MERRIMACK |
Merrimack County
(UNH page)
Population, July 2001 est.: 139,324. (11.06% of total NH population of 1,259,181) County Seat: Concord Cities: Concord (10 wards), Franklin (3 wards). Towns (25): Andover, Allenstown, Boscawen, Bow, Bradford, Canterbury, Chichester, Danbury, Dunbarton, Epsom, Henniker, Hill, Hooksett, Hopkinton, Loudon, New London, Newbury, Northfield, Pembroke, Pittsfield, Salisbury, Sutton, Warner, Webster, Wilmot. |
Registration
Merrimack County Reg.
(Sept. 2001): Rep. 27,269 (38.96%) Dem. 17,496 (25.00%)
Undecl. 25,219 (36.04%) Total: 69,984. >
Total NH Reg. (Sept.
2001): Rep. 233,363 (36.45%) Dem. 167,062 (26.09%)
Undecl. 239,805 (37.46%) Total: 640,230.
Representation
Merrimack County includes
State Senate District 15 and parts of Districts 5, 7, 8, 16 and 17 and
sends 44 State Representatives (Districts 32-41) to Concord.
Elected Democrats
Sen.
Sylvia
Larsen of Concord (Dist. 15) - Minority Leader.
In 2003-04, 17 of the 44
State Reps. are Democrats:
Dist. 32
(2)
-- |
Dist. 33
(3)
Randy Perkins, Franklin |
Dist. 34 (6)
Barbara French, Henniker Christine Hamm, Hopkinton Derek Owen, Hopkinton |
Dist. 35
(6)
Claire Clarke, Boscawen |
Dist. 36
(3)
Frank Davis, Pembroke Deanna Rush, Pembroke |
Dist. 37
(8)
-- |
Dist. 38
(4) Concord
Mary Stuart Gile Frances Potter |
Dist. 39 (5)
Concord
Candice W. Bouchard John DeJoie Tara Reardon Gloria Seldin |
Dist. 40 (4)
Concord
Donald Brueggemann Jessie Osborne Mary Jan Wallner |
Dist. 41
(3)
Stephen DeStefano, Bow |
Democratic Party Merrimack County Democratic Committee Chair: Bill Stetson of Concord Vice Chair: Rob Werner of Concord Secretary: Eleanor Kjellman of Henniker Treasurer: Beth Campbell of Concord At large Bill Andrews of New London Jon Bresler of Bow Deedee Maratea of Boscawen George Chase Carol Burney of Penacook John Dejoie of Concord |
. | Useful
Links
Concord Monitor Bow Times, Hooksett Banner (wklies) (Neighborhood News) The Telegram (wkly-Franklin) (Salmon Press) Pittsfield News InterTown Record (wkly-No. Sutton) Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce New Hampshire Technical Institute Franklin Pierce Law Center |
Town Chairs
Allenstown - Gabriel Daneault. Andover - Bill Bardsley. Boscawen - Lynn Colby. Bow - Thomas A. Fagan. Bradford - John & Elinor Robie. Chichester - Paul Gamache. Concord - Elizabeth A. Campbell. Dunbarton - Hilliard Bernside. Epsom - Harvey F. Harkness. Franklin - Larry Hennessy. Henniker - Lawrence Parrish. Hopkinton - George W. Chase. New London - Bill Andrews. Newbury - Leonard Bloksberg. Pembroke - Deanna Rush. Pittsfield - Clifford Knippers and Richard Head. Sutton - Patricia Cohen. Warner - Alice Chamberlian. |
Past Results
Merrimack |
Statewide
|
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Bill Bradley |
8,145
|
44.95%
|
70,502
|
45.59%
|
|
Al Gore |
9,156
|
50.52%
|
76,897
|
49.73%
|
|
John McCain |
403
|
2.22%
|
3,320
|
2.15%
|
|
Others |
418
|
2.31%
|
3,920
|
2.53%
|
|
Total |
18,122
|
154,639
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