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Sheet1 Page 1 County Dis Notes Name Recommend? Belknap 2 Sheet1 County Dis Notes Name Recommend? Belknap 2 Gilford, Meredith Belknap 2 Deanna Jurius Belknap 2 Jonathan D. Mackie yes Belknap 2 Rick S. Notkin yes Belknap 2 Timothy D. Sullivan Belknap 2 Glen Aldrich yes Belknap 2 Harry H. Bean yes Belknap 2 L. Michael Hatch Cheshire 2 Alstead, Marlow, Surry Cheshire 2 Anne Cartwright yes Cheshire 2 Richard M. Nalevanko Grafton 3 Bath, Benton, Easton, Landaff, Orford, Piermont, Warren Grafton 3 Ben Hight yes Grafton 3 Vicki Schwaegler Grafton 11 Canaan, Dorchester, Wentworth Grafton 11 write-in Roy Russell yes Grafton 15 Bath, Benton, Easton, Landaff, Orford, Piermont, Warren, Haverhill Grafton 15 Rebecca Bailey yes Grafton 15 Tom Friel Hillsborough 2 Deering, Weare Hillsborough 2 Gary S. Hopper Hillsborough 2 JP Marzullo Hillsborough 2 David S. Recupero Hillsborough 2 Lori Davis yes Hillsborough 2 Daniel A. Donovan Hillsborough 2 Keith Erf yes Hillsborough 2 Lisa M. Wilber Hillsborough 6 Goffstown Hillsborough 6 Michael Gunski Hillsborough 6 David W. Pierce Hillsborough 6 Fred Plett Hillsborough 6 John G. Stafford Hillsborough 6 Joe Alexander, Jr. Hillsborough 6 Jeffrey R. Day yes Page 1 Sheet1 Hillsborough 6 Barbara J. Griffin Hillsborough 6 Richard W. Manzo Hillsborough 7 Bedford Hillsborough 7 Linda Gould yes Hillsborough 7 John A. Graham Hillsborough 7 Phil Greazzo yes Hillsborough 7 Robin Milnes Hillsborough 7 Michael D. Trento Hillsborough 7 Linda Rea Camarota yes Hillsborough 7 David J. Danielson no Hillsborough 7 Bart Fromuth yes Hillsborough 7 Spencer Dias Hillsborough 11 Manchester 4 Hillsborough 11 Colin Gibson Hillsborough 11 Michael Leviss yes Hillsborough 11 Jean Mathieu yes Hillsborough 20 Litchfield Hillsborough 20 Ralph G. Boehm yes Hillsborough 20 Stephanie Lambert Hillsborough 20 Rich Lascelles Hillsborough 27 Hollis Hillsborough 27 James H. Kelly yes Hillsborough 27 Donna Levasseur yes Hillsborough 27 Jim Belanger Hillsborough 27 Carolyn M. Gargasz Hillsborough 44 Manchester 8, 9, Litchfield Hillsborough 44 Rhonda Lambert Hillsborough 44 Mark McLean yes Hillsborough 44 Mark Proulx Merrimack 8 Boscawen Merrimack 8 Robert L. Forsythe Merrimack 8 Tim Vendt yes Merrimack 23 Bow, Dunbarton Merrimack 23 Richard E. Johnson Merrimack 23 Philip J. Kwiatkowski yes Page 2 Sheet1 Merrimack 23 John F. Martin Merrimack 23 Paul Brassard Merrimack 23 Christopher H. Fox Merrimack 24 Hooksett Merrimack 24 William Nickerson Merrimack 24 Thomas C. Walsh yes Merrimack 24 Allan Whatley Merrimack 24 Michael Yakubovich yes Merrimack 24 Frank R. Kotowski Merrimack 24 John A. Leavitt Merrimack 24 Dick Marple yes Rockingham 2 Candia, Deerfield, Nottingham Rockingham 2 R. Andrew Robertson Rockingham 2 James Spillane yes Rockingham 2 Kevin Verville yes Rockingham 2 Alan Bershtein Rockingham 2 Katrina Langlois Rockingham 4 Auburn, Chester, Sandown Rockingham 4 Becky Owens Rockingham 4 Tony Piemonte yes Rockingham 4 David N. Smiley Rockingham 4 Chris True yes Rockingham 4 James E. Devine Rockingham 4 Jess Edwards yes Rockingham 4 Jason Osborne yes Rockingham 6 Derry Rockingham 6 David E. Milz no Rockingham 6 Katherine P. O’Brien yes Rockingham 6 John T. O'Connor Rockingham 6 Stephen Pearson Rockingham 6 John Potucek yes Rockingham 6 Kevin Reichard Rockingham 6 Frank V. Sapareto yes Rockingham 6 Richard Tripp no Rockingham 6 Jim Webb Page 3 Sheet1 Rockingham 6 Brenda Willis no Rockingham 6 G. Thomas Cardon no Rockingham 6 Brian K. Chirichiello Rockingham 6 Patricia A. Dowling no Rockingham 6 Daniel Healey Rockingham 6 Phyllis Katsakiores no Rockingham 6 David C. Love yes Rockingham 6 write-in Anne Copp yes Rockingham 7 Windham Rockingham 7 Kevin Liddell Rockingham 7 Charles E. McMahon no Rockingham 7 Joseph S. Plonski Rockingham 7 Tommy Sharpe Rockingham 7 Julius F. Soti yes Rockingham 7 Joel M. Desilets Rockingham 7 Mary E. Griffin Rockingham 7 Walter Kolodziej Rockingham 8 Salem Rockingham 8 Daryl A. Abbas Rockingham 8 Arthur Barnes Rockingham 8 Patrick J. Bick yes Rockingham 8 David L. Bruce Rockingham 8 Ed DeClercq Rockingham 8 Fred Doucette no Rockingham 8 Bob Elliott no Rockingham 8 Betty Gay no Rockingham 8 John Janigian Rockingham 8 John J. Manning, Jr. Rockingham 8 Everett P. McBride, Jr. Rockingham 8 Patrick McDougall Rockingham 8 Luke Mroz yes Rockingham 8 John Sytek Rockingham 11 Brentwood Rockingham 11 Allen W. Cook yes Rockingham 11 Morgan Lois DeYoung Page 4 Sheet1 Rockingham 15 Newton Rockingham 15 Charles R. Melvin, Sr. Rockingham 15 James Summers yes Rockingham 15 Paul Szot Rockingham 21 Hampton Rockingham 21 Sharleene Page Hurst Rockingham 21 Mark A. Weatherby Rockingham 21 Michelle Zaino Rockingham 21 Philip Webb Bean no Rockingham 21 Tracy Emerick yes Rockingham 31 Greenland, Newington, Portsmouth 3, North Hampton Rockingham 31 write-in Franco Dirienzo yes Rockingham 34 Hampstead, Kingston, Atkinson, Plaistow Rockingham 34 Mark Pearson Rockingham 34 Bill Smith yes Page 5.
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