15 Joseph Guthrie Rep 15 TBD
Lilli Walsh Rep TBD
16 Kristine Perez Rep 16 TBD
David Lundgren Rep TBD
Tom Dolan Rep TBD
Ron Dunn Rep TBD
Douglas Thomas Rep TBD
Sherman Packard Rep TBD
Wayne MacDonald Rep TBD
17 Charles McMahon Rep 17 TBD
Katelyn Kuttab Rep TBD
Daniel Popovici-Muller Rep TBD
Robert Lynn Rep TBD
18 Debra DeSimone Rep 18 TBD
Jay Markell Rep TBD
19 Susan Porcelli Rep 19 TBD
20 Robert Harb Rep 20 TBD
Charles Melvin Rep TBD
James Summers Rep TBD
21 Jennifer Mandelbaum Dem 21 TBD
22 Kate Murray Dem 22 TBD
23 Jim Maggiore Dem 23 TBD
24 Jaci Grote Dem 24 TBD
Dennis Malloy Dem TBD
25 Joseph Sweeney Rep 25 TBD
Fred Doucette Rep TBD
Lorie Ball Rep TBD
Tanya Donnelly Rep TBD
John Janigian Rep TBD
John Sytek Rep TBD
Valerie McDonnell Rep TBD
Susan Vandecasteele Rep TBD
Dennis Mannion Rep TBD
26 Buzz Scherr Dem 26 TBD
27 Gerry Ward Dem 27 TBD
28 Carrie Sorensen Dem 28 TBD
29 Chris Muns Dem 29 TBD
Nicholas Bridle Rep TBD
Mike Edgar Dem TBD
Erica de Vries Dem TBD
30 Aboul Khan Rep 30 TBD
Matt Sabourin Rep TBD
31 Jess Edwards Rep 31 TBD
Terry Roy Rep TBD
32 Melissa Litchfield Rep 32 TBD
33 Alexis Simpson Dem 33 TBD
34 Mark Pearson Rep 34 TBD
35 Julius Soti Rep 35 TBD
36 JD Bernardy Rep 36 TBD
37 David Meuse Dem 37 TBD
38 Peggy Balboni Dem 38 TBD
39 Ned Raynolds Dem 39 TBD
40 Linda McGrath Rep 40 TBD
Strafford 1 Susan DeLemus Rep Strafford 1 TBD
Robley Hall Rep TBD
2 Glenn Bailey Rep 2 TBD
Michael Granger Rep TBD
Claudine Burnham Rep TBD
3 Susan DeRoy Rep 3 TBD
4 Len Turcotte Dem 4 TBD
Cassandra Levesque Dem TBD
Heath Howard † Rep TBD
5 Thomas Kaczynski Jr. Rep 5 TBD
6 Denise DeDe-Poulin Rep 6 TBD
7 Aidan Ankarberg Ind[e] 7 TBD
8 Samuel Farrington Dem 8 TBD
9 Amy Malone Rep 9 TBD
10 Marjorie Smith Dem 10 TBD
Loren Selig Dem TBD
Timothy Horrigan Dem TBD
Wayne Burton Dem TBD
11 Janet Wall Dem 11 TBD
Erik Johnson Dem TBD
Thomas Southworth Dem TBD
12 Billie Butler Dem 12 TBD
Myles England Dem TBD
John Stone Dem TBD
Wayne Pearson Dem TBD
13 Peter Bixby Dem 13 TBD
14 Peter B. Schmidt Dem 14 TBD
15 Alice Wade Dem 15 TBD
16 Gary Gilmore Dem 16 TBD
17 Jessica LaMontagne Dem 17 TBD
18 Michael Harrington Rep 18 TBD
19 David Walker Rep 19 TBD
John Larochelle Dem TBD
Kelley Potenza Rep TBD
20 Allan Howland Dem 20 TBD
21 Luz Bay Dem 21 TBD
Seth Miller Dem TBD
Geoffrey Smith Dem TBD
Sullivan 1 Brian Sullivan Dem Sullivan 1 TBD
2 William Palmer Dem 2 TBD
3 Skip Rollins Rep 3 TBD
Steven D. Smith Rep TBD
Walter Spilsbury Rep TBD
4 Judy Aron Rep 4 TBD
5 George Grant Rep 5 TBD
6 Dale Girard Rep[f] 6 TBD
John Cloutier Dem TBD
Wayne Hemingway Rep TBD
7 Margaret Drye Rep 7 TBD
8 Hope Damon Dem 8 TBD
Michael Aron Rep TBD

Notes

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  1. ↑ Howard previously ran for U.S. House[20]
  2. ↑ Key:
    A – all adults
    RV – registered voters
    LV – likely voters
    V – unclear
  3. ↑ "Some Democrats, Some Republicans" with 7%
  4. ↑ Nagel switched parties in February 2026[35]
  5. ↑ Ankarber switched parties in December 2024.
  6. ↑ Girard switched parties in April 2026

References

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