2020Final resultsIncumbent defeated

2020 election for New Hampshire House District 706

Name: 2020 election for New Hampshire House District 706
Start: 2020-11-03
Location: New Hampshire

New Hampshire House of Representatives · New Hampshire

10 seats: David Love (R), Phyllis Katsakiores (R), Richard Tripp (R), Anne Copp (R), Erica Layon (R), Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien (R), Mary Ann Kimball (R), John Potucek (R), David Milz (R), Steve Pearson (R) won.

10 seats

David LoveRepublican · winner · incumbent

6.1%8,134

Phyllis KatsakioresRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.9%7,812

Richard TrippRepublican · winner

5.8%7,727

Anne CoppRepublican · winner

5.6%7,440

Erica LayonRepublican · winner

5.6%7,404

Katherine Prudhomme-O'BrienRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.6%7,392

Mary Ann KimballRepublican · winner

5.5%7,348

John PotucekRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.5%7,266

David MilzRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.4%7,171

Steve PearsonRepublican · winner · incumbent

5.4%7,169

Mary EisnerDemocrat · incumbent

4.8%6,337

Mary L. TillDemocrat

4.5%5,943

Erin SpencerDemocrat

4.2%5,648

Amy DattnerlevyDemocrat

4.2%5,602

Paul DoolittleDemocrat

4.2%5,591

Thomas C. WoodDemocrat

4.2%5,534

Michelle SawyermogeDemocrat

4.1%5,482

Beatrice VargasDemocrat

4.0%5,371

Johnathan WestDemocrat

3.9%5,127

Owen D. IngramDemocrat

3.7%4,912

Brenda WillisOther party

2.0%2,667

133,126 votes

Source: MIT Election Data and Science LabUpdated Oct 1, 2026, 10:09 AM ET

The seat over time

D − R margin in this seat's races around 2020

Races before and after

Source: MIT Election Data and Science LabUpdated Oct 1, 2026, 10:09 AM ET

The candidates

David Love (R)Phyllis Katsakiores (R)Richard Tripp (R)Anne Copp (R)Erica Layon (R)Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien (R)Mary Ann Kimball (R)John Potucek (R)David Milz (R)Steve Pearson (R)

Also on the ballot: Mary Eisner (Democrat), 4.8%; Mary L. Till (Democrat), 4.5%; Erin Spencer (Democrat), 4.2%; Amy Dattnerlevy (Democrat), 4.2%; Paul Doolittle (Democrat), 4.2%; Thomas C. Wood (Democrat), 4.2%; Michelle Sawyermoge (Democrat), 4.1%; Beatrice Vargas (Democrat), 4.0%; Johnathan West (Democrat), 3.9%; Owen D. Ingram (Democrat), 3.7%; Brenda Willis (Other party), 2.0%