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Moultonborough, Carroll County, NH

Moultonborough Academy
25 Blake Rd
Moultonborough, NH 03254

Moultonborough Academy
25 Blake Rd
Moultonborough, NH 03254
United States

7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Julia Marchand
6 Holland Street PO Box 15
Moultonborough, NH 03254

6 Holland Street
PO Box 15
Moultonborough, NH 03254
United States

Phone:
476-2347
Fax:
476-2778

2024 NH Presidential Primary

Voting Date:

Democrat
Joe Biden   
Democrat

U.S. President (2021 - present); U.S. Vice President (2008 - 2016); Senator, U.S. Senate (1972 - 2008)

President Biden did not file to run in the 2024 New Hampshire presidential primary. However, some Democrats are promoting a write-in campaign for him in the Democratic primary. In 2021 Joe Biden was the oldest American ever to be sworn in as president, at age 78. From day one of his presidency there was speculation he would step down for a younger Democrat rather than seek reelection. After Democrats outperformed expectations in the midterms, however, Biden supporters gained momentum. In April 2023 Biden announced he will run for reelection as president.

President R. Boddie   
Democrat

Boddie submitted the following statement: "US Constitution Art.2 Sec. 1 Clause 5"

Boddie is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Terrisa Bukovinac
Terrisa Bukovinac   
Democrat

Bukovinac is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Eban Cambridge   
Democrat

Eban is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Gabriel Cornejo   
Democrat

Cornejo is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Mark Stewart Greenstein
Mark Stewart Greenstein   
Democrat

"Businessman and Educator. I am in the business of consumer banking and consumer self-insuring. I founded and still nominally lead Ivy Bound Tutors."

Greenstein is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Tom Koos   
Democrat

Associate Director, Stanford Earth, Stanford University; candidate, U.S. President (2000, 2008, 2020)

Koos is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Paul V. LaCava   
Democrat

LaCava is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Star Locke
Star Locke   
Democrat

U.S. Army veteran; owner, Locke-Star, Inc.; rancher

Locke is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Frankie Lozada
Frankie Lozada   
Democrat

President, Lozada Logistics and Event Management (2007 - present); Producer, Xperience (2015 - present)

Lozada is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Stephen Lyons
Stephen P. Lyons   
Democrat

Lyons is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Raymond Michael Moroz   
Democrat

Candidate, U.S. President (2016); IT professional

Moroz is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Derek Nadeau   
Democrat

Nadeau is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Jason Michael Palmer
Jason Michael Palmer   
Democrat

Palmer is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Mando Perez-Serrato
Mando Perez-Serrato   
Democrat

Perez-Serrato is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Dean Phillips
Dean Phillips   
Democrat

Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2018 - present); co-owner, Penny's Coffee (2016 - present); co-owner, Talenti gelato (2012 - 2014); president and CEO, Phillips Distilling Company (2000 - 2012)

Dean Phillips announced he was challenging president Biden for the Democratic nomination in October 2023. He said, "I think President Biden has done a spectacular job for our country. But it's not about the past. This is an election about the future. I will not sit still I will not be quiet in the face of numbers that are so clearly saying that we're going to be facing an emergency next November." Phillips has served three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives and is one of the wealthiest members of Congress, thanks to his successful business ventures.

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Donald Picard   
Democrat

Picard is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Paperboy Love Prince
Paperboy Love Prince   
Democrat

Prince is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Richard Rist
Richard Rist   
Democrat

Convenience store manager; United States Navy; Bartender; Security Guard; Financial Consultant, Merrill Lynch; University of Baltimore Alumni Board; Asst. Director, Regional Economic Studies Institute, Towson University; Owner and software developer, Job Force One; Owner and sculptor, The Large Art Company; Life member, VFW

Rist is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Vermin Supreme   
Democrat

Perennial candidate, performance artist

Supreme is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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John Vail   
Democrat

Vail is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Marianne Williamson
Marianne Williamson   
Democrat

Author; political activist; founder, Los Angeles and Manhattan Centers for Living; founder, Project Angel Food; co-founder, The Peace Alliance

Williamson has been described as a self-help author, spiritual advisor, and activist. She debated Biden and other Democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential primary but dropped out before voters cast their ballots. She has criticized Biden and other Democratic Party leaders for policies that favor wealthy donors over working class voters – including plans to bump New Hampshire later in the presidential primary calendar. In February 2023 she confirmed she will challenge Biden.

