1994Final results

1994 election for New Hampshire House District 729

Name: 1994 election for New Hampshire House District 729
Start: 1994-11-08
Location: New Hampshire

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

7 seats: William P. Boucher (R), Betsy McKinney (R), Kevin G. Attar (R), Gregory G. Carson (R), Sherm Packard (R), Karen Keeganhutchinson (R), Vivian L. Dunham (R) won.

7 seats

William P. BoucherRepublican · winner · incumbent

10.5%2,922

Betsy McKinneyRepublican · winner · incumbent

10.4%2,890

Kevin G. AttarRepublican · winner

9.8%2,713

Gregory G. CarsonRepublican · winner

9.6%2,666

Sherm PackardRepublican · winner · incumbent

9.4%2,628

Karen KeeganhutchinsonRepublican · winner · incumbent

9.3%2,590

Vivian L. DunhamRepublican · winner

9.0%2,506

Anne WarnerDemocrat

4.0%1,125

Ellen MundayDemocrat

3.8%1,067

Angelina MorganDemocrat

3.8%1,059

Cheryl Lynn MorganDemocrat

3.8%1,054

William H. LongmaidDemocrat

3.6%990

Frank MundayDemocrat

3.3%924

Gregory WarnerDemocrat

3.1%863

James K. WallackLibertarian

2.8%776

Douglas H. Currie Jr.Libertarian

1.9%528

John W. ParmeleeLibertarian

1.8%512

27,813 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

William P. Boucher (R)Betsy McKinney (R)Kevin G. Attar (R)Gregory G. Carson (R)Sherm Packard (R)Karen Keeganhutchinson (R)Vivian L. Dunham (R)

Also on the ballot: Anne Warner (Democrat), 4.0%; Ellen Munday (Democrat), 3.8%; Angelina Morgan (Democrat), 3.8%; Cheryl Lynn Morgan (Democrat), 3.8%; William H. Longmaid (Democrat), 3.6%; Frank Munday (Democrat), 3.3%; Gregory Warner (Democrat), 3.1%; James K. Wallack (Libertarian), 2.8%; Douglas H. Currie Jr. (Libertarian), 1.9%; John W. Parmelee (Libertarian), 1.8%