Hillsborough County Population, July 2001 est.: 387,674.  (30.79% of total NH population of 1,259,181) County Seat: Nashua. Cities: Manchester (12 wards), Nashua (9 wards). Towns (29): Amherst, Antrim, Bedford, Bennington, Brookline, Deering, Francestown, Goffstown, Greenfield, Greenville, Hancock, Hillsborough, Hollis, Hudson, Litchfield, Lyndeborough, Mason, Merrimack, Milford, Mont Vernon, New Boston, New Ipswich, Pelham, Peterborough, Sharon, Temple, Weare, Wilton, Windsor.

Registration
Hillsborough County Reg. (Sept. 2001): Rep. 69,159 (37.55%)  Dem. 53,541 (29.07%)   Undecl. 61,486 (33.38%)   Total: 184,186.
Total NH Reg. (Sept. 2001): Rep. 233,363 (36.45%)   Dem. 167,062 (26.09%)   Undecl. 239,805 (37.46%)  Total: 640,230.

Representation
Hillsborough County includes parts of 11 State Senate Districts (Districts 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22).
Hillsborough County sends 123 State Representatives (Districts 42-66) to Concord.
 

Democratic Party Hillsborough County Democratic Committee Chair:  Donna Soucy of Manchester Vice Chair:  Mary Ann Knowles of Hudson Secretary:  Patty Cornell of Manchester Treasurer:  George DerKoorkanian of Manchester At large Rep. Mary Androsca  Joyce Champagne  Ben Clemons  Caitlin Daniuk  Bonnie Doherty  Rep. Betty Hall  Lee Lombard  Lori Movsesian Nick Panagopolous  Marilyn Peterman  Jason Reilly  Bill Siroty  George Skilogianis  Cynthia Sweeney  Carol Williams

Town Chairs Amherst - William Siroty.   Bedford - Mimi Silverman.  Bennington - Philip Germaine.   Francestown - Constance C. Varnum. Goffstown - Steve Brzozowski.   Greenfield - Thomas P. Mullins. Hancock  - Dave Pollak.  Hillsborough - Roger & Barbara Goode.  Hollis - Claire Helfman. Hudson - John & Mary Ann Knowles. Lyndeborough - Michael Ford. Manchester - Ray Buckley. Merrimack - Greta Moran. Milford - Richard Keating. Mont Vernon - Linda Foster. Nashua - Jane Clemons. New Boston - Louis Maynard.  New Ipswich - Susan Williams. Peterborough - John D. Herron. Temple - Peter Sneidern. Windsor - Richard Herman. Manchester City Democrats

Manchester  Manchester sends 35 State Reps. to Concord.  (Districts 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56). Sen. Lou D'Allesandro (Dist. 20) Democratic State Reps.-Manchester Rep. Chris Pappas (Dist. 49  ...wards 1,12)  Rep. James Craig (Dist. 50 ...wards 2,3,10,11)  Rep. Paul Brassard (Dist. 50 ...wards 2,3,10,11)  Rep. Bill Clayton (Dist. 50 ...wards 2,3,10,11)  Rep. Peter Sullivan (Dist. 50 ...wards 2,3,10,11)  Rep. "Tommy" Katsiantonis (Dist. 50 ...wards 2,3,10,11) Rep. Lionel Johnson (Dist. 51 ...ward 4)  Rep. Alice Wallace (Dist. 52 ...ward 5)  Rep. Eric Palangas (Dist. 52 .ward 5)  Rep. Frank Sullivan (Dist. 52 ...ward 5)  Rep. Ben Baroody (Dist. 54 ...ward 6)  Rep. Robert Haley (Dist. 53 ...ward 7)  Rep. Raymond Buckley (Dist. 56 ...ward 8), House Dem. Whip Rep. Maurice Pilotte (Dist. 55 ...ward 9)  Rep. Barbara Shaw (Dist. 59 ...ward 9)  City of Manchester: Strong mayoral form of government.  Board of Mayor and Aldermen.  Mayor: Bob Baines (D) up for re-election in Nov. 2003.  Aldermen: 14 (12 ward + 2 at-large).	Nashua Nashua sends 27 State Reps. to Concord. (Districts 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65). Sen. Joe Foster of Nashua (Dist. 13) Democratic State Reps.-Nashua Rep. Lori Movsesian (Dist. 60) Rep. Mary Gorman (Dist. 62) Rep. David Cote (Dist. 62) Rep. Jane Clemons (Dist. 62) Rep. Debra Kudalis (Dist. 62) Rep. Cynthia Sweeney (Dist. 62) Rep. Roland Lefebvre (Dist. 62) Rep. Nancy Kopka (Dist. 63) Rep. Mary Ellen Martin (Dist. 64), elected Nov. 4, 2003 special election Rep. Peter Cote (Dist. 65) Rep. Claudette Jean (Dist. 65) Rep. Bette Lasky (Dist. 65) Rep. Stephen Michon (Dist. 65), elected Sept. 30, 2003 replacing Chris Konys, who moved to Mass.  Rep. Joan Schulze (Dist. 65)     City of Nashua:  Mayor: Bernie Streeter (R).  Aldermen: 15 (9 ward + 6 at-large).
Union Leader WMUR-TV Channel 9 HippoPress.com AM610 WGIR Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce St. Anselm College Southern New Hampshire University Hesser College	Nashua Telegraph 1590 Broadcaster Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce Daniel Webster College Rivier College
More Hillsborough County (Districts 42-48, 58, 58, 66) Democratic State Reps. Rep. Chris Malloy of Pelham (Dist. 66) Rep. Anne-Marie Irwin of Peterborough (Dist. 44)
The Cabinet Press, Inc. Neighborhood News Amherst Citizen Hudson-Litchfield News Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce Monadnock Ledger The Peterborough Transcript

Past Results

Feb. 1, 2000 Democratic Presidential Primary

		Hillsborough			Statewide
Bill Bradley	21,276	44.12%		70,502	45.59%
Al Gore	24,919	51.68%		76,897	49.73%
John McCain	726	1.51%		3,320	2.15%
Others	1,298	2.69%		3,920	2.53%
Total	48,219			154,639

 

Feb. 1, 2000 Democratic Presidential Primary
Comparison of Bradley Vote and Gore Vote in Manchester, Nashua and Other Hillsborough

	Manchester 12 wards	Nashua 9 wards	All Other Hillsborough	Total
Bill Bradley	5,477	4,781	11,018	21,276
Al Gore	8,618	6,400	9,901	24,919

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