Republican
Scott Alan Ayers
Scott Alan Ayers   
Republican

"Been in various retail/management positions my entire life. I am a turnaround specialist. For the last 31 years manager/owner of Express Auto Repair Schaumburg, Il. Sold my business in September 2023 to run for President of the United States of America because GOD called on me to do so. I have been living/breathing politics for over 25 years and have the best plans to solve America's problems. I believe my most important experience is being a regular middleclass American my entire life, so I know what most people are going through and know how to fix things."

Ayers is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Ryan Binkley
Ryan Binkley   
Republican

President and CEO, Generational Group; founder, Create Church

Ryan Binkley, a wealth advisor and pastor, recently crossed the 50,000-donor threshold to qualify for a primary debate (although he has yet to meet the polling requirements). Binkley weaves his faith and family experience into much of his campaign messaging. In his campaign announcement he said, "It’s time for America to be revived economically and spiritually."

Doug Burgum
Doug Burgum   
Republican

Governor, North Dakota (2016 - present); co-founder, Arthur Ventures; founder, Kilbourne Group; former president, Great Plains Software

Doug Burgum surprised many politicos when he announced his presidential campaign in June. He does not have the name recognition of many other candidates, but he may get attention for recent bills he signed in North Dakota, including a ban on abortion after six weeks and a ban on gender-related care for minors. So far he is focusing his campaign on the economy and energy policy.

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Robert S. Carney   
Republican

Carney is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

John Anthony Castro
John Anthony Castro   
Republican

Founding Partner, Castro & Co.; Chief Executive Officer, AiTax.com

Castro is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Chris Christie
Chris Christie   
Republican

Governor of New Jersey (2010 - 2018); U.S. District Attorney in New Jersey (2002 - 2008); Campaign Counsel, Bush for President Campaign (2000)

Chris Christie announced his campaign for president in June. He is a fiery critic of former president Trump and called him "a bitter, angry man who wants power back for himself." Christie has his own share of controversies, including so-called "Bridgegate," but argues he owns up to his mistakes and wants to bring the country together.

Ron DeSantis
Ron DeSantis   
Republican

Governor of Florida (2019 – present); representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2013 – 2018); Lieutenant, U.S. Navy

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has gained national attention for splashy, “anti-Woke” policies, from a tax break for gas stoves, to banning AP African American studies, to flying migrants to Martha’s Vineyard. Some Republicans see him as a more electable version of Trump, but others - such as Nikki Haley - argue he is "mini Trump" without any new policy ideas. DeSantis officially announced his presidential campaign in May.

Nikki Haley
Nikki Haley   
Republican

U.S. ambassador to the United Nations (2017 - 2018); governor, South Carolina (2011 - 2017); representative, South Carolina House of Representatives (2004 - 2010)

Nikki Haley served as governor of South Carolina and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations under president Trump. While she once said she would not run against Trump, her campaign announcement in February included a clear jab at both Trump and Biden: “America is not past our prime, it’s just that our politicians are past theirs.” She also touted her success as a first-generation Indian American. “Joe and Kamala even say America is racist. Nothing could be further from the truth,” she said.

Asa Hutchinson
Asa Hutchinson   
Republican

Governor of Arkansas (2015 – 2023); Undersecretary for Border and Transportation Security, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (2003 - 2005); administrator, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (2001 - 2003); Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (1997 – 2001); co-founder, Hutchinson Group, LLC

Former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson, a vocal critic of Donald Trump from a deep-red state, announced his presidential campaign in early April. In an interview with CBS, he said he believes voters are “looking for someone that is not going to be creating chaos, but also has got the record of being a governor, of lowering taxes.”

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Peter Jedick   
Republican

Jedick is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Perry Johnson
Perry Johnson   
Republican

President, Perry Johnson International Holdings; expert in ISO standards

Businessman Perry Johnson suspended his presidential campaign in October, but his name will still appear on the New Hampshire presidential primary ballot. 

Donald Kjornes
Donald Kjornes   
Republican

Realtor; investor/landlord

Kjornes is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Mary Maxwell   
Republican

Law research

Maxwell is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Glenn McPeters
Glenn J. McPeters   
Republican

"I have no political experience. I worked at IBM Corporation for 24 years ending that career as an IT Architect within the CIO's office. I have since started my own small business transporting primary school children."

