2000Final results
2000 election for New Hampshire House District 729
New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire
7 seats: Betsy McKinney (R), Gregory G. Carson (R), Karen Keeganhutchinson (R), Johnathan E. Hill (R), Robert E. Introne Jr. (R), Walter J. Mikowlski (R), Sherm Packard (R) won.
7 seatsBetsy McKinneyRepublican · winner · incumbent
9.5%5,249
Gregory G. CarsonRepublican · winner · incumbent
9.2%5,094
Karen KeeganhutchinsonRepublican · winner · incumbent
9.2%5,049
Johnathan E. HillRepublican · winner
8.4%4,659
Robert E. Introne Jr.Republican · winner
8.3%4,572
Walter J. MikowlskiRepublican · winner · incumbent
8.1%4,493
Sherm PackardRepublican · winner · incumbent
8.1%4,478
Mary K. TetreauDemocrat
6.2%3,421
Anne WarnerDemocrat
5.8%3,219
James K. Mitchell Jr.Democrat
5.5%3,058
George E. WallackDemocrat
5.1%2,818
Frank J. BorgesDemocrat
5.0%2,770
William H. LongmaidDemocrat
4.7%2,584
Gregory WarnerDemocrat
4.5%2,463
Gregory CurrieLibertarian
2.2%1,231
55,158 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 2000
Races before and after
Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl KlarnerUpdated Sep 30, 2026, 7:29 AM ET
The candidates
Betsy McKinney (R)Gregory G. Carson (R)Karen Keeganhutchinson (R)Johnathan E. Hill (R)Robert E. Introne Jr. (R)Walter J. Mikowlski (R)Sherm Packard (R)Mary K. Tetreau (D)Anne Warner (D)James K. Mitchell Jr. (D)George E. Wallack (D)Frank J. Borges (D)
Also on the ballot: William H. Longmaid (Democrat), 4.7%; Gregory Warner (Democrat), 4.5%; Gregory Currie (Libertarian), 2.2%