Nashua NH Patch 2025 Aldermen, Board Of Education, Fire Commissioner, Board of Public Works Voter Guide

NASHUA, NH — Voters go to the polls on Tuesday to vote for aldermen, school board, and other municipal offices. Here is the 2025 election rundown.

Voting

Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 4.

Where Do I Vote?

• Ward 1: Broad Street Elementary School, 390 Broad St.
• Ward 2: Charlotte Avenue Elementary School, 48 Charlotte Avenue.
• Ward 3: Amherst Street Elementary School, 71 Amherst St.
• Ward 4: Ledge Street Elementary School, 139 Ledge St.
• Ward 5: Nashua High School South, 36 Riverside St.
• Ward 6: Fairgrounds Middle School, 27 Cleveland St.
• Ward 7: Dr. Norman Crisp Elementary School, 50 Arlington St.
• Ward 8: Bicentennial Elementary School, 296 East Dunstable Road
• Ward 9: New Searles Elementary School, 39 Shady Lane

Candidates

Alderman At Large

Vote for three, four-year terms

Tyler Gouveia

Alicia Gregg

Shoshanna Kelly

Amber Morgan

Board Of Education

Vote for four, four-year terms

Michael Hurlburt

Regan Lamphier

Jaimeika Lewis

Heather Raymond

Santosh Salvi

Oscar Villacis

Kenra Soucie-Smith

Fire Commissioner

Vote for two, four-year terms

Mary Ann Melizzi-Golja

John Steere

Board of Public Works

Vote for two, four-year terms

June Lemen

Paul Shea

Ward 1 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Stephen Chess

Hailey Gallagher

Ward 2 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Matthew Gouthro

Richard Dowd

Ward 3 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Patricia Klee

Ward 4 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Thomas Lopez

Ward 5 Alderman

Jennis Chewlin

Brenda Garneau

Justin Gerstenfield

Paula Johnson

Ward 6 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Vengerflutta Smith

Chris Thibodeau

Ward 7 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Tim Sennott

Ward 8 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Dave McLaughlin

Derek Thibeault

Ward 9 Alderman

Vote for one, two-year term

Linda Harriott-Gathright

John Sullivan

Question 1

Shall the municipality approve the charter amendment summarized below? This amendment would provide for two additional Board of Health members, so that the Board of Health would have five members instead of three. One of the two new members would be a registered nurse, and the other would be a licensed social worker. The Nashua City Charter shall be amended by adding the new underlined language to Charter Section 78 as follows: “§ 78. Board of Health, how chosen The board of aldermen on the first secular day of January, 1915, shall elect a board of health, to be composed of three members, whose terms of office shall be for one year, and on the first secular day of January in 1916 and thereafter biennially on said first secular day of January following the regular municipal election through the end of 2025, they shall elect said board of health for the term of two years, to be composed of three members, two of who shall be physicians. On the first secular day of January in 2026 following the regular municipal election, and thereafter biennially, the board of aldermen shall elect said board of health for the term of two years, to be composed of five members, two of who shall be physicians, one who shall be a registered nurse, and one who shall be a licensed social worker.”

Question 2

“Shall we allow the operation of social districts within the City of Nashua?”

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