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New Hampshire House of Representatives
New Hampshire House of Representatives
	; New Hampshire General Court;
	;
Type
Type	; ; Lower house ;
Term limits	; None
History
New session started	; December 7, 2016
Leadership
Speaker of the House	; ; Gene G. Chandler (R) ; Since November 30, 2017 ;
Majority Leader	; ; Richard Hinch (R) ; Since November 5, 2015 ;
Democratic Minority Leader	; ; Steve Shurtleff (D) ; Since December 4, 2014 ;
Libertarian Minority Leader	; ; Caleb Q. Dyer (L) ; Since May 10, 2017 ;
Structure
Seats	; 400
	;
Political groups	; Majority; ; ; Republican (217); Minority; ; ; Democratic (176); ; ; Libertarian (3); ; ; Vacant (4); ;
Length of term	; 2 years
Authority	; Part Second, New Hampshire Constitution;
Salary	; $200/term, plus daily travel
Elections
Last election	; November 8, 2016; (400 seats)
Next election	; November 6, 2018; (400 seats)
Redistricting	; Legislative control
Meeting place
	;
	; House of Representatives Chamber; New Hampshire State House; Concord, New Hampshire;
Website
	; www.gencourt.state.nh.us/house;

The New Hampshire House of Representatives is the lower house in the New Hampshire General Court, the bicameral legislature of the state of New Hampshire. The House of Representatives consists of 400 members coming from 204 legislative districts across the state, created from divisions of the state's counties. On average, each legislator represents about 3,300 residents.

Districts vary in number of seats based on their populations, with the least-populous districts electing only one member and the most populous electing 11. In multi-member districts, voters are allowed to cast as many votes as there are seats to be filled; for instance, in a two-member district, a voter can vote for up to two candidates. This system often results in one party winning all of the seats in the district, as the (cross-sectional) results below for the current representation attest.

Unlike in many state legislatures, there is no single "aisle" to cross per se, as members of both parties sit partially segregated in five sections. The seat section and number is put on the legislator's motor vehicle license plate, which they pay for if they wish to put one on their personal automobiles, or in the case of the chairpersons and party leaders, their title is put on the legislative plate. Seating location is enforced, as seating is pre-assigned, although the personal preference of the legislator is asked, usually chairmen and those with special needs are given the preferred aisle seats. The sixth section is the Speaker's seat at the head of the hall.

The House of Representatives has met in Representatives Hall of the New Hampshire State House since 1819. Representatives Hall is thus the oldest chamber in the United States still in continuous legislative use.^[1] Large arched windows line the walls. On the rostrum hang portraits of John P. Hale, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Franklin Pierce, and Daniel Webster.

2016–2018 biennial session

Composition


176	3	217
Democratic	L	Republican

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)				Total

	Democratic	Ind	Lib	Republican		Vacant
End of 2010 session	216	0		174	390	10

Begin session 2011	102	0		298	400	0
End of 2012 session	104	0		290	394	6

Begin session 2013	219	0		179	398	2
End of 2014 session	213	0		173	386	14

Begin 2015	160	1	0	239	400	0
End 2016	156	1	1	230	388	12

December 7, 2016^[2]^[3]^[4]	173	0	0	226	399	1
December 22, 2016^[5]				225	398	2
January 5, 2017^[6]				224	397	3
February 2, 2017^[7]	172			224	396	4
February 9, 2017^[8]			1	223	396	4
February 22, 2017^[9]				222	395	5
March 27, 2017^[10]				221	394	6
April 21, 2017^[11]	171			222	394	6
May 6, 2017^[12]	171			221	393	7
May 10, 2017^[13]	170		2	221	393	7
May 17, 2017^[14]	170			220	392	8
June 7, 2017^[15]	171			221	394	6
June 22, 2017^[16]	170			221	393	7
June 27, 2017^[17]	170		3	220	393	7
June 30, 2017^[18]	169			220	392	8
July 14, 2017^[19]	169			219	391	9
July 18, 2017^[20]	170			219	392	8
September 2017^[21]				220	393	7
September 5, 2017^[22]				221	394	6
September 12, 2017^[23]	171				395	5
September 26, 2017^[24]	172				396	4
September 28, 2017^[25]				220	395	5
October 13, 2017^[26]				219	394	6
October 24, 2017^[27]	173				395	5
November 7, 2017^[28]	175				397	3
November 22, 2017^[29]	175			218	396	4
January 4, 2018^[30]	174				395	5
February 27, 2018^[31]	175				396	4
June 6, 2018^[32]	176			217	396	4
Latest voting share	7001444000000000000♠44.4%		6999800000000000000♠0.8%	7001548000000000000♠54.8%

Leadership

Position	Name	Party	District
Speaker of the House	Gene G. Chandler	Republican	Carroll 1
Majority Leader	Richard Hinch	Republican	Hillsborough 21
Democratic Minority Leader	Steve Shurtleff	Democratic	Merrimack 11
Libertarian Minority Leader	Caleb Q. Dyer	Libertarian	Hillsborough 37

Members, 2016–2018

Belknap

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Valerie Fraser	Rep	Center Harbor, New Hampton	2014
02	Marc Abear	Rep	Gilford, Meredith	2016
	Glen Aldrich	Rep		2014
	Norman Silber	Rep		2016
	Herb Vadney	Rep		2012
03	David Huot	Dem	Laconia (Wards 1–6)	2016 (2012-2014)
	Peter Spanos	Rep		2010
	Franklin T. Tilton	Rep		2010
	Phil Spagnuolo	Dem		2018↑
04	Dennis Fields	Rep	Sanbornton, Tilton	2008 (1982–2004)
04	Timothy Lang, Sr.	Rep	Sanbornton, Tilton	2016
05	Peter Varney	Rep	Gilmanton, Alton	2014
05	Vacant		Gilmanton, Alton
06	John Plumer	Rep	Belmont	2016
06	Michael Sylvia	Rep	Belmont	2012
07	Barbara Comtois	Rep	Barnstead	2016
08	Raymond Howard	Rep	Alton, Barnstead, Gilmanton	2014
09	Charlie St. Clair	Dem	Belmont, Laconia (Wards 1–6)	2017↑

↑ Member was first elected in a special election.

Carroll

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Gene G. Chandler	Rep	Bartlett, Hart's Location, Jackson	1982
02	Tom Buco	Dem	Chatham, Conway, Eaton, Hale's Location	2012 (2004–2010)
	Frank McCarthy	Rep		2014 (2010–2012)
	Karen Umberger	Rep		2008
03	Jerry Knirk	Dem	Albany, Freedom, Madison, Tamworth	2016
03	Mark McConkey	Rep	Albany, Freedom, Madison, Tamworth	2002
04	Glenn Cordelli	Rep	Moultonborough, Sandwich, Tuftonboro	2012
04	Karel Crawford	Rep	Moultonborough, Sandwich, Tuftonboro	2012
05	Lino Avellani	Rep	Brookfield, Effingham, Ossipee, Wakefield	2014
	Ed Comeau	Rep		2014
	Bill Nelson	Rep		2012
06	Edith DesMarais	Dem	Wolfeboro	2017↑
06	Steve Schmidt	Rep	Wolfeboro	2010
07	Ed Butler	Dem	Albany, Bartlett, Chatham, Conway, Eaton, Freedom, Hale's Location, Hart's Location, Jackson, Madison, Tamworth	2012 (2006–2010)
08	William Marsh	Rep	Brookfield, Effingham, Moultonborough, Ossipee, Sandwich, Tuftonboro, Wakefield	2016

↑ Member was first elected in a special election.