McPeters is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Scott Peterson Merrell   
Republican

Merrell is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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Darius L. Mitchell   
Republican

Mitchell is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Mike Pence
Mike Pence   
Republican

Vice president of the United States (2017 – 2021); governor of Indiana (2013 – 2017); representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2001 – 2013)

Former vice president Mike Pence suspended his presidential campaign in October, but his name will still appear on the New Hampshire presidential primary ballot. 

Vivek Ramaswamy
Vivek Ramaswamy   
Republican

Founder, Roivant Sciences; co-founder, Strive Asset Management; author

Vivek Ramaswamy is an entrepreneur who gained attention from Republicans after publishing “Woke, Inc.: Inside Corporate America’s Social Justice Scam.” In an editorial announcing his campaign he wrote, “I am launching not only a political campaign but a cultural movement to create a new American Dream—one that is not only about money but about the unapologetic pursuit of excellence.” Ramaswamy is new to politics and may face an uphill battle on name recognition.

Tim Scott
Tim Scott   
Republican

Senator, U.S. Senate (2013 – present); Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2011 – 2013); financial services

Sen. Tim Scott suspended his presidential campaign in November, but his name will still appear on the New Hampshire presidential primary ballot.

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Hirsh V. Singh   
Republican

Singh is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Sam Sloan   
Republican

Candidate, U.S. President (2016, 2020); competitive chess player; former broker-dealer

Sloan is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

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David Stuckenberg   
Republican

Stuckenberg is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Rachel Swift
Rachel Swift   
Republican

Swift is a lesser-known candidate who filed to run in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Donald Trump   
Republican

U.S. President (2016 - 2020); Businessman; Television personality; Author; CEO, The Trump Organization; Chairman, Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts, Inc.

Shortly after the 2022 midterm election former president Donald Trump announced his third presidential campaign from Florida. Sticking with his previous campaign catchphrase, he said, “Our country was great. Our country is not great anymore.” He is still a formidable campaign fundraiser, but Republicans are not as enchanted with him as they were in the past.

2024 NH Gubernatorial Primary

Voting Date:

Democrat
Joyce Craig
Joyce Craig   
Democrat

Mayor of Manchester, NH (2017 - present)

Currently the mayor of Manchester, NH, Joyce Craig is the first woman to occupy the office. Now, she has set her sights on the governorship, and officially launched her campaign in July. She has served as Manchester’s mayor since 2018. She is known as a strong fundraiser and defeated well-known incumbent Ted Gatsas, making her a potentially formidable candidate.

Cinde Warmington
Cinde Warmington   
Democrat

Executive Councilor, District 2 (2020 - present); 40 years of health care experience in laboratory medicine, hospital managerial positions, and health care regulatory law

Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington has announced she is running for New Hampshire Governor in 2024. She describes herself as a lifelong health care advocate and served as partner at the Shaheen & Gordon law firm before running for office. As the lone Democrat on the Executive Council, she has gained a reputation for pushing Republican councilors and Gov. Sununu on abortion-related issues.

Republican
Kelly Ayotte
Kelly Ayotte   
Republican

Former Senator, US Senate (2011 - 2016); NH Attorney General (2004 - 2009)

Former U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte served as New Hampshire’s attorney general before her election to the U.S. Senate in 2010. She lost re-election in 2016 in a close race against then-Gov. Maggie Hassan. Ayotte broke with fellow Republicans that year when she chose to disavow Donald Trump. Ayotte announced her campaign for governor at the end of July.

Robert Burns
Robert Burns   
Republican

Hillsborough County Deputy Treasurer; owner, Burns Automation; Manchester Selectman; National Youth Coalition Chair, Donald Trump for President

Robert Burns is a former Hillsborough County treasurer. He made an unsuccessful bid for the 2018 GOP congressional nomination in the Second Congressional District before winning the 2022 Republican nomination. Ultimately, he lost to Rep. Annie Kuster. While he admits to “taking a look at” running for governor, he’s also weighing another bid for Congress.

Chuck Morse
Chuck Morse   
Republican

Senator, NH Senate (2006 - 2022); President, Freshwater Farms & Garden Center; Former Representative, NH House of Representatives; Former Selectman and Moderator, Town of Salem

Former State Senate President Chuck Morse ran in the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in 2022, placing second behind Don Bolduc. Morse has served decades in state office and is well-known within political circles. He arrived at his U.S. Senate campaign announcement riding a skid-steer loader. Morse officially announced his run for governor the same day Sununu announced his retirement.

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