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2016Final results

2016 election for New Hampshire House District 537

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

11 seats: Lynne Ober (R), Kim Rice (R), Shawn N. Jasper (R), Russell T. Ober III (R), Gregory Smith (R), Jordan Ulery (R), Steve Hellwig (R), Andrew Renzullo (R), Caleb Q. Dyer (R), Andrew Prout (R), Eric Schleien (R) won.

11 seats
Lynne OberRepublican · winner · incumbent
7.0%10,192
Kim RiceRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.6%9,540
Shawn N. JasperRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.5%9,405
Russell T. Ober IIIRepublican · winner · incumbent
6.4%9,262
Gregory SmithRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.7%8,302
Jordan UleryRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.5%7,981
Steve HellwigRepublican · winner
5.5%7,953
Andrew RenzulloRepublican · winner
5.5%7,923
Caleb Q. DyerRepublican · winner
5.3%7,736
Andrew ProutRepublican · winner
5.3%7,723
Eric SchleienRepublican · winner · incumbent
5.0%7,187
Grace KennedyDemocrat
4.7%6,780
Kate MessnerDemocrat
4.4%6,342
Harold V. Lynde Jr.Democrat
4.3%6,220
Barbara A. BlueDemocrat
4.1%5,974
Paul MoriartyDemocrat
4.1%5,892
George HalliseyDemocrat
3.7%5,391
Ralph E. FairbanksDemocrat
3.6%5,217
Alejandro UrrutiaDemocrat
3.5%5,033
Stuart SchneidermanDemocrat
3.3%4,847
145,030 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 2016

Races before and after

EvenD+0.52012R+11.42014R+2.92016R+12.22018R+13.92020

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

The candidates

Lynne Ober (R)Kim Rice (R)Shawn N. Jasper (R)Russell T. Ober III (R)Gregory Smith (R)Jordan Ulery (R)Steve Hellwig (R)Andrew Renzullo (R)Caleb Q. Dyer (R)Andrew Prout (R)Eric Schleien (R)

Also on the ballot: Grace Kennedy (Democrat), 4.7%; Kate Messner (Democrat), 4.4%; Harold V. Lynde Jr. (Democrat), 4.3%; Barbara A. Blue (Democrat), 4.1%; Paul Moriarty (Democrat), 4.1%; George Hallisey (Democrat), 3.7%; Ralph E. Fairbanks (Democrat), 3.6%; Alejandro Urrutia (Democrat), 3.5%; Stuart Schneiderman (Democrat), 3.3%