Cheshire

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Michael Abbott	Dem	Chesterfield, Hinsdale, Walpole, Westmoreland	2014
	Paul Berch	Dem		2012
	Cathryn Harvey	Dem		2016
	Lucy Weber	Dem		2006
02	John Mann	Dem	Alstead, Marlow, Surry	2012
03	Daniel Eaton	Dem	Gilsum, Nelson, Stoddard, Sullivan	2012 (1976–1990; 2002–2010)
04	Joseph Stallcop	Lib	Keene (Ward 1)	2016
05	John Bordenet	Dem	Keene (Ward 2)	2014
06	David Meader	Dem	Keene (Ward 3)	2016 (1996–2004; 2008–2012)
07	Gladys Johnsen	Dem	Keene (Ward 4)	2010
08	Donovan Fenton	Dem	Keene (Ward 5)	2016
09	Dick Ames	Dem	Dublin, Harrisville, Jaffrey, Roxbury	2012
09	Douglas Ley	Dem	Dublin, Harrisville, Jaffrey, Roxbury	2012
10	Marge Shepardson	Dem	Marlborough, Troy	2012
11	John B. Hunt	Rep	Fitzwilliam, Rindge	1986
11	John O'Day	Rep	Fitzwilliam, Rindge	2016
12	F. Barrett Faulkner	Dem	Richmond, Swanzey	2016
12	Jim McConnell	Rep	Richmond, Swanzey	2014
13	Henry Parkhurst	Dem	Winchester	2002
14	Frank Sterling, Jr.	Rep	Dublin, Fitzwilliam, Harrisville, Jaffrey, Rindge, Roxbury	2014
15	Bruce Tatro	Dem	Marlborough, Richmond, Swanzey, Troy, Winchester	2010
16	Delmar Burridge	Dem	Keene (Wards 1–5)	2016 (2006-2010; 2012-2014)
16	William Pearson	Dem	Keene (Wards 1–5)	2016

Coos

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	John Fothergill	Rep	Cambridge, Clarksville, Colebrook, Columbia, Dix's Grant, Dixville, Errol, Erving's Location, Millsfield, Odell, Pittsburg, Stewartstown, Stratford, Wentworth's Location	2014
01	Bing Judd	Rep		2016
02	Wayne Moynihan	Dem	Dummer, Milan, Northumberland, Stark	2012 (1996–1998)
03	Larry Laflamme	Dem	Berlin (Wards 1–4)	2016
	Robert Theberge	Rep		2002
	Yvonne Thomas	Dem		2006
04	Herbert Richardson	Dem	Dalton, Kilkenny, Lancaster	2008 (2002–2006)
05	Edith Tucker	Dem	Carroll, Jefferson, Randolph, Whitefield	2016
06	William Hatch	Dem	Chandler's Purchase, Gorham, Green's Grant, Pinkham's Grant, Sargent's Purchase, Shelburne, Success	2006
07	Troy Merner	Rep	Carroll, Dalton, Dummer, Jefferson, Kilkenny, Lancaster, Milan, Northumberland, Randolph, Stark, Whitefield	2016

Grafton

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Erin Tapper Hennessey	Rep	Bethlehem, Littleton	2014
01	Linda Massimilla	Dem	Bethlehem, Littleton	2012
02	Skylar Boutin	Rep	Franconia, Lisbon, Lyman, Monroe, Sugar Hill	2016
03	Susan M. Ford	Dem	Bath, Benton, Easton, Landaff, Orford, Piermont, Warren	2012 (2008–2010)
04	Rick Ladd	Rep	Haverhill	2008
05	Bonnie Ham	Rep	Lincoln, Livermore, Waterville Valley, Woodstock	2016
06	Kevin Maes	Dem	Ellsworth, Groton, Orange, Rumney, Thornton	2014
07	Tiffany Johnson	Rep	Campton	2016
08	Travis Bennett	Dem	Hebron, Holderness, Plymouth	2014
	Steven Rand	Dem		2016
	Suzanne Smith	Dem		2008
09	Robert Hull	Rep	Alexandria, Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol, Grafton	2014
09	Vincent Migliore	Rep	Alexandria, Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol, Grafton	2017↑
10	Roger Dontonville	Dem	Enfield	2016
11	Timothy Josephson	Dem	Canaan, Dorchester, Wentworth	2016
12	Polly Campion	Dem	Hanover, Lyme	2016
	Patricia Higgins	Dem		2012
	Mary Jane Mulligan	Dem		2016
	Sharon Nordgren	Dem		1988
13	Richard Abel	Dem	Lebanon (Wards 1–3)	2014
	Susan Almy	Dem		1996
	George Sykes	Dem		2012
	Andy White	Dem		2009↑
14	Brad Bailey	Rep	Bethlehem, Franconia, Lisbon, Littleton, Lyman, Monroe, Sugar Hill	2012
15	David Binford	Rep	Bath, Benton, Easton, Haverhill, Landaff, Orford, Piermont, Warren	2016
16	Duane Brown	Rep	Canaan, Dorchester, Ellsworth, Groton, Orange, Rumney, Thornton, Wentworth	2014
17	Stephen Darrow	Rep	Alexandria, Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol, Enfield, Grafton	2014

↑ Member was first elected in a special election.

