2018Final results

2018 election for New Hampshire House District 21

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

BOB L'HEUREUX led; no source recorded a winner.

Bob L'HeureuxRepublican · leading
4.4%5,698
4.2%5,440
Nancy MurphyDemocrat
4.2%5,414
Jeanine NotterRepublican
4.2%5,405
Dick BarryRepublican
4.1%5,327
Dick HinchRepublican
4.1%5,304
Wendy ThomasDemocrat
4.1%5,294
4.0%5,110
Brenda GradyDemocrat
3.9%5,040
Lindsay TauschRepublican
3.9%5,003
Jack BalcomRepublican
3.9%4,990
Catt SandlerDemocrat
3.9%4,989
Kim KojakDemocrat
3.7%4,817
Chuck MowerDemocrat
3.7%4,770
Keith JefferyRepublican
3.7%4,769
John WashburnRepublican
3.6%4,711
3.5%4,475
3.1%4,028
3.1%4,027
Tom LoughmanDemocrat
3.1%3,999
3.0%3,907
Philip MunckRepublican
2.9%3,794
Harry BeanRepublican
2.7%3,541
Philip BeanRepublican
2.7%3,541
Michelle ZainoRepublican
2.7%3,493
Tracy EmerickRepublican
2.6%3,306
Sharleene HurstRepublican
2.4%3,089
James AllardRepublican
1.4%1,775
John KloseRepublican
1.3%1,638
1.1%1,405
0.9%1,190
129,300 votes

Source: MIT Election Data and Science LabUpdated Oct 1, 2026, 6:17 AM ET

The candidates

Bob L'Heureux (R)Rosemarie Rung (D)

Also on the ballot: Nancy Murphy (Democrat), 4.2%; Jeanine Notter (Republican), 4.2%; Dick Barry (Republican), 4.1%; Dick Hinch (Republican), 4.1%; Wendy Thomas (Democrat), 4.1%; Kathryn Stack (Democrat), 4.0%; Brenda Grady (Democrat), 3.9%; Lindsay Tausch (Republican), 3.9%; Jack Balcom (Republican), 3.9%; Catt Sandler (Democrat), 3.9%; Kim Kojak (Democrat), 3.7%; Chuck Mower (Democrat), 3.7%; Keith Jeffery (Republican), 3.7%; John Washburn (Republican), 3.6%; Brian Stisser (Democrat), 3.5%; Michael Edgar (Democrat), 3.1%; Robert Cushing (Democrat), 3.1%; Tom Loughman (Democrat), 3.1%; Patricia Bushway (Democrat), 3.0%; Philip Munck (Republican), 2.9%; Harry Bean (Republican), 2.7%; Philip Bean (Republican), 2.7%; Michelle Zaino (Republican), 2.7%; Tracy Emerick (Republican), 2.6%; Sharleene Hurst (Republican), 2.4%; James Allard (Republican), 1.4%; John Klose (Republican), 1.3%; Miriam Cahill-Yeaton (Democrat), 1.1%; Mary Frambach (Democrat), 0.9%