2002Final resultsIncumbent defeated

2002 election for New Hampshire House of Representatives: Hillsborough 66

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

Jeanguy J. Bergeron (R), Joan C. Tate (R), Peter R. Goyette Jr. (R), Lars T. Christiansen (R), Rudy Lessard (R), Shawn N. Jasper (R), David M. Bouchard (R), Chris Malloy (D), James Lawrence (R), David L. Buhlman (R) and Russell T. Ober III (R) won the district's 11 seats.

11 seats

Jeanguy J. BergeronRepublican · winner · incumbent

8.2%6,839

Joan C. TateRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.1%5,052

Peter R. Goyette Jr.Republican · winner

6.0%5,001

Lars T. ChristiansenRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.9%4,952

Rudy LessardRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.9%4,933

Shawn N. JasperRepublican · winner

5.7%4,768

David M. BouchardRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.6%4,676

Chris MalloyDemocrat · winner

5.3%4,425

James LawrenceRepublican · winner

5.1%4,239

David L. BuhlmanRepublican · winner

5.0%4,142

Russell T. Ober IIIRepublican · winner

4.9%4,073

Harold V. Lynde Jr.Democrat · incumbent

4.6%3,824

Jordan UleryRepublican

4.6%3,814

John KnowlesDemocrat

3.9%3,271

Denise RondeauDemocrat

3.8%3,133

Donna Marie MarceauDemocrat

3.7%3,116

Vivian L. McGuireDemocrat

3.4%2,811

Neil GustafsonDemocrat

3.3%2,711

Carol PomphretDemocrat

3.2%2,666

William T. ShuttDemocrat

3.0%2,510

Christos ManisDemocrat

2.8%2,351

83,307 votes

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

The candidates

Jeanguy J. Bergeron (R)Joan C. Tate (R)Peter R. Goyette Jr. (R)Lars T. Christiansen (R)Rudy Lessard (R)Shawn N. Jasper (R)David M. Bouchard (R)Chris Malloy (D)James Lawrence (R)David L. Buhlman (R)

Also on the ballot: Russell T. Ober III (Republican), 4.9%; Harold V. Lynde Jr. (Democrat), 4.6%; Jordan Ulery (Republican), 4.6%; John Knowles (Democrat), 3.9%; Denise Rondeau (Democrat), 3.8%; Donna Marie Marceau (Democrat), 3.7%; Vivian L. McGuire (Democrat), 3.4%; Neil Gustafson (Democrat), 3.3%; Carol Pomphret (Democrat), 3.2%; William T. Shutt (Democrat), 3.0%; Christos Manis (Democrat), 2.8%