Hillsborough

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Jim Fedolfi	Rep	Antrim, Hillsborough, Windsor	2016
01	Marjorie Porter	Dem	Antrim, Hillsborough, Windsor	2010
02	Daniel Donovan	Rep	Deering, Weare	2014 (2010–2012)
	Gary Hopper	Rep		2008 (2000–2004)
	Neal Kurk	Rep		1986
03	Jonathan Manley, Sr.	Dem	Bennington, Greenfield, Hancock	2012
04	Carol Roberts	Dem	Francestown, Greenville, Lyndeborough, Wilton	2014
04	Kermit Williams	Dem	Francestown, Greenville, Lyndeborough, Wilton	2012
05	Glen Dickey	Rep	Mont Vernon, New Boston	2016
05	Gerald Griffin	Rep	Mont Vernon, New Boston	2016
06	Rick Christie	Rep	Goffstown	2014
	Barbara Griffin	Rep		2014
	Dave Pierce	Rep		2014
	Claire Rouillard	Rep		2014
	Nick Zaricki	Rep		2014
07	David Danielson	Rep	Bedford	2012
	Bart Fromuth	Rep		2014
	Linda Gould	Rep		2014
	John Graham	Rep		2016 (2000-2014)
	Keith Murphy	Rep		2010
	Terry Wolf	Rep		2014
08	Jeff Goley	Dem	Manchester (Ward 1)	2004 (1998–2002)
08	Daniel Sullivan	Dem	Manchester (Ward 1)	2006
09	Linda DiSilvestro	Dem	Manchester (Ward 2)	2012
09	Bill O'Neil	Dem	Manchester (Ward 2)	2013↑
10	Jean Jeudy	Dem	Manchester (Ward 3)	2005
10	Patrick Long	Dem	Manchester (Ward 3)	2006
11	Elizabeth Edwards	Dem	Manchester (Ward 4)	2014
11	Robert Walsh	Dem	Manchester (Ward 4)	2012 (2008–2010)
12	Amanda Bouldin	Dem	Manchester (Ward 5)	2014
12	Lisa Freeman	Rep	Manchester (Ward 5)	2016
13	Larry Gagne	Rep	Manchester (Ward 6)	2008
13	Richard O'Leary	Dem	Manchester (Ward 6)	2016
14	Mary Freitas	Dem	Manchester (Ward 7)	2014
14	Mary Heath	Dem	Manchester (Ward 7)	2013↑
15	Thomas Katsiantonis	Dem	Manchester (Ward 8)	2008
15	Erika Connors	Dem	Manchester (Ward 8)	2017↑
16	Barbara Shaw	Dem	Manchester (Ward 9)	2000
16	Victoria Sullivan	Rep	Manchester (Ward 9)	2014
17	Mark MacKenzie	Dem	Manchester (Ward 10)	2016
17	Timothy Smith	Dem	Manchester (Ward 10)	2012
18	Patricia Cornell	Dem	Manchester (Ward 11)	2014
18	Armand Forest	Dem	Manchester (Ward 11)	2014
19	Bob Backus	Dem	Manchester (Ward 12)	2012
19	Joel Elber	Dem	Manchester (Ward 12)	2016
20	Frank Byron	Rep	Litchfield	2012
20	Richard Lascelles	Rep	Litchfield	2016
21	Dick Barry	Rep	Merrimack	2010 (2006–2008)
	Chris Christensen	Rep		2014 (2010–2012)
	Richard Hinch	Rep		2008
	Dan Hynes	Rep		2016
	Bob L'Heureux	Rep		2016
	Josh Moore	Rep		2014
	Jeanine Notter	Rep		2010
	Tony Pellegrino	Rep		2008
22	Peter Hansen	Rep	Amherst	2010
	Len Gerzon	Dem		2016
	Nate Jensen	Rep		2016
23	Barbara Biggie	Rep	Milford	2014
	Charlie Burns	Rep		2016
	Carolyn Halstead	Rep		2014
	Joelle Martin	Dem		2016
24	Peter Leishman	Dem	Peterborough	2011↑ (1996–2002; 2006–2010)
24	Ivy Vann	Dem	Peterborough	2014
25	Craig Moore	Rep	New Ipswich, Sharon, Temple	2016
25	Paul Somero	Rep	New Ipswich, Sharon, Temple	2016
26	John Carr	Rep	Brookline, Mason	2016
26	John Lewicke	Rep	Brookline, Mason	2016
27	Jim Belanger	Rep	Hollis	2010
27	Carolyn Gargasz	Rep	Hollis	2000
28	Jan Schmidt	Dem	Nashua (Ward 1)	2016 (2012-2014)
	Elizabeth Ferreira	Rep		2014
	Carl W. Seidel	Rep		2014 (2008–2012)
29	Suzanne Harvey	Dem	Nashua (Ward 2)	2014
	Peggy McCarthy	Rep		2014
	Sue Newman	Dem		2016
30	Patricia Klee	Dem	Nashua (Ward 3)	2016
	Mariellen MacKay	Rep		2016 (2012-2014)
	Cindy Rosenwald	Dem		2004
31	Jessica Ayala	Dem	Nashua (Ward 4)	2016
	David Cote	Dem		1982
	Amelia Keane	Dem		2016
32	Don LeBrun	Rep	Nashua (Ward 5)	2010
	David Murotake	Rep		2012
	Steve Negron	Rep		2016
33	Ken N. Gidge	Dem	Nashua (Ward 6)	2008
	Mark King	Dem		2008
	Kevin Scully	Rep		2016
34	Allison Nutting	Dem	Nashua (Ward 7)	2016
	Catherine Sofikitis	Dem		2016
	Timothy Twombly	Rep		2014 (2010–2012)
35	Skip Cleaver	Dem	Nashua (Ward 8)	2016
	David Lisle	Dem		2016
	Latha Mangipudi	Dem		2013↑
36	Marty Jack	Dem	Nashua (Ward 9)	2012
	Michael O'Brien	Dem		2012
	Bill Ohm	Rep		2014 (2010–2012)
37	Caleb Q. Dyer	Lib	Hudson, Pelham	2016
	Steve Hellwig	Rep		2016
	Vacant
	Lynne Ober	Rep		2004
	Russell Ober	Rep		2006 (2002–2004)
	Andrew Prout	Rep		2016
	Andrew Renzullo	Rep		2016 (2004-2014)
	Kimberly Rice	Rep		2014
	Eric Schleien	Rep		2014
	Gregory Smith	Rep		2014
	Jordan Ulery	Rep		2004
38	Richard McNamara	Dem	Antrim, Bennington, Francestown, Greenfield, Greenville, Hancock, Hillsborough, Lyndeborough, Wilton, Windsor	2012 (2000–2002)
38	John Valera	Rep		2016
39	John Burt	Rep	Deering, Goffstown, Weare	2010
40	Keith Ammon	Rep	Hollis, Milford, Mont Vernon, New Boston	2014
41	Laurie Sanborn	Rep	Amherst, Bedford	2010
42	Jesse Martineau	Dem	Manchester (Wards 1–3)	2016
42	Kendall Snow	Dem	Manchester (Wards 1–3)	2014
43	Benjamin Baroody	Dem	Manchester (Wards 4–7)	2014
	Christopher Herbert	Dem		2014
	Kathleen Souza	Rep		2010 (2000–2006)
44	Mark McLean	Rep	Litchfield, Manchester (Wards 8–9)	2017↑
44	Mark Proulx	Rep	Litchfield, Manchester (Wards 8–9)	2014 (2010–2012)
45	Jane Ellen Beaulieu	Dem	Manchester (Wards 10–12)	2012 (2004–2010)
45	Connie Van Houten	Dem	Manchester (Wards 10–12)	2016

↑ Member was first elected in a special election.

