2002Final results
2002 election for New Hampshire House of Representatives: Hillsborough 58
New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire
Peter L. Batula (R), Robert J. Lheureux (R), Jack Balcom (R), D. L. Christensen (R), Robert W. Brundige (R), Robert H. Milligan (R), Dennis H. Fields (R), Charles Q. Hall (R), Maureen Mooney (R), Peyton Hinkle (R) and John M. Gibson (R) won the district's 11 seats.
11 seatsPeter L. BatulaRepublican · winner · incumbent
8.5%7,939
Robert J. LheureuxRepublican · winner · incumbent
8.4%7,856
Jack BalcomRepublican · winner · incumbent
8.2%7,590
D. L. ChristensenRepublican · winner · incumbent
8.0%7,466
Robert W. BrundigeRepublican · winner · incumbent
7.8%7,220
Robert H. MilliganRepublican · winner · incumbent
7.7%7,155
Dennis H. FieldsRepublican · winner · incumbent
7.2%6,734
Charles Q. HallRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.6%6,156
Maureen MooneyRepublican · winner
6.1%5,725
Peyton HinkleRepublican · winner
6.0%5,560
John M. GibsonRepublican · winner
5.8%5,399
Rose H. ArthurDemocrat
5.0%4,655
Donald H. BotschDemocrat
4.2%3,890
Richard L. ArthurDemocrat
3.7%3,474
Brian BallouDemocrat
3.5%3,279
Roger W. VanwertIndependent
3.2%2,996
93,094 votes
Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl KlarnerUpdated Sep 30, 2026, 7:29 AM ET
The candidates
Peter L. Batula (R)Robert J. Lheureux (R)Jack Balcom (R)D. L. Christensen (R)Robert W. Brundige (R)Robert H. Milligan (R)Dennis H. Fields (R)Charles Q. Hall (R)Maureen Mooney (R)Peyton Hinkle (R)John M. Gibson (R)Rose H. Arthur (D)
Also on the ballot: Donald H. Botsch (Democrat), 4.2%; Richard L. Arthur (Democrat), 3.7%; Brian Ballou (Democrat), 3.5%; Roger W. Vanwert (Independent), 3.2%