2026 NH House General Election
The New Hampshire House of Representatives is the counterpart to the New Hampshire Senate in the NH Legislature. The House has 400 members across 204 voting districts, elected every two years. Following the September 8, 2026 primary, candidates from both parties are set for the November 3, 2026 general election, where all 400 House seats will be decided.
Our profiles include candidate issue positions and background information to help you make an informed decision on who to vote for.
Rockingham County District 30 (2 seats)
Represents Seabrook
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2022 - 2024, 2016 - 2020); Seabrook Planning Board (12 years, current chair); Seabrook Budget Committee (3 terms)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2012 - 2014, 2016 - present); Real Estate Investor; Town of Seabrook Board of Selectmen (6 terms, 18 years)
Rockingham County District 31 (2 seats)
(Floterial)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2016 - present); Army National Guard/Army Reserve (33+ years); Veteran Lieutenant Colonel, Army Medical Services Corps; Medical Device Product Manager; Educator
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2018 - present); Chairman, Municipal Budget Committee (three years); law enforcement and regulatory enforcement (20 years)
Artist/Advisor/Cross Cultural Liaison, Yasamin Safarzadeh LLC (Jan 2021-Present); Projects and Curatorial Coordinator, Positive Street Art, Nashua, NH (Feb 2024-Apr 2026); Head of Curation and Programming, Kimball Jenkins (Jan 2023-Feb 2024); Program Director, Kimball Jenkins, Concord, NH (2022-Feb 2024); Art Teacher, Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, NH (2018-2022); Underserved Populations Community Educator, YWCA New Hampshire, Manchester, NH (Oct 2019-Jan 2021)
Rockingham County District 32 (Floterial)
Business Analytics, Epredia, Remote (2025-Present); Regional Procurement Performance Manager, Olympus Corporation of the Americas, Remote (2025); Manager of Business Analytics, Epredia, Portsmouth, NH (2021-2025); Business Intelligence & Data Analytics, Epredia, Portsmouth, NH (2019-2021); Data Analyst, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Portsmouth, NH (2018-2019); Process Engineer, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Portsmouth, NH (2015-2018); Quality/Process Engineer, Saint-Gobain, Worcester, MA (2012-2014); Process Engineer, Saint-Gobain, Worcester, MA (2011-2012)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2020 - 2022, 2024 - present); Budget Committee School Board Rep, Brentwood
Rockingham County District 33 (Floterial)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2014 - 2016, 2020 - present); Board Member, NOFA-NH (Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire); Former Chaplain
Rockingham County District 34 (Floterial)
"52 years as a member of the clergy, 30 years as part-time CEO of a wellness center bringing together family practice medicine, counseling and massage, periodically an adjunct professor at the graduate school level, ten years as a member of the NH House of Representatives"
Rockingham County District 35 (Floterial)
Represents Londonderry, Windham
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2020 - present); Owner, J.F.Soti Management (1997 - present); Senior Probation Officer, New Jersey (1993 - 1999)
Nesmith Library Board of Trustees (2015 - 2020, Chairperson, 2 years); Vice Chair, Zoning Board of Adjustment (2020 - present, former Chairperson); member, Select Board (2026 - present)
Rockingham County District 36 (Floterial)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2020 - present); Lieutenant, US Navy Submarine Service; Pharmaceutical Development in biotech industry; South Hampton Zoning Board of Adjustment
Associate Clinical Professor, University of NH Department of Occupational Therapy, specialty in musculoskeletal rehabilitation
Rockingham County District 37 (Floterial)
Rockingham County District 38 (Floterial)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2022 - present), Teacher; Rye School Board (9 years); Rye Budget Committee (12 years)
Rockingham County District 39 (Floterial)
Sr. Grantwriter and Special Projects, The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire, Portsmouth, NH (Jun 2021-Present); Director/Curator, Moffatt-Ladd House & Garden, Portsmouth, NH (Aug 1998-Jan 2021)
Rockingham County District 40 (Floterial)
Representative, NH House of Representative (2024 - present); Pharmacist; Hampton NH GOP co-Clerk; NH GOP Delegate; NH GOP State Committee Member
Strafford County District 1 (2 seats)
Represents Farmington
Trustee of Trust Funds, Farmington, NH (2024 - Present); Trustee of Goodwin Library, Farmington, NH (2008 - Present); Principal, Crescent Lake School, Governor Wentworth Regional School District, Wolfeboro, NH (Jul 2019 - Jun 2025); Principal, Chichester School District, SAU 53, Chichester, NH (Jul 2014 - Jun 2019); Assistant Principal, Epsom Central School, Epsom, NH (Jul 2007 - Jun 2014); Reading Teacher, Nottingham School District, SAU 44, Nottingham, NH (Jul 2003 - Jun 2007); HOSTS Teacher/Administrator, Austin Independent School District, Austin, TX (Nov 1998 - Jun 2003)
Strafford County District 2 (3 seats)
Represents Milton, Rochester-Ward 5
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2020 - present); Education
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2005 - 2010); Member, Budget Committee and Planning Board; Chair, Strafford Regional Planning Commission; Rehabilitation Counselor and Social Worker
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2022 - present); Army National Guard
Director of Marketing and New Business, Teledyne Electronic Technologies (22 years, retired)
Strafford County District 3
Represents Middleton, New Durham
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2024 - present); Chair, Rochester Economic Development Commission; President, Rochester Rotary; Chair, Sanford Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development
Strafford County District 4 (3 seats)
Represents Barrington, Strafford
Director of Curriculum and Learning; Academic Director; Science Teacher
Children's librarian (retired); Substitute teacher (Barrington), Supervisor of the Checklist (Barrington)
Barrington Planning Board; Advisory Budget Committee; Barrington Center Development Committee; Chair, Capital Improvements Program Committee
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2014 - 2022); retired from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; school meeting moderator (10 years, current)
Strafford County District 5
Represents Rochester-Ward 1
Higher Education; Information Technology; Ocean Mapping
Strafford County District 6
Represents Rochester-Ward 2
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2024 - present); state worker, Department of Health and Human Services (17+ years); volunteer poll worker (10 years); volunteer PTA, William Allen School (5 years)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2022 - 2024), "Retired City Manager of seven cities in five states over a 38-year span. Also, business experience as a CFO and Vice President."
Strafford County District 7
Represents Rochester-Ward 3
US Army combat veteran; Automotive and Motorcycle Technician (28 years); Gunsmith (5 years)
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2024 - present); member, Rochester City Council; former Mayor, City Councilor, and Police Commissioner in Rochester; former chemistry teacher; former Dupont Company
Strafford County District 8
Represents Rochester-Ward 4
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2024 - present); Engineering Supervisor, Pratt & Whitney (retired); Mayor, City of Rochester (2004 – 2006); Rochester City Councilor (current)
Strafford County District 9
Represents Rochester-Ward 6
Special Education Administrator (7 years); Special Education Teacher (9 years)
Strafford County District 10 (4 seats)
Represents Durham
Representative, NH House of Representatives (1985 - 1986, 1989 - 1990, 2014 - 2018, 2024 - present); Durham Town Council; Strafford Regional Planning Commission
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2008 - present); City Chair, Lebanon Democratic Committee; Campaign Staff, Dukakis for President; Volunteer, Edwards for President Campaign; Seacoast Regional Council Chair, MoveOn (2008); Writer and Computer Consultant (1985 - present)