Merrimack

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Anne Copp	Rep	Andover, Danbury, Salisbury	2016
02	Werner D. Horn	Rep	Franklin (Wards 1–2), Hill	2014
02	Dave Testerman	Rep	Franklin (Wards 1–2), Hill	2016
03	Gregory Hill	Rep	Franklin (Ward 3), Northfield	2014 (2010–2012)
03	Ryan Smith	Rep	Franklin (Ward 3), Northfield	2016
04	Douglas Long	Rep	Sutton, Wilmot	2014
05	Karen Ebel	Dem	Newbury, New London	2012
05	Dan Wolf	Rep	Newbury, New London	2016
06	Beth Rodd	Dem	Bradford, Henniker	2016
06	David Woolpert	Dem	Bradford, Henniker	2016
07	Clyde Carson	Dem	Warner, Webster	2012
08	Caroletta Alicea	Dem	Boscawen	2012
09	Howard Moffett	Dem	Canterbury, Loudon	2012
09	Michael Moffett	Rep	Canterbury, Loudon	2016
10	David Luneau	Dem	Concord (Ward 5), Hopkinton	2014
	Mel Myler	Dem		2012
	Mary Jane Wallner	Dem		1980
11	Steve Shurtleff	Dem	Concord (Ward 1)	2004
12	Paul Henle	Dem	Concord (Ward 2)	2012
13	Beth Richards	Dem	Concord (Ward 3)	2016
14	Jim MacKay	Dem	Concord (Ward 4)	2010 (2000–2008)
15	Linda Kenison	Dem	Concord (Ward 6)	2014
16	Timothy Soucy	Dem	Concord (Ward 7)	2012 (2008–2010)
17	Dick Patten	Dem	Concord (Ward 8)	2010
18	Kris Schultz (Elect)	Dem	Concord (Ward 9)	2017↑
19	Christy Bartlett	Dem	Concord (Ward 10)	2012
20	David Doherty	Dem	Chichester, Pembroke	2014
	Dianne Schuett	Dem		2012 (2008–2010)
	Brian Seaworth	Rep		2014 (2010–2012)
21	Michael Brewster	Rep	Epsom, Pittsfield	2014
21	Jon Klose	Rep	Epsom, Pittsfield	2010
22	Alan Turcotte	Dem	Allenstown	2012
23	J.R. Hoell	Rep	Bow, Dunbarton	2010
	Bill Kuch	Rep		2014
	Mary Beth Walz	Dem		2016 (2004-2010; 2012-2014)
24	Frank Kotowski	Rep	Hooksett	2008
	John Leavitt	Rep		2016
	Dick Marple	Rep		2014
	Thomas Walsh IV	Rep		2012
25	Natalie Wells	Rep	Andover, Danbury, Salisbury, Warner, Webster	2016
26	Howard Pearl	Rep	Boscawen, Canterbury, Franklin (Ward 3), Loudon, Northfield	2016
27	Mary Stuart Gile	Dem	Concord (Wards 1–4, 6–7)	1996
27	Vacant		Concord (Wards 1–4, 6–7)
28	Katherine Rogers	Dem	Concord (Wards 8–10)	2012 (1992–1998)
29	Carol McGuire	Rep	Allenstown, Epsom, Pittsfield	2008

Rockingham

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Brian Stone	Rep	Northwood	2016
02	Jim Nasser	Rep	Candia, Deerfield, Nottingham	2016
	James Spillane	Rep		2014
	Kevin Verville	Rep		2016
03	Michael Costable, Jr.	Rep	Raymond	2016
	Kathleen Hoelzel	Rep		2008 (1988–1992)
	Carolyn Matthews	Rep		2014
04	Jess Edwards	Rep	Auburn, Chester, Sandown	2016
	Joseph Hagan	Rep		2008
	Jason Osborne	Rep		2014
	Chris True	Rep		2014
	Kari Lerner	Dem		2017↑
05	Al Baldasaro	Rep	Londonderry	2006
	Martin Bove	Rep		2016
	David Lundgren	Rep		2010
	Betsy McKinney	Rep		1984
	Sherman Packard	Rep		1990
	Bob Rimol	Rep		2016
	Doug Thomas	Rep		2014
06	Brian Chirichiello	Rep	Derry	2010
	Patricia Dowling	Rep		2016 (1990-2002; 2004-2012)
	Bob Fesh	Rep		1987↑
	Phyllis Katsakiores	Rep		2014 (1982–2012)
	David Milz	Rep		2012
	John O'Connor	Rep		2010
	Frank Sapareto	Rep		2016 (1997-2002; 2008-2014)
	Richard Tripp	Rep		2016
	James C. Webb	Rep		2010
	Brenda Willis	Rep		2016
07	David Bates	Rep	Windham	2014 (2008–2012)
	Mary Griffin	Rep		1996
	Walter Kolodziej	Rep		2008
	Charles McMahon	Rep		2002
08	Gary Azarian	Rep	Salem	2014 (2010–2014)
	Arthur Barnes III	Rep		2014
	Fred Doucette	Rep		2014
	Robert Elliott	Rep		2006
	Betty Gay	Rep		2016
	John Janigian	Rep		2016
	John Manning, Jr.	Rep		2014
	John Sytek	Rep		2010 (1990–1996)
	Vacant			1992
09	Sean Morrison	Rep	Epping	2016
09	Michael Vose	Rep	Epping	2014
10	Dan Itse	Rep	Fremont	2000
11	Allen Cook	Rep	Brentwood	2014
12	Steven Woitkun	Rep	Danville	2014
13	Dennis Green	Rep	Hampstead, Kingston	2015↑
	Joe Guthrie	Rep		2014
	David Welch	Rep		2014 (1984–2012)
	Kenneth Weyler	Rep		2010 (1990–2008)
14	Debra DeSimone	Rep	Atkinson, Plaistow	2008
	William Friel	Rep		2012
	Norman Major	Rep		1996
	Peter Torosian	Rep		2016
15	Mary Allen	Rep	Newton	2002
16	Bob Nigrello	Rep	East Kingston, Kensington, South Hampton	2012
17	Michael Cahill	Dem	Newfields, Newmarket	2012
	Charlotte DiLorenzo	Dem		2016
	Ellen Read	Dem		2016
18	Skip Berrien	Dem	Exeter	2014
	Elizabeth Farnham	Dem		2016
	Paula Francese	Dem		2014
	Julie Gilman	Dem		2012
19	Patrick Abrami	Rep	Stratham	2010
19	Debra Altschiller	Dem	Stratham	2016
20	Francis Chase	Rep	Hampton Falls, Seabrook	2014
	Jason Janvrin	Rep		2016
	Aboul Khan	Rep		2016 (2012-2014)
21	Philip Bean	Rep	Hampton	2016
	Robert Cushing	Dem		2012 (1996–1998; 2008–2010)
	Mike Edgar	Dem		2016↑
	Tracy Emerick	Rep		2012
22	Henry Marsh	Rep	North Hampton	2016
23	Dennis Malloy	Dem	Greenland, Newington	2016 (2012-2014)
24	Mindi Messmer	Dem	New Castle, Rye	2016
24	Kate Murray	Dem	New Castle, Rye	2016
25	Laura Pantelakos	Dem	Portsmouth (Ward 1)	1978
26	Rebecca McBeath	Dem	Portsmouth (Ward 2)	2014
27	Peter Somssich	Dem	Portsmouth (Ward 3)	2016
28	Gerry Ward	Dem	Portsmouth (Ward 4)	2012
29	Pamela Gordon	Dem	Portsmouth (Ward 5)	2014
30	Jacqueline Cali-Pitts	Dem	Portsmouth (Wards 1–2, 4–5)	1998
31	Tamara Le	Dem	Greenland, Newington, North Hampton, Portsmouth (Ward 3)	2016
32	Yvonne Dean-Bailey	Rep	Candia, Deerfield, Northwood, Nottingham	2015↑
33	Scott Wallace	Rep	Brentwood, Danville, Fremont	2016
34	Mark Pearson	Rep	Atkinson, Hampstead, Kingston, Plaistow	2016
35	Richard Gordon	Rep	East Kingston, Kensington, Newton, South Hampton	2012
36	Patricia Lovejoy	Dem	Exeter, Newfields, Newmarket, Stratham	2010
37	Rio Tilton	Rep	Hampton, Hampton Falls, Seabrook	2015↑

↑ Member was first elected in a special election.

