2002Final resultsIncumbent defeated

2002 election for New Hampshire House of Representatives: STRAFFORD 67

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

14 seats: Richard F. Heon (D), Roger R. Berube (D), Clair A. Snyder (D), Clifford Newton (R), Julie M. Brown (R), Jim Twombly (R), Sandra B. Keans (R), Deanna S. Rollo (D), Russell A. Albert (R), Patricia C. Dunlap (R), Frank D. Callaghan (D), Irene T. Creteau (D), Anne Grassie (D), Alan Bemis (R) won.

14 seats

Richard F. HeonDemocrat · winner · incumbent

5.5%7,202

Roger R. BerubeDemocrat · winner · incumbent

5.3%6,913

Clair A. SnyderDemocrat · winner · incumbent

4.8%6,254

Clifford NewtonRepublican · winner

4.7%6,136

Julie M. BrownRepublican · winner · incumbent

4.7%6,136

Jim TwomblyRepublican · winner · incumbent

4.5%5,850

Sandra B. KeansRepublican · winner

4.5%5,826

Deanna S. RolloDemocrat · winner

4.4%5,693

Russell A. AlbertRepublican · winner · incumbent

4.3%5,656

Patricia C. DunlapRepublican · winner · incumbent

4.3%5,637

Frank D. CallaghanDemocrat · winner · incumbent

4.3%5,584

Irene T. CreteauDemocrat · winner

4.2%5,435

Anne GrassieDemocrat · winner · incumbent

4.2%5,404

Alan BemisRepublican · winner

4.0%5,244

Nancy DownsRepublican

4.0%5,237

William P. BrennanDemocrat · incumbent

4.0%5,166

Joseph H. MoffettRepublican

3.7%4,867

Paul A. FerlandDemocrat · incumbent

3.7%4,792

George F. BrownDemocrat

3.6%4,739

Elaine M. LauterbornDemocrat

3.6%4,666

Francis C. VincentDemocrat

3.5%4,620

Rose Marie RogersDemocrat

3.5%4,506

Charles SloneRepublican

3.4%4,403

Christopher L. HughesDemocrat · incumbent

3.2%4,219

130,185 votes

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

The candidates

Richard F. Heon (D)Roger R. Berube (D)

Also on the ballot: Clair A. Snyder (Democrat), 4.8%; Clifford Newton (Republican), 4.7%; Julie M. Brown (Republican), 4.7%; Jim Twombly (Republican), 4.5%; Sandra B. Keans (Republican), 4.5%; Deanna S. Rollo (Democrat), 4.4%; Russell A. Albert (Republican), 4.3%; Patricia C. Dunlap (Republican), 4.3%; Frank D. Callaghan (Democrat), 4.3%; Irene T. Creteau (Democrat), 4.2%; Anne Grassie (Democrat), 4.2%; Alan Bemis (Republican), 4.0%; Nancy Downs (Republican), 4.0%; William P. Brennan (Democrat), 4.0%; Joseph H. Moffett (Republican), 3.7%; Paul A. Ferland (Democrat), 3.7%; George F. Brown (Democrat), 3.6%; Elaine M. Lauterborn (Democrat), 3.6%; Francis C. Vincent (Democrat), 3.5%; Rose Marie Rogers (Democrat), 3.5%; Charles Slone (Republican), 3.4%; Christopher L. Hughes (Democrat), 3.2%