2002Final resultsIncumbent defeated

2002 election for New Hampshire House of Representatives: Hillsborough 50

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

Irene Messier (R), Kenneth Cail (R), Saghir A. Tahir (R), James W. Craig (D), Barbara J. Hagan (R), William Clayton (D), Charles F. Laflamme (R), Frank C. Guinta (R), Peter M. Sullivan (D), Paul A. Brassard (D) and Gary C. Greenberg (R) won the district's 11 seats.

11 seats
Irene MessierRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.5%4,170
Kenneth CailRepublican · winner
5.1%3,822
Saghir A. TahirRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.1%3,821
James W. CraigDemocrat · winner · incumbent
5.0%3,746
Barbara J. HaganRepublican · winner
4.9%3,728
William ClaytonDemocrat · winner · incumbent
4.9%3,727
Charles F. LaflammeRepublican · winner · incumbent
4.7%3,578
Frank C. GuintaRepublican · winner · incumbent
4.6%3,472
Peter M. SullivanDemocrat · winner
4.5%3,424
Paul A. BrassardDemocrat · winner
4.5%3,390
Gary C. GreenbergRepublican · winner · incumbent
4.5%3,371
William M. GoldingRepublican · incumbent
4.4%3,302
4.4%3,301
Keith R. HermanRepublican · incumbent
4.4%3,292
Nicholas PanagopoulosDemocrat · incumbent
4.3%3,243
4.3%3,227
4.2%3,194
4.1%3,076
Gordon GreenwayRepublican
4.1%3,070
4.0%3,007
3.9%2,934
3.6%2,740
Phil GreazzoLibertarian
1.0%758
75,393 votes

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

The candidates

Irene Messier (R)Kenneth Cail (R)Saghir A. Tahir (R)James W. Craig (D)

Also on the ballot: Barbara J. Hagan (Republican), 4.9%; William Clayton (Democrat), 4.9%; Charles F. Laflamme (Republican), 4.7%; Frank C. Guinta (Republican), 4.6%; Peter M. Sullivan (Democrat), 4.5%; Paul A. Brassard (Democrat), 4.5%; Gary C. Greenberg (Republican), 4.5%; William M. Golding (Republican), 4.4%; Tommy Katsiantonis (Democrat), 4.4%; Keith R. Herman (Republican), 4.4%; Nicholas Panagopoulos (Democrat), 4.3%; Michael Bouchard (Democrat), 4.3%; Jonathan K. Heath (Republican), 4.2%; Tracie A. Buckley (Democrat), 4.1%; Gordon Greenway (Republican), 4.1%; Diane E. Swasey (Democrat), 4.0%; Robert G. Lheureux (Democrat), 3.9%; John H. Early (Democrat), 3.6%; Phil Greazzo (Libertarian), 1.0%