Strafford

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Robert Graham	Rep	Middleton, Milton	2015↑
01	John Mullen, Jr.	Rep	Middleton, Milton	2012
02	James Horgan	Rep	Farmington	2016
02	Joseph Pitre	Rep	Farmington	2010
03	Michael Harrington	Rep	New Durham, Strafford	2016 (2000-2004)
03	Kurt Wuelper	Rep	New Durham, Strafford	2014
04	Jackie Cilley	Dem	Barrington	2014
04	Len Turcotte	Rep	Barrington	2014
05	Jeffrey Salloway	Dem	Lee	2016
06	Wayne Burton	Dem	Durham, Madbury	2014
	Timothy Horrigan	Dem		2010 (2008–2010)
	Marjorie Smith	Dem		2012 (1996–2010)
	Judith Spang	Dem		1998
	Janet Wall	Dem		1986
07	Timothy Fontneau	Dem	Rochester (Ward 1)	2016
08	Donna Ellis	Dem	Rochester (Ward 6)	2016
09	Steven Beaudoin	Rep	Rochester (Ward 2)	2012
10	Jody McNally	Rep	Rochester (Ward 3)	2016
11	Chuck Grassie	Dem	Rochester (Ward 4)	2016
12	Matthew Scruton	Rep	Rochester (Ward 5)	2016
13	Casey Conley	Dem	Dover (Ward 1)	2017↑
14	Hamilton Krans, Jr.	Dem	Dover (Ward 2)	2016
15	Linn Opderbecke	Dem	Dover (Ward 3)	2016
16	Sherry Frost	Dem	Dover (Ward 4)	2016
17	Peter Bixby	Dem	Dover (Wards 5–6), Somersworth (Ward 2)	2012
	Susan Treleaven	Dem		2014
	Kenneth Vincent	Dem		2016
18	Roger Berube	Dem	Rollinsford, Somersworth (Wards 1, 3–5)	1994
	Matthew Spencer	Rep		2016
	Dale Sprague	Dem		2014
19	Peter B. Schmidt	Dem	Dover (Wards 1–2)	2002
20	Tom Southworth	Dem	Dover (Wards 3–4)	2014
21	Catt Sandler	Dem	Dover (Wards 5–6), Rollinsford, Somersworth (Wards 1–5)	2016
22	Thomas Kaczynski, Jr.	Rep	Rochester (Wards 1, 6)	2014
23	Sandra Kearns	Dem	Rochester (Wards 2–3)	2016 (1980-2012)
24	Brandon Phinney	Lib	Rochester (Wards 4–5)	2016
25	Amanda Gourgue	Dem	Barrington, Lee	2016

↑ Member was originally elected in a special election.

Sullivan

District	Representative	Party	Municipality(ies) represented	First elected
01	Lee Walker Oxenham	Dem	Cornish, Grantham, Plainfield, Springfield	2014
01	Brian Sullivan	Dem	Cornish, Grantham, Plainfield, Springfield	2017↑
02	Sue Gottling	Dem	Croydon, Sunapee	2012 (2006–2010)
03	Francis Gauthier	Rep	Claremont (Ward 1)	2016
04	John O'Connor	Rep	Claremont (Ward 2)	2016
05	Raymond Gagnon	Dem	Claremont (Ward 3)	2006
06	Virginia Irwin	Dem	Newport, Unity	2012
06	Skip Rollins	Rep	Newport, Unity	2012
07	Jim Grenier	Rep	Acworth, Goshen, Langdon, Lempster, Washington	2012
08	Thomas Laware	Rep	Charlestown	2014 (2010–2012)
09	Linda Tanner	Dem	Cornish, Croydon, Grantham, Newport, Plainfield, Springfield, Sunapee, Unity	2016 (2012-2014)
10	John Cloutier	Dem	Claremont (Wards 1–3)	1992
11	Steven D. Smith	Rep	Acworth, Charlestown, Goshen, Langdon, Lempster, Washington	2010

Past composition of the House of Representatives

References

^ New Hampshire House of Representatives "NH House Facts"

^ Date when New Hampshire legislators assume office. New Hampshire Constitution, Article 3

^ Robert Theberge, elected from Coos 3, switched parties from Democratic to Republican on November 29, 2016, after the election but before the start of the session. [1]

^ Republican Frank Tilton (Belknap 3) was re-elected to a 4th term in 2016, but fell ill before the election and wasn't sworn in until September 2017. [2]

^ Rep. Andre Martel (R - Hillsborough 44) dies [3]

^ Rep. Harold Parker (R - Carroll 6) resigns to join the Sununu Administration [4]

^ Rep. Andrew deTreville (D - Merrimack 18) resigns [5]

^ Rep. Caleb Dyer (R - Hillsborough 37) switches parties from Republican to Libertarian [6]

^ Rep. Jeff Shackett (R - Grafton 9) resigns [7]

^ Rep. Steve Vaillancourt (R - Hillsborough 15) dies [8]

^ Rep. Mariellen MacKay (D - Hillsborough 30) switches parties from Democratic to Republican [9]

^ Rep. William Polewarczyk (R - Rockingham 4) dies [10]

^ Rep. Joseph Stallcop (D - Cheshire 4) switches parties from Democratic to Libertarian. [11]

^ Rep. Robert Fisher (R - Belknap 9) resigns [12]

^ Democrat Edith DesMarais and Republican Mark McLean sworn in to succeed Rep. Harold Parker (R - Carroll 6) and Rep. Andre Martel (R - Hillsborough 44), respectively. [13]

^ Rep. Andy Schmidt (D - Sullivan 1) resigns [14]

^ Rep. Brandon Phinney (R - Strafford 24) switches parties from Republican to Libertarian [15]

^ Rep. Isaac Epstein (D - Strafford 13) resigns [16]

^ Rep. Ronald Belanger (R - Rockingham 8) dies [17]

^ Democrat Kris Schultz elected to succeed Rep. Andrew deTreville (D - Merrimack 18) [18]

^ Republican Franklin Tilton (Belknap 3) recovers from his illness and is sworn in.

