1998Final results

1998 election for New Hampshire House District 726

Name: 1998 election for New Hampshire House District 726
Start: 1998-11-03
Location: New Hampshire

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

Donna P. Sytek (R), Nancy Stickney (R), Ronald J. Belanger (R), Janeen Dalrymple (R), Michael W. Downing (D), Richard Noyes (R), Richard T. Cooney (R), Anne K. Priestley (R) and Bernard J. Raynowska (R) won the district's 9 seats.

9 seats

Donna P. SytekRepublican · winner · incumbent

8.2%3,844

Nancy StickneyRepublican · winner · incumbent

7.2%3,390

Ronald J. BelangerRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.8%3,217

Janeen DalrympleRepublican · winner

6.8%3,200

Michael W. DowningDemocrat · winner · incumbent

6.5%3,071

Richard NoyesRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.4%3,020

Richard T. CooneyRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.3%2,970

Anne K. PriestleyRepublican · winner

6.3%2,965

Bernard J. RaynowskaRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.0%2,842

Bob McGuireDemocrat

5.9%2,782

Richard R. CristoRepublican

5.0%2,366

William N. FergusonDemocrat

4.9%2,291

Ethel M. FairweatherDemocrat

4.5%2,122

Doris V. FlahertyDemocrat

4.5%2,107

Barbara GarofaloDemocrat

4.5%2,099

James DragoDemocrat

3.6%1,688

Jeffrey J. DumondDemocrat

3.4%1,616

Carlos FigueroaDemocrat

3.3%1,535

47,125 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 1998

Races before and after

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

The candidates

Donna P. Sytek (R)Nancy Stickney (R)Ronald J. Belanger (R)Janeen Dalrymple (R)Michael W. Downing (D)Richard Noyes (R)Richard T. Cooney (R)Anne K. Priestley (R)Bernard J. Raynowska (R)Bob McGuire (D)Richard R. Cristo (R)

Also on the ballot: William N. Ferguson (Democrat), 4.9%; Ethel M. Fairweather (Democrat), 4.5%; Doris V. Flaherty (Democrat), 4.5%; Barbara Garofalo (Democrat), 4.5%; James Drago (Democrat), 3.6%; Jeffrey J. Dumond (Democrat), 3.4%; Carlos Figueroa (Democrat), 3.3%