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2006Final resultsIncumbent defeated

2006 election for New Hampshire House District 526

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

10 seats: Bette R. Lasky (D), Angeline A. Kopka (D), Joan H. Schulze (D), Jack Kelley (D), Kimberly C. Shaw (D), Michael B. Obrien Sr. (D), Andrew J. Edwards (D), Carolyn M. Lisle (D), Pamela G. Price (R), Bea Francoeur (R) won.

10 seats
Bette R. LaskyDemocrat · winner · incumbent
6.5%4,331
Angeline A. KopkaDemocrat · winner · incumbent
6.0%3,998
Joan H. SchulzeDemocrat · winner · incumbent
5.8%3,852
Jack KelleyDemocrat · winner
5.8%3,844
Kimberly C. ShawDemocrat · winner · incumbent
5.6%3,711
Michael B. Obrien Sr.Democrat · winner
5.4%3,612
Andrew J. EdwardsDemocrat · winner
5.3%3,558
Carolyn M. LisleDemocrat · winner
5.1%3,410
Pamela G. PriceRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.1%3,397
Bea FrancoeurRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.1%3,367
Juan C. MunozDemocrat
5.0%3,305
Alexander GallichonDemocrat
4.9%3,289
Donald J. DyerRepublican · incumbent
4.8%3,178
Albert C. CernotaRepublican
4.4%2,920
Barry PalmerRepublican
4.3%2,882
Di LothropRepublican
4.3%2,871
Lawrence A. ArtzRepublican
4.3%2,837
Nelson S. AllanRepublican · incumbent
4.2%2,824
William E. MosherRepublican
4.1%2,740
Robert J. FerreiraRepublican
4.1%2,723
66,649 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 2006

Races before and after

EvenR+6.01998D+4.62000D+1.32004R+0.92006D+2.02008R+1.02010

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

The candidates

Bette R. Lasky (D)Angeline A. Kopka (D)Joan H. Schulze (D)Jack Kelley (D)Kimberly C. Shaw (D)Michael B. Obrien Sr. (D)Andrew J. Edwards (D)Carolyn M. Lisle (D)Pamela G. Price (R)Bea Francoeur (R)Juan C. Munoz (D)

Also on the ballot: Alexander Gallichon (Democrat), 4.9%; Donald J. Dyer (Republican), 4.8%; Albert C. Cernota (Republican), 4.4%; Barry Palmer (Republican), 4.3%; Di Lothrop (Republican), 4.3%; Lawrence A. Artz (Republican), 4.3%; Nelson S. Allan (Republican), 4.2%; William E. Mosher (Republican), 4.1%; Robert J. Ferreira (Republican), 4.1%