^ Republican Vincent Migliore elected to succeed Rep. Jeff Shackett (R - Grafton 9) [19]

^ Democrat Charlie St. Clair elected to succeed Rep. Robert Fisher (R - Belknap 9)
[20]

^ Democrat Kari Lerner elected to succeed the late Rep. William Polewarczyk (R - Rockingham 4)
[21]

^ Rep. Donald Flanders (R - Belknap 3) dies [22]

^ Rep. Michael Maloney (R - Belknap 5) resigns [23]

^ Democrat Casey Conley elected to succeed Epstein [24]

^ Democrats Erika Connors and Brian Sullivan elected to succeed Vaillancourt and Schmidt respectively [25]

^ House Speaker Shawn Jasper resigns [26]

^ Democrat Harold "Chip" Rice (Merrimack 27) dies [27]

^ Democrat Phil Spagnuolo elected to succeed Rep. Donald Flanders (R - Belknap 3) [28]

^ Herbert Richardson (Coos 4) switches parties from Republican to Democratic. [29]

External links

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The Legislative Branch of State Government

[1] New Hampshire House of Representatives "NH House Facts"

[2] Date when New Hampshire legislators assume office. New Hampshire Constitution, Article 3

[3] Robert Theberge, elected from Coos 3, switched parties from Democratic to Republican on November 29, 2016, after the election but before the start of the session. [1]

[4] Republican Frank Tilton (Belknap 3) was re-elected to a 4th term in 2016, but fell ill before the election and wasn't sworn in until September 2017. [2]

[5] Rep. Andre Martel (R - Hillsborough 44) dies [3]

[6] Rep. Harold Parker (R - Carroll 6) resigns to join the Sununu Administration [4]

[7] Rep. Andrew deTreville (D - Merrimack 18) resigns [5]

[8] Rep. Caleb Dyer (R - Hillsborough 37) switches parties from Republican to Libertarian [6]

[9] Rep. Jeff Shackett (R - Grafton 9) resigns [7]

[10] Rep. Steve Vaillancourt (R - Hillsborough 15) dies [8]

[11] Rep. Mariellen MacKay (D - Hillsborough 30) switches parties from Democratic to Republican [9]

[12] Rep. William Polewarczyk (R - Rockingham 4) dies [10]

[13] Rep. Joseph Stallcop (D - Cheshire 4) switches parties from Democratic to Libertarian. [11]

[14] Rep. Robert Fisher (R - Belknap 9) resigns [12]

[15] Democrat Edith DesMarais and Republican Mark McLean sworn in to succeed Rep. Harold Parker (R - Carroll 6) and Rep. Andre Martel (R - Hillsborough 44), respectively. [13]

[16] Rep. Andy Schmidt (D - Sullivan 1) resigns [14]

[17] Rep. Brandon Phinney (R - Strafford 24) switches parties from Republican to Libertarian [15]

[18] Rep. Isaac Epstein (D - Strafford 13) resigns [16]

[19] Rep. Ronald Belanger (R - Rockingham 8) dies [17]

[20] Democrat Kris Schultz elected to succeed Rep. Andrew deTreville (D - Merrimack 18) [18]

[21] Republican Franklin Tilton (Belknap 3) recovers from his illness and is sworn in.

[22] Republican Vincent Migliore elected to succeed Rep. Jeff Shackett (R - Grafton 9) [19]

[23] Democrat Charlie St. Clair elected to succeed Rep. Robert Fisher (R - Belknap 9)
[20]

[24] Democrat Kari Lerner elected to succeed the late Rep. William Polewarczyk (R - Rockingham 4)
[21]

[25] Rep. Donald Flanders (R - Belknap 3) dies [22]

[26] Rep. Michael Maloney (R - Belknap 5) resigns [23]

[27] Democrat Casey Conley elected to succeed Epstein [24]

[28] Democrats Erika Connors and Brian Sullivan elected to succeed Vaillancourt and Schmidt respectively [25]

[29] House Speaker Shawn Jasper resigns [26]

[30] Democrat Harold "Chip" Rice (Merrimack 27) dies [27]

[31] Democrat Phil Spagnuolo elected to succeed Rep. Donald Flanders (R - Belknap 3) [28]

[32] Herbert Richardson (Coos 4) switches parties from Republican to Democratic. [29]

