2004Final resultsIncumbent defeated

2004 election for New Hampshire House District 526

Name: 2004 election for New Hampshire House District 526
Start: 2004-11-02
Location: New Hampshire

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

10 seats: Bette R. Lasky (D), Kimberly C. Shaw (D), Mary Ellen Martin (D), Bea Francoeur (R), Pamela G. Price (R), Donald J. Dyer (R), Angeline A. Kopka (D), Paula Johnson (D), Nelson S. Allan (R), Joan H. Schulze (D) won.

10 seats

Bette R. LaskyDemocrat · winner · incumbent

5.8%6,143

Kimberly C. ShawDemocrat · winner

5.8%6,064

Mary Ellen MartinDemocrat · winner

5.4%5,663

Bea FrancoeurRepublican · winner

5.4%5,626

Pamela G. PriceRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.3%5,600

Donald J. DyerRepublican · winner

5.3%5,567

Angeline A. KopkaDemocrat · winner · incumbent

5.2%5,494

Paula JohnsonDemocrat · winner

5.2%5,439

Nelson S. AllanRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.1%5,328

Joan H. SchulzeDemocrat · winner · incumbent

5.0%5,275

Roberta M. CernotaRepublican

4.9%5,142

Mary L. AndoscaDemocrat

4.9%5,140

Paul F. JohnsonDemocrat

4.9%5,134

Albert C. CernotaRepublican · incumbent

4.8%5,070

Lawrence A. ArtzRepublican · incumbent

4.8%5,052

David L. BrodyDemocrat

4.6%4,843

William E. MosherRepublican · incumbent

4.6%4,832

David J. BoothbyDemocrat

4.5%4,711

Mahlon ArtzRepublican

4.3%4,489

Donald McCollumRepublican

4.3%4,477

105,089 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 2004

Races before and after

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

The candidates

Bette R. Lasky (D)Kimberly C. Shaw (D)Mary Ellen Martin (D)Bea Francoeur (R)Pamela G. Price (R)Donald J. Dyer (R)Angeline A. Kopka (D)Paula Johnson (D)Nelson S. Allan (R)Joan H. Schulze (D)

Also on the ballot: Roberta M. Cernota (Republican), 4.9%; Mary L. Andosca (Democrat), 4.9%; Paul F. Johnson (Democrat), 4.9%; Albert C. Cernota (Republican), 4.8%; Lawrence A. Artz (Republican), 4.8%; David L. Brody (Democrat), 4.6%; William E. Mosher (Republican), 4.6%; David J. Boothby (Democrat), 4.5%; Mahlon Artz (Republican), 4.3%; Donald McCollum (Republican), 4.3%