1994Final results

1994 election for New Hampshire House District 726

Name: 1994 election for New Hampshire House District 726
Start: 1994-11-08
Location: New Hampshire

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

9 seats: Donna P. Sytek (R), Beverly A. Gage (R), James E. Ross (R), Ronald J. Belanger (R), John Sytek (R), Richard Noyes (R), Bernard J. Raynowska (R), Fred A. Kruse (R), Arthur W. Smith (R) won.

9 seats

Donna P. SytekRepublican · winner · incumbent

9.1%4,189

Beverly A. GageRepublican · winner · incumbent

8.4%3,869

James E. RossRepublican · winner

7.9%3,625

Ronald J. BelangerRepublican · winner

7.4%3,408

John SytekRepublican · winner · incumbent

7.3%3,363

Richard NoyesRepublican · winner · incumbent

7.3%3,355

Bernard J. RaynowskaRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.9%3,176

Fred A. KruseRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.9%3,171

Arthur W. SmithRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.5%3,001

Stephanie K. MicklonDemocrat

4.2%1,959

Ethel M. FairweatherDemocrat

3.9%1,808

Brenda SackDemocrat

3.9%1,790

Doris V. FlahertyDemocrat

3.7%1,714

John T. RyanDemocrat

3.3%1,511

Hope G. MicklonDemocrat

3.3%1,507

Robert F. CoxDemocrat

2.9%1,349

Norman MacaskillDemocrat

2.8%1,308

Jay SantagateDemocrat

2.5%1,171

David I. BensonLibertarian

1.9%881

46,155 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

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

The candidates

Donna P. Sytek (R)Beverly A. Gage (R)James E. Ross (R)Ronald J. Belanger (R)John Sytek (R)Richard Noyes (R)Bernard J. Raynowska (R)Fred A. Kruse (R)Arthur W. Smith (R)

Also on the ballot: Stephanie K. Micklon (Democrat), 4.2%; Ethel M. Fairweather (Democrat), 3.9%; Brenda Sack (Democrat), 3.9%; Doris V. Flaherty (Democrat), 3.7%; John T. Ryan (Democrat), 3.3%; Hope G. Micklon (Democrat), 3.3%; Robert F. Cox (Democrat), 2.9%; Norman Macaskill (Democrat), 2.8%; Jay Santagate (Democrat), 2.5%; David I. Benson (Libertarian), 1.9%