v t e Members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives
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Valerie Fraser (R, Belknap 1) Marc Abear (R, Belknap 2) Glen Aldrich (R, Belknap 2) Norman Silber (R, Belknap 2) Herb Vadney (R, Belknap 2) David Huot (D, Belknap 3) Phil Spagnuolo (D, Belknap 3) Peter Spanos (R, Belknap 3) Franklin T. Tilton (R, Belknap 3) Dennis Fields (R, Belknap 4) Timothy Lang, Sr. (R, Belknap 4) Peter Varney (R, Belknap 5) John Plumer (R, Belknap 6) Michael Sylvia (R, Belknap 6) Barbara Comtois (R, Belknap 7) Raymond Howard (R, Belknap 8) Charlie St. Clair (D, Belknap 9) Gene G. Chandler (R, Carroll 1) Tom Buco (D, Carroll 2) Frank McCarthy (R, Carroll 2) Karen Umberger (R, Carroll 2) Jerry Knirk (D, Carroll 3) Mark McConkey (R, Carroll 3) Glenn Cordelli (R, Carroll 4) Karel Crawford (R, Carroll 4) Lino Avellani (R, Carroll 5) Ed Comeau (R, Carroll 5) Bill Nelson (R, Carroll 5) Edith DesMarais (D, Carroll 6) Steve Schmidt (R, Carroll 6) Ed Butler (D, Carroll 7) William Marsh (R, Carroll 8) Michael Abbott (D, Cheshire 1) Paul Berch (D, Cheshire 1) Cathryn Harvey (D, Cheshire 1) Lucy Weber (D, Cheshire 1) John Mann (D, Cheshire 2) Daniel Eaton (D, Cheshire 3) Joseph Stallcop (L, Cheshire 4) John Bordenet (D, Cheshire 5) David Meader (D, Cheshire 6) Gladys Johnsen (D, Cheshire 7) Donovan Fenton (D, Cheshire 8) Richard "Dick" Ames (D, Cheshire 9) Douglas Ley (D, Cheshire 9) Marge Shepardson (D, Cheshire 10) John B. Hunt (R, Cheshire 11) John O'Day (R, Cheshire 11) F. Barrett Faulkner (D, Cheshire 12) Jim McConnell (R, Cheshire 12) Henry Parkhurst (D, Cheshire 13) Frank Sterling Jr. (R, Cheshire 14) Bruce Tatro (D, Cheshire 15) Delmar Burridge (D, Cheshire 16) William Pearson (D, Cheshire 16) John Fothergill (R, Coos 1) Bing Judd (R, Coos 1) Wayne Moynihan (D, Coos 2) Larry Laflamme (D, Coos 3) Robert Theberge (R, Coos 3) Yvonne Thomas (D, Coos 3) Herbert Richardson (D, Coos 4) Edith Tucker (D, Coos 5) William Hatch (D, Coos 6) Troy Merner (R, Coos 7) Erin Tapper Hennessey (R, Grafton 1) Linda Massimilla (D, Grafton 1) Skylar Boutin (R, Grafton 2) Susan M. Ford (D, Grafton 3) Rick Ladd (R, Grafton 4) Bonnie Ham (R, Grafton 5) Kevin Maes (D, Grafton 6) Tiffany Johnson (R, Grafton 7) Travis Bennett (D, Grafton 8) Stephen Rand (D, Grafton 8) Suzanne Smith (D, Grafton 8) Robert Hull (R, Grafton 9) Vincent Migliore (R, Grafton 9) Roger Dontonville (D, Grafton 10) Timothy Josephson (D, Grafton 11) Polly Campion (D, Grafton 12) Patricia Higgins (D, Grafton 12) Mary Jane Mulligan (D, Grafton 12) Sharon Nordgren (D, Grafton 12) Richard Abel (D, Grafton 13) Susan Almy (D, Grafton 13) George Sykes (D, Grafton 13) Andy White (D, Grafton 13) Brad Bailey (R, Grafton 14) David Binford (R, Grafton 15) Duane Brown (R, Grafton 16) Stephen Darrow (R, Grafton 17) Jim Fedolfi (R, Hillsborough 1) Marjorie Porter (D, Hillsborough 1) Daniel Donovan (R, Hillsborough 2) Gary Hopper (R, Hillsborough 2) Neal Kurk (R, Hillsborough 2) Jonathan Manley Sr. (D, Hillsborough 3) Carol Roberts (D, Hillsborough 4) Kermit Williams (D, Hillsborough 4) Glen Dickey (R, Hillsborough 5) Gerald Griffin (D, Hillsborough 5) Rick Christie (R, Hillsborough 6) Barbara Griffin (R, Hillsborough 6) Dave Pierce (R, Hillsborough 6) Claire Rouillard (R, Hillsborough 6) Nick Zaricki (R, Hillsborough 6) David Danielson (R, Hillsborough 7) Bart Fromuth (R, Hillsborough 7) Linda Gould (R, Hillsborough 7) John Graham (R, Hillsborough 7) Keith Murphy (R, Hillsborough 7) Terry Wolf (R, Hillsborough 7) Jeff Goley (D, Hillsborough 8) Daniel Sullivan (D, Hillsborough 8) Linda DiSilvestro (D, Hillsborough 9) Bill O'Neil (D, Hillsborough 9) Jean Jeudy (D, Hillsborough 10) Patrick Long (D, Hillsborough 10) Elizabeth Edwards (D, Hillsborough 11) Robert Walsh (D, Hillsborough 11) Amanda Bouldin (D, Hillsborough 12) Lisa Freeman (R, Hillsborough 12) Larry Gagne (R, Hillsborough 13) Richard O'Leary (D, Hillsborough 13) Mary Freitas (D, Hillsborough 14) Mary Heath (D, Hillsborough 14) Thomas Katsiantonis (D, Hillsborough 15) Erika Connors (D, Hillsborough 15) Barbara Shaw (D, Hillsborough 16) Victoria Sullivan (R, Hillsborough 16) Mark MacKenzie (D, Hillsborough 17) Timothy Smith (D, Hillsborough 17) Patricia Cornell (D, Hillsborough 18) Armand Forest (D, Hillsborough 18) Bob Backus (D, Hillsborough 19) Joel Elber (D, Hillsborough 19) Frank Byron (R, Hillsborough 20) Richard Lascelles (R, Hillsborough 20) Dick Barry (R, Hillsborough 21) Chris Christensen (R, Hillsborough 21) Dick Hinch (R, Hillsborough 21) Dan Hynes (R, Hillsborough 21) Bob L'Heureux (R, Hillsborough 21) Josh Moore (R, Hillsborough 21) Jeanine Notter (R, Hillsborough 21) Tony Pellegrino (R, Hillsborough 21) Len Gerzon (D, Hillsborough 22) Peter Hansen (R, Hillsborough 22) Nate Jensen (R, Hillsborough 22) Barbara Biggie (R, Hillsborough 23) Charlie Burns (R, Hillsborough 23) Carolyn Halstead (R, Hillsborough 23) Joelle Martin (D, Hillsborough 23) Peter Leishman (D, Hillsborough 24) Ivy Vann (D, Hillsborough 24) Craig Moore (R, Hillsborough 25) Paul Somero (R, Hillsborough 25) John Carr (R, Hillsborough 26) John Lewicke (R, Hillsborough 26) Jim Belanger (R, Hillsborough 27) Carolyn Gargasz (R, Hillsborough 27) Elizabeth Ferreira (R, Hillsborough 28) Jan Schmidt (D, Hillsborough 28) Carl W. Seidel (R, Hillsborough 28) Suzanne Harvey (D, Hillsborough 29) Peggy McCarthy (R, Hillsborough 29) Sue Newman (D, Hillsborough 29) Patricia Klee (D, Hillsborough 30) Mariellen MacKay (R, Hillsborough 30) Cindy Rosenwald (D, Hillsborough 30) Jessica Ayala (D, Hillsborough 31) David Cote (D, Hillsborough 31) Amelia Keane (D, Hillsborough 31) Don LeBrun (R, Hillsborough 32) David Murotake (R, Hillsborough 32) Steve Negron (R, Hillsborough 32) Ken N. Gidge (D, Hillsborough 33) Mark King (D, Hillsborough 33) Kevin Scully (R, Hillsborough 33) Allison Nutting (D, Hillsborough 34) Catherine Sofikitis (D, Hillsborough 34) Timothy Twombly (R, Hillsborough 34) Skip Cleaver (D, Hillsborough 35) David Lisle (D, Hillsborough 35) Latha Mangipudi (D, Hillsborough 35) Marty Jack (D, Hillsborough 36) Michael O'Brien (D, Hillsborough 36) Bill Ohm (R, Hillsborough 36) Caleb Q. Dyer (L, Hillsborough 37) Steve Hellwig (R, Hillsborough 37) Lynne Ober (R, Hillsborough 37) Russell Ober (R, Hillsborough 37) Andrew Prout (R, Hillsborough 37) Andrew Renzullo (R, Hillsborough 37) Kimberly Rice (R, Hillsborough 37) Eric Schleien (R, Hillsborough 37) Gregory Smith (R, Hillsborough 37) Jordan Ulery (R, Hillsborough 37) Richard McNamara (D, Hillsborough 38) John Valera (R, Hillsborough 38) John Burt (R, Hillsborough 39) Keith Ammon (R, Hillsborough 40) Laurie Sanborn (R, Hillsborough 41) Jesse Martineau (D, Hillsborough 42) Kendall Snow (D, Hillsborough 42) Benjamin Baroody (D, Hillsborough 43) Christopher Herbert (D, Hillsborough 43) Kathleen Souza (R, Hillsborough 43) Mark McLean (R, Hillsborough 44) Mark Proulx (R, Hillsborough 44) Jane Ellen Beaulieu (D, Hillsborough 45) Connie Van Houten (D, Hillsborough 45) Anne Copp (R, Merrimack 1) Werner D. Horn (R, Merrimack 2) Dave Testerman (R, Merrimack 2) Gregory Hill (R, Merrimack 3) Ryan Smith (D, Merrimack 3) Douglas Long (R, Merrimack 4) Karen Ebel (D, Merrimack 5) Dan Wolf (R, Merrimack 5) Beth Rodd (D, Merrimack 6) David Woolpert (D, Merrimack 6) Clyde Carson (D, Merrimack 7) Caroletta Alicea (D, Merrimack 8) Howard Moffett (D, Merrimack 9) Michael Moffett (R, Merrimack 9) David Luneau (D, Merrimack 10) Mel Myler (D, Merrimack 10) Mary Jane Wallner (D, Merrimack 10) Steve Shurtleff (D, Merrimack 11) Paul Henle (D, Merrimack 12) Beth Richards (D, Merrimack 13) Jim MacKay (D, Merrimack 14) Linda Kenison (D, Merrimack 15) Timothy Soucy (D, Merrimack 16) Dick Patten (D, Merrimack 17) Kris Schultz (D, Merrimack 18) Christy Bartlett (D, Merrimack 19) David Doherty (D, Merrimack 20) Dianne Schuett (D, Merrimack 20) Brian Seaworth (R, Merrimack 20) Michael Brewster (R, Merrimack 21) Jon Klose (R, Merrimack 21) Alan Turcotte (D, Merrimack 22) J. R. Hoell (R, Merrimack 23) Bill Kuch (R, Merrimack 23) Mary Beth Walz (D, Merrimack 23) Frank Kotowski (R, Merrimack 24) John Leavitt (R, Merrimack 24) Dick Marple (R, Merrimack 24) Thomas Walsh IV (R, Merrimack 24) Natalie Wells (R, Merrimack 25) Howard Pearl (R, Merrimack 26) Mary Stuart Gile (D, Merrimack 27) Katherine Rogers (D, Merrimack 28) Carol McGuire (R, Merrimack 29) Brian Stone (R, Rockingham 1) Jim Nasser (R, Rockingham 2) James Spillane (R, Rockingham 2) Kevin Verville (R, Rockingham 2) Michael Costable Jr. (R, Rockingham 3) Kathleen Hoelzel (R, Rockingham 3) Carolyn Matthews (R, Rockingham 3) Jess Edwards (R, Rockingham 4) Joseph Hagan (R, Rockingham 4) Kari Lerner (R, Rockingham 4) Jason Osborne (R, Rockingham 4) Chris True (R, Rockingham 4) Al Baldasaro (R, Rockingham 5) Martin Bove (R, Rockingham 5) David Lundgren (R, Rockingham 5) Betsy McKinney (R, Rockingham 5) Sherman Packard (R, Rockingham 5) Bob Rimol (R, Rockingham 5) Doug Thomas (R, Rockingham 5) Brian Chirichiello (R, Rockingham 6) Patricia Dowling (R, Rockingham 6) Bob Fesh (R, Rockingham 6) Phyllis Katsakiores (R, Rockingham 6) David Milz (R, Rockingham 6) John O'Connor (R, Rockingham 6) Frank Sapareto (R, Rockingham 6) Richard Tripp (R, Rockingham 6) James C. Webb (R, Rockingham 6) Brenda Willis (R, Rockingham 6) David Bates (R, Rockingham 7) Mary Griffin (R, Rockingham 7) Walter Kolodziej (R, Rockingham 7) Charles McMahon (R, Rockingham 7) Gary Azarian (R, Rockingham 8) Arthur Barnes III (R, Rockingham 8) Fred Doucette (R, Rockingham 8) Robert Elliott (R, Rockingham 8) Betty Gay (R, Rockingham 8) John Janigian (R, Rockingham 8) John Manning Jr. (R, Rockingham 8) John Sytek (R, Rockingham 8) Sean Morrison (R, Rockingham 9) Michael Vose (D, Rockingham 9) Dan Itse (R, Rockingham 10) Allen Cook (R, Rockingham 11) Steven Woitkun (R, Rockingham 12) Dennis Green (R, Rockingham 13) Joe Guthrie (R, Rockingham 13) David Welch (R, Rockingham 13) Kenneth Weyler (R, Rockingham 13) Debra DeSimone (R, Rockingham 14) William Friel (R, Rockingham 14) Norman Major (R, Rockingham 14) Peter Torosian (R, Rockingham 14) Mary Allen (R, Rockingham 15) Bob Nigrello (R, Rockingham 16) Michael Cahill (D, Rockingham 17) Charlotte DiLorenzo (D, Rockingham 17) Ellen Read (D, Rockingham 17) Skip Berrien (D, Rockingham 18) Elizabeth Farnham (D, Rockingham 18) Paula Francese (D, Rockingham 18) Julie Gilman (D, Rockingham 18) Patrick Abrami (R, Rockingham 19) Debra Altschiller (D, Rockingham 19) Francis Chase (R, Rockingham 20) Jason Janvrin (R, Rockingham 20) Aboul Khan (R, Rockingham 20) Philip Bean (R, Rockingham 21) Robert Cushing (D, Rockingham 21) Mike Edgar (D, Rockingham 21) Tracy Emerick (R, Rockingham 21) Henry Marsh (R, Rockingham 22) Dennis Malloy (D, Rockingham 23) Mindi Messmer (D, Rockingham 24) Kate Murray (D, Rockingham 24) Laura Pantelakos (D, Rockingham 25) Rebecca McBeath (D, Rockingham 26) Peter Somssich (D, Rockingham 27) Gerry Ward (D, Rockingham 28) Pamela Gordon (D, Rockingham 29) Jacqueline Cali-Pitts (D, Rockingham 30) Tarama Le (D, Rockingham 31) Yvonne Dean-Bailey (R, Rockingham 32) Scott Wallace (R, Rockingham 33) Mark Pearson (R, Rockingham 34) Richard Gordon (R, Rockingham 35) Patricia Lovejoy (D, Rockingham 36) Rio Tilton (R, Rockingham 37) Robert Graham (R, Strafford 1) John Mullen Jr. (R, Strafford 1) James Horgan (R, Strafford 2) Joseph Pitre (R, Strafford 2) Michael Harrington (R, Strafford 3) Kurt Wuelper (R, Strafford 3) Jackie Cilley (D, Strafford 4) Len Turcotte (D, Strafford 4) Jeffrey Salloway (D, Strafford 5) Wayne Burton (D, Strafford 6) Timothy Horrigan (D, Strafford 6) Marjorie Smith (D, Strafford 6) Judith Spang (D, Strafford 6) Janet Wall (D, Strafford 6) Timothy Fontneau (D, Strafford 7) Donna Ellis (D, Strafford 8) Stephen Beaudoin (R, Strafford 9) Jody McNally (R, Strafford 10) Chuck Grassie (D, Strafford 11) Matthew Scruton (R, Strafford 12) Casey Conley (D, Strafford 13) Hamilton Krans Jr. (D, Strafford 14) Linn Opderbecke (D, Strafford 15) Sherry Frost (D, Strafford 16) Peter Bixby (D, Strafford 17) Susan Treleaven (D, Strafford 17) Kenneth Vincent (D, Strafford 17) Roger Berube (D, Strafford 18) Matthew Spencer (R, Strafford 18) Dale Sprague (D, Strafford 18) Peter B. Schmidt (D, Strafford 19) Tom Southworth (D, Strafford 20) Catt Sandler (D, Strafford 21) Thomas Kaczynski Jr. (R, Strafford 22) Sandra Kearns (D, Strafford 23) Brandon Phinney (L, Strafford 24) Amanda Gourgue (D, Strafford 25) Lee Walker Oxenham (D, Sullivan 1) Brian Sullivan (D, Sullivan 1) Sue Gottling (D, Sullivan 2) Francis Gauthier (R, Sullivan 3) John O'Connor (R, Sullivan 4) Raymond Gagnon (D, Sullivan 5) Virginia Irwin (D, Sullivan 6) Skip Rollins (R, Sullivan 6) Jim Grenier (R, Sullivan 7) Thomas Laware (R, Sullivan 8) Linda Tanner (D, Sullivan 9) John Cloutier (D, Sullivan 10) Steven Smith (R, Sullivan 11)
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