1992Final resultsIncumbent defeated

1992 election for New Hampshire House District 726

Name: 1992 election for New Hampshire House District 726
Start: 1992-11-03
Location: New Hampshire

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

9 seats: Marilyn R. Campbell (R), Donna P. Sytek (R), Beverly A. Gage (R), Stephen W. Buco (R), John Sytek (R), Bernard J. Raynowska (R), Richard Noyes (R), Fred A. Kruse (R), Arthur W. Smith (R) won.

9 seats

Marilyn R. CampbellRepublican · winner · incumbent

7.9%7,065

Donna P. SytekRepublican · winner · incumbent

7.9%7,057

Beverly A. GageRepublican · winner · incumbent

7.3%6,537

Stephen W. BucoRepublican · winner · incumbent

7.0%6,303

John SytekRepublican · winner

6.1%5,513

Bernard J. RaynowskaRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.8%5,175

Richard NoyesRepublican · winner

5.8%5,167

Fred A. KruseRepublican · winner

5.3%4,781

Arthur W. SmithRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.1%4,539

Stephanie K. MicklonDemocrat

4.8%4,353

Doris V. FlahertyDemocrat

4.4%3,940

Dan BretonDemocrat

4.3%3,898

Barbara GarofaloDemocrat

4.3%3,846

Samuel A. GigliottiDemocrat

4.0%3,609

Jeanne MacaskillDemocrat

3.8%3,415

Donald L. RoulstonLibertarian · incumbent

3.7%3,293

Marcia LeighningerDemocrat

3.5%3,177

Joseph N. HerdadeDemocrat

3.1%2,757

Carlos FigueroaDemocrat

2.9%2,609

David I. BensonLibertarian

1.8%1,621

Douglas G. HarriganLibertarian

1.3%1,204

89,859 votes

Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl KlarnerUpdated Sep 30, 2026, 7:29 AM ET

The seat over time

D − R margin in this seat's races around 1992

Races before and after

Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl KlarnerUpdated Sep 30, 2026, 7:29 AM ET

The candidates

Marilyn R. Campbell (R)Donna P. Sytek (R)Beverly A. Gage (R)Stephen W. Buco (R)John Sytek (R)Bernard J. Raynowska (R)Richard Noyes (R)Fred A. Kruse (R)Arthur W. Smith (R)

Also on the ballot: Stephanie K. Micklon (Democrat), 4.8%; Doris V. Flaherty (Democrat), 4.4%; Dan Breton (Democrat), 4.3%; Barbara Garofalo (Democrat), 4.3%; Samuel A. Gigliotti (Democrat), 4.0%; Jeanne Macaskill (Democrat), 3.8%; Donald L. Roulston (Libertarian), 3.7%; Marcia Leighninger (Democrat), 3.5%; Joseph N. Herdade (Democrat), 3.1%; Carlos Figueroa (Democrat), 2.9%; David I. Benson (Libertarian), 1.8%; Douglas G. Harrigan (Libertarian), 1.3%