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New Hampshire › New Hampshire House of Representatives · State legislature · November 3, 2026 · Updated Oct 16, 2026

New Hampshire House of Representatives: State House District Hillsborough 27

Mary Murphy has no major-party opponent.

Mary Murphy has no major-party opponent.

How this race is decided

400-member House

The House has 400 members, one of the largest legislatures in the world. Districts are named by county and number ('Hillsborough 12'); many elect several members, and voters pick as many candidates as there are seats.

The candidates

The district

Lean R+11: how much more Democratic or Republican than the nation it votes for president.

Presidential vote

← RepublicanDemocratic →2016 presidentR+9.3R+11.6 vs. nation2020 presidentR+6.6R+11.2 vs. nation2024 presidentR+11.8R+10.3 vs. nation

Precinct results re-aggregated to the current district lines.

Who lives here

Population
4,924
People per km²
31
Adults with a B.A.+
38%
White, no degree
58%of adults
  • White 93%
  • Hispanic 3%
  • Other / multiracial 4%

American Community Survey 2020–2024, aggregated from census tracts.

Past results

Results in the same-numbered district; earlier elections may have used different lines.

2024

2,248 votes · R+18.9
✓ Mary Murphy (R)59.4%
Susan Kane (D)40.6%

2024 President Vote in this district

2,338 two-party votes · R+11.8 · R+10.3 vs. the nation
✓ Donald Trump (R)55.9%
Kamala Harris (D)44.1%

2022

3,718 votes · R+11.0
✓ Karen Reid (R)55.5%
Susan Kane (D)44.5%

2020 Earlier district lines

10,527 votes · R+0.8
✓ Susan E Homola (R)25.9%
✓ Kat McGhee (D)25.5%
David C Werner (R)24.6%
Tom Harris (D)24.0%

2020 President Vote in this district

2,258 two-party votes · R+6.6 · R+11.2 vs. the nation
✓ Donald Trump (R)53.3%
Joe Biden (D)46.7%

2016 President Vote in this district

1,884 two-party votes · R+9.3 · R+11.6 vs. the nation
✓ Donald Trump (R)54.7%
Hillary Clinton (D)45.3%