2010Final resultsIncumbent defeated

2010 election for New Hampshire House District 526

Name: 2010 election for New Hampshire House District 526
Start: 2010-11-02
Location: New Hampshire

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

10 seats: Peter Silva (R), Kevin Brown (R), Bill Ohm (R), Randall Whitehead (R), Barry Palmer (R), Don Lebrun (R), David S. Robbins (R), Michael Reed (R), Jim Summers (R), Joseph F. Krasucki (R) won.

10 seats

Peter SilvaRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.5%4,554

Kevin BrownRepublican · winner

6.0%4,238

Bill OhmRepublican · winner

5.9%4,152

Randall WhiteheadRepublican · winner

5.7%4,010

Barry PalmerRepublican · winner

5.6%3,977

Don LebrunRepublican · winner

5.6%3,920

David S. RobbinsRepublican · winner

5.3%3,758

Michael ReedRepublican · winner

5.3%3,749

Jim SummersRepublican · winner

5.2%3,637

Joseph F. KrasuckiRepublican · winner

5.1%3,601

Angeline A. KopkaDemocrat · incumbent

5.0%3,531

Brian PoznanskiDemocrat · incumbent

4.8%3,384

Michael B. Obrien Sr.Democrat · incumbent

4.6%3,266

Jack KelleyDemocrat · incumbent

4.5%3,193

Carolyn M. LisleDemocrat · incumbent

4.2%2,968

Tom FinnertyDemocrat

4.2%2,943

Arthur DouzanisDemocrat

4.2%2,936

Roland H. LaplanteDemocrat · incumbent

4.1%2,911

Linda Harriott-GathrightDemocrat

4.1%2,868

Richard ThompsonDemocrat

3.8%2,696

70,402 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 2010

Races before and after

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

The candidates

Peter Silva (R)Kevin Brown (R)Bill Ohm (R)Randall Whitehead (R)Barry Palmer (R)Don Lebrun (R)David S. Robbins (R)Michael Reed (R)Jim Summers (R)Joseph F. Krasucki (R)Angeline A. Kopka (D)

Also on the ballot: Brian Poznanski (Democrat), 4.8%; Michael B. Obrien Sr. (Democrat), 4.6%; Jack Kelley (Democrat), 4.5%; Carolyn M. Lisle (Democrat), 4.2%; Tom Finnerty (Democrat), 4.2%; Arthur Douzanis (Democrat), 4.2%; Roland H. Laplante (Democrat), 4.1%; Linda Harriott-Gathright (Democrat), 4.1%; Richard Thompson (Democrat), 3.8%