Benton, Grafton County, NH
Benton Town Building
221 Coventry Rd
Benton, NH 03785
United States
110 Flanders Road
Benton, NH 03785
United States
US President
NH Governor
US Senate (2 seats)
US House NH District 2
NH Executive Council District 2
NH Senate District 01
NH House Grafton 05 (2 seats)
2026 NH Gubernatorial Primary
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| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cinde Warmington | Democrat | 96 | Won! |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kelly Ayotte (incumbent) | Republican | 92 | Won! |
| Shaun Fife | Republican | 4 | |
| Robert Wayne McClory | Republican | 4 |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stephen Villee | Independent/Other | Won! | |
| John Horsley | Independent/Other | ||
| Everett Howard | Independent/Other | ||
| Jonathan Kiper | Independent/Other |
2026 US Senate Primary
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| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| John E. Sununu | Republican | 69 | Won! |
| Scott Brown | Republican | 27 | |
| Tom Alciere | Republican | 1 | |
| Sky Danley | Republican | 1 | |
| Andy Martin | Republican | 1 | |
| Mary Maxwell | Republican | 1 | |
| Sabrina Ann Smith | Republican | 1 | |
| Richard A. McMenamon II | Republican | 0 |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christopher Pappas | Democrat | 65 | Won! |
| Karishma Manzur | Democrat | 33 | |
| David Jarvis | Democrat | 1 | |
| Maxwell L. Saal | Democrat | 1 | |
| John Vail | Democrat | 1 |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edmond J. Laplante, Jr. | Independent/Other | Won! | |
| Tim Harris | Independent/Other | ||
| Christine Lopez | Independent/Other | ||
| Jeanne Logan Morrow | Independent/Other |
2026 US House Primary
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District 2
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maggie Goodlander (incumbent) | Democrat | 82% | Won! |
| Paige Beauchemin | Democrat | 18% |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lily Tang Williams | Republican | 65% | Won! |
| Dan Nicholson | Republican | 13% | |
| Victor Orlando | Republican | 13% | |
| Michael Anthony Callis | Republican | 8% |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robbie Mahrou | Independent/Other | Won! | |
| Scott Black | Independent/Other | ||
| Sterling Thomas Sykes | Independent/Other |
2026 NH Executive Council Primary
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District 2
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karen Liot Hill (incumbent) | Democrat | 100% | Won! |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tobin Menard | Republican | 54% | Won! |
| Kim Strathdee | Republican | 45% |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Rutherford | Independent/Other |
2026 NH Senate Primary
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District 1
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cathleen A. Fountain | Democrat | 99% | Won! |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| David Rochefort (incumbent) | Republican | 99% | Won! |
2026 NH House Primary
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Grafton County District 5 (2 seats)
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dustin Vigneault | Democrat | 96% | Won! |
| Name | Party | % Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marie Louise Bjelobrk (incumbent) | Republican | 54% | Won! |
| Greg Mathieson | Republican | 44% | Won! |
2026 NH Governor General Election
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Governor of NH (2025 - present); Senator, US Senate (2011 - 2016); NH Attorney General (2004 - 2009)
Software developer
Executive Councilor, District 2 (2020 - 2024); 40 years of health care experience in laboratory medicine, hospital managerial positions, and health care regulatory law
2026 US Senate General Election
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State Chairman, Constitution Party of NH (2003 - present); SAU 93 Richmond Representative (2003 - present); Auto Mechanic (1984 - present); Marine Veteran (1999 - 2007); A&P License
Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2018 - present); Executive Councilor (2012 - 2018); Representative, NH House of Representatives (2002 - 2006); Co-Owner, Puritan Backroom Restaurant; Treasurer, Hillsborough County
Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (1997 - 2003); Senator, U.S. Senate (2003 - 2009)
John E. Sununu, a former Republican U.S. Senator and three-term congressman, hopes to win back the Senate seat he once held. First elected to the Senate in 2002 after defeating then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, he later lost to her in their 2008 rematch. In launching his 2026 campaign, Sununu said Congress has become “loud, dysfunctional, even angry,” and that he wants to “help calm the waters.” After nearly two decades in the private sector, Sununu is emphasizing civility, fiscal discipline, and practical problem-solving as he seeks to re-enter public service.
2026 US House General Election
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District 2
Representative, U.S. House of Representatives (2025 - present); Deputy Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice (2022 - present); Adjunct Professor of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law (2019 - 2021); Law Clerk to Justice Stephen Breyer (2017 - 2018); Law Clerk to Chief Judge Merrick Garland (2016 - 2017); Senior Advisor to Senator John McCain (2013); Speechwriter & Foreign Policy Advisor to Senator Joseph Lieberman (2009 - 2012)
"Every job I have ever had put me in the corner of people the system overlooked. Loan officer during the 2008 crash. Hollywood producer fighting for talent against long odds. Founder of RoadHouse, a trading community built for people who were never invited to the table. Running RoadHouse changed something for me. Watching everyday people try to build financial security while monetary policy and Wall Street moved in ways most Americans never saw or understood made the divide impossible to ignore. Money determines policy. Policy determines opportunity. And for most people in places like western New Hampshire, neither one has ever worked in their favor. That realization brought me here. Most recently, I joined the board of a struggling food co-op, redesigned the model from the ground up, helped secure funding, and launched a pilot program that actually worked.
"My goal is to deliver accountability to the people of NH-02 that holds the federal government to a standard the founding fathers would have endorsed. The path we are on is not sustainable. The promises made to working families in western New Hampshire have been broken for decades by both parties. I am not here to join that system. I am here to change it. My only priority is to deliver on what has been promised and ignored for too long. The people of NH-02 deserve nothing less."
2026 NH Executive Council General Election
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District 2
Councilor, Executive Council (inauguration January 2025); Lebanon City Councilor and Former Mayor; Grafton County Treasurer
U.S. Air Force (1998 - 2008); retail; manufacturing industry; member, Newport Historic Society; treasurer, Upper Valley Libertarians
2026 NH Senate General Election
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District 1
"US Navy Veteran, with over 30 years of experience in Accounting, Healthcare, Industry & Customer Service. Formerly served as Planning Board Secretary and Trustee of the Trust Funds, Serve as Library Trustee, SAU36 School Board member for Dalton, and 4th Term as Supervisor of the Checklist for Dalton."
Senator, NH Senate (2024 - present); Representative, NH House of Representatives (2022 - 2024), Pharmacist; Littleton Zoning Board
2026 NH House General Election
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Grafton County District 5 (2 seats)
U.S. Army; White House / Pentagon / Capitol Hill Correspondent; Farmer, Author, Publisher; Photojournalist, TV Network Producer; Local Town Budget Advisory committee (4 years); President / CEO of (1) Inc and (3) LLCs; Service Officer of the local American Legion (3 Years); VP of Local Historical Society
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2024 - present); Physical Therapist in private practice; Grafton County Delegation member; Grafton County Executive Committee member; GCGOP Delegate; GCGOP Committee member; Current Clerk of NH House Municipal and County Gov't standing Committee