Concord NH General Election 2024 Voter Guide

CONCORD, NH — This is it — it is time for you to head to the polls.

Voters in the Granite State can choose the next president, governor, representatives to Congress, and many other down-ballot races.

Voting

Voters in Concord and Penacook cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the following locations:

• Ward 1: Merrimack Valley High School Gymnasium, 106 Village St.
• Ward 2: The Barn at Bull Meadow, 63 Bog Road
• Ward 3: Beaver Meadow School, 40 Sewalls Falls Road
• Ward 4: Green Street Community Center, 39 Green St.
• Ward 5: Christa McAuliffe Elementary School, 17 N. Spring St. (Rumford Street/Gymnasium Entrance)
• Ward 6: Christ the King Parish Hall, 72 South Main St.
• Ward 7: Abbot-Downing School, 152 South St.
• Ward 8: Bektash Temple, 189 Pembroke Road
• Ward 9: Citywide Community Center, 14 Canterbury Road
• Ward 10: Broken Ground School, 51 South Curtisville Road

Candidates

The following candidates are on the ballot Nov. 5.

President

Kamala Harris/Tim Walz

Donald Trump/JD Vance

Chase Oliver/Mike ter Maat

Jill Stein/Rudolph Ware

Governor

Joyce Craig

Kelly Ayotte

Stephen Villee

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2nd Congressional District

Maggie Goodlander

Lily Tang Williams

Executive Council District 2

Karen Liot Hill

Kim Strathdee

State Senate District 15

Tara Reardon

Pamela Ean

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• Thom Bloomquist, Concord State Rep. Candidate, District 24
• Pamela Ean, District 15 State Senate Candidate
• Frank Cassidy, Merrimack County Sheriff Candidate
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• Sarah Sadowski, Concord Board Of Education Candidate
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• Andrew Winters, Concord Board Of Education Candidate
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State Rep Merrimack District 15

Tracy Anne Bricchi

State Rep Merrimack District 16

Connie Lane

Laurence Weissbrot

State Rep Merrimack District 17

Beth Richards

Diana Freeman

State Rep Merrimack District 18

Jim MacKay

Kristen Jackson

State Rep Merrimack District 19

Mary Jane Wallner

State Rep Merrimack District 20

Eric Gallagher

State Rep Merrimack District 21

Timothy Soucy

Robert Bertrand

State Rep Merrimack District 22

James Leon Roesener

Dennis Blankenbeker

State Rep Merrimack District 23

Merryl Gibbs

Andrew Georgevits

State Rep Merrimack District 24

Matthew Hicks

Thom Bloomquist

State Rep Merrimack District 28

Jim Snodgrass

Brian Blackden

State Rep Merrimack District 29

Kris Schultz

Claude Lompufu Bongambe

State Rep Merrimack District 30

Gary Woods

Robert Washburn Jr.

Merrimack County Sheriff

David Croft

Frank Cassidy

Merrimack County Attorney

Paul Halvorsen

Merrimack County Treasurer

Davis Bernstein

Mary Heath

Merrimack County Register Of Deeds

Erica Davis

Samantha Morse

Merrimack County Register Of Probate

Jane Bradstreet

JR Hoell

Merrimack Commissioner District 1

Steve Shurtleff

Board Of Education

3 will be elected

Clint Cogswell

Barb Higgins

Sarah Sadowski

Joseph Scroggins

Pamela Walsh

Andrew Winters

SAU 8 Treasurer

Tom Croteau

SAU 8 Clerk

Patrick Taylor

Question 1

“No Concord public school existing as of January 1, 2024, including but not limited to the District's middle school, (Rundlett Middle School), shall be relocated from the parcel on which it was situated as of January 1, 2024, to be rebuilt or replaced elsewhere, without an affirmative simple majority vote of Concord School District voters voting on the question ratifying such relocation. This amendment shall be effective immediately upon passage.”

Question 2

“No parcel of real property owned by the Concord School District, larger than one acre, shall be sold, gifted, or exchanged by the District without an affirmative simple majority vote of Concord School District voters voting on the question. This amendment shall be effective immediately upon passage.”

Constitutional Amendment Question

Sheriffs can only serve until they are 70 years of age; judges can only serve until they are 75.

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