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FILE UPDATED 10-17-2020 NAME PARTY DISTRICT RED = UNCONFIRMED GREEN 2020 + Black = Confirmed GOVERNOR (1) NEW HAMPSHIRE 2020 FILE UPDATED 10-17-2020 NAME PARTY DISTRICT RED = UNCONFIRMED GREEN 2020 + Black = Confirmed GOVERNOR (1) NEW HAMPSHIRE 2020 Nobody R 2020 Darryl W. Perry L 2020 Chris Sununu R 2020 Karen Testerman R EXECUTIVE COUNCILOR (5) DISTRICT 2020 Joseph D. Kenney R 1 2020 Kim Strathdee R 1 2020 James Beard R 2 2020 Stewart I. Levenson R 2 2020 Timothy P. Comerford R 3 2020 Bruce Crochetiere R 3 Janet Stevens R 3 2020 Ted Gatsas R 4 2020 Bob Clegg R 5 2020 Dave Wheeler R 5 STATE SENATOR (24) DISTRICT 2020 Erin Hennessey R 1 2020 David J. Starr R 1 2020 David D. DeVoy II R 2 2020 Bob Giuda R 2 2020 Jeb Bradley R 3 2020 Frank Bertone R 4 2020 Timothy O'Hearne R 5 James P. Gray R 6 2020 Harold F. French R 7 2020 Ruth Ward R 8 2020 Denise Ricciardi R 9 2020 Dan LeClair R 10 2020 Gary L. Daniels R 11 2020 Kevin A. Avard R 12 2020 Mariellen MacKay R 13 2020 Sharon M. Carson R 14 Linda Rae Banfill R 15 Jason Syversen R 16 2020 Janet DelFuoco R 17 2020 John Reagan R 17 2020 George Lambert Jr. R 18 2020 Ross W. Terrio R 18 2020 Regina Birdsell R 19 2020 Carla Gericke R 20 Jack Kenny R 20 2020 Sue Polidura R 21 2020 Chuck Morse R 22 Allen Winston Cook R 23 2020 William Gannon R 23 2020 Regina Barnes R 24 2020 Lou Gargiulo R 24 STATE REPRESENTATIVE (400) BELKNAP 2020 Tom Ploszaj R 1 2020 Glen Aldrich R 2 2020 Harry H Bean R 2 Deanna Jurius R 2 2020 Jonathan D. Mackie R 2 2020 Norman Silber R 2 2020 Mike Bordes R 3 2020 Gregg Hough R 3 Dawn M. Johnson R 3 Richard Littlefield R 4 2020 Juliet Harvey-Bolin R 4 Timothy Lang Sr. R 4 2020 Paul A. Terry R 5 2020 Peter Varney R 5 Shari LeBreche R 6 2020 John R. Plumer R 6 2020 Michael Sylvia R 6 2020 Douglas R. Trottier R 6 2020 Barbara Comtois R 7 2020 Raymond Howard Jr. R 8 2020 Brad Kirby R 9 Travis O’Hara R 9 CARROLL 2020 Ray S. 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