1992Final results
1992 election for New Hampshire House District 729
New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire
7 seats: Betsy McKinney (R), William P. Boucher (R), Karen Keeganhutchinson (R), Daniel P. Blake (R), Robert G. Hazelton (R), Sherm Packard (R), Martin N. Bove (R) won.
7 seatsBetsy McKinneyRepublican · winner · incumbent
9.6%5,202
William P. BoucherRepublican · winner · incumbent
9.2%4,949
Karen KeeganhutchinsonRepublican · winner · incumbent
8.6%4,620
Daniel P. BlakeRepublican · winner
8.0%4,338
Robert G. HazeltonRepublican · winner
7.9%4,291
Sherm PackardRepublican · winner · incumbent
7.7%4,161
Martin N. BoveRepublican · winner
7.6%4,102
Patricia KelleyRepublican
7.3%3,928
Michael S. FoleyDemocrat
5.8%3,130
Elizabeth MoodyDemocrat
5.8%3,127
Anne WarnerDemocrat
5.5%2,996
Edward D. BrueggemannDemocrat
4.5%2,421
Gregory WarnerDemocrat
4.3%2,332
William H. LongmaidDemocrat
4.1%2,198
Douglas H. Currie Jr.Libertarian
2.2%1,166
James K. WallackLibertarian
1.9%1,022
53,983 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
Betsy McKinney (R)William P. Boucher (R)Karen Keeganhutchinson (R)Daniel P. Blake (R)Robert G. Hazelton (R)Sherm Packard (R)Martin N. Bove (R)Patricia Kelley (R)Michael S. Foley (D)Elizabeth Moody (D)Anne Warner (D)
Also on the ballot: Edward D. Brueggemann (Democrat), 4.5%; Gregory Warner (Democrat), 4.3%; William H. Longmaid (Democrat), 4.1%; Douglas H. Currie Jr. (Libertarian), 2.2%; James K. Wallack (Libertarian), 1.9%