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1994Final results

1994 election for New Hampshire House District 713

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

Janet M. Conroy (R), Patricia A. Dowling (R), Sandra K. Dowd (R), Robert Fesh (R), Kathryn Aranda (R), Phyllis Katsakiores (R), James E. Lupien (R), Rebecca Lee (R), George Katsakiores (R), Norma A. Sabella (R) and John P. Gleason (R) won the district's 11 seats.

11 seats
Janet M. ConroyRepublican · winner · incumbent
7.2%3,412
Patricia A. DowlingRepublican · winner · incumbent
7.1%3,365
Sandra K. DowdRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.9%3,270
Robert FeshRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.4%3,042
Kathryn ArandaRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.0%2,863
Phyllis KatsakioresRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.0%2,841
James E. LupienRepublican · winner
5.9%2,806
Rebecca LeeRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.9%2,801
George KatsakioresRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.8%2,750
Norma A. SabellaRepublican · winner
5.6%2,636
John P. GleasonRepublican · winner
5.4%2,570
John S. LangoneDemocrat
4.2%1,997
Paul G. NeedhamDemocrat
3.5%1,651
Sandra HopfgartenOther party
3.5%1,643
Cliff BerryOther party
3.3%1,581
Paul H. LofflerOther party
2.7%1,259
Robert BeaulieuOther party
2.4%1,116
Karen BerryLibertarian
2.2%1,046
Mary L. WattsLibertarian
2.0%972
Donald MarcotteLibertarian
1.9%894
Diane L. ClarkepsteinLibertarian
1.8%835
Len EpsteinLibertarian
1.5%733
Robert W. KleyLibertarian
1.5%726
John E. Havens Jr.Libertarian
1.4%671
47,480 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 1994

Races before and after

EvenR+3.71992R+12.51994R+5.01996R+3.51998

Source: Past results: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)

The candidates

Janet M. Conroy (R)Patricia A. Dowling (R)Sandra K. Dowd (R)Robert Fesh (R)Kathryn Aranda (R)Phyllis Katsakiores (R)James E. Lupien (R)Rebecca Lee (R)George Katsakiores (R)Norma A. Sabella (R)John P. Gleason (R)

Also on the ballot: John S. Langone (Democrat), 4.2%; Paul G. Needham (Democrat), 3.5%; Sandra Hopfgarten (Other party), 3.5%; Cliff Berry (Other party), 3.3%; Paul H. Loffler (Other party), 2.7%; Robert Beaulieu (Other party), 2.4%; Karen Berry (Libertarian), 2.2%; Mary L. Watts (Libertarian), 2.0%; Donald Marcotte (Libertarian), 1.9%; Diane L. Clarkepstein (Libertarian), 1.8%; Len Epstein (Libertarian), 1.5%; Robert W. Kley (Libertarian), 1.5%; John E. Havens Jr. (Libertarian), 1.4%