New Hampshire House of Representatives seat · former district

New Hampshire House of Representatives: MERRIMACK 2

21 elections since 1968: Democrats won 0, Republicans 18.

2010 election

Nov 2, 2010
  1. David Palfrey (R) · won · incumbent21.4%
  2. Dennis Reed (R) · won · incumbent20.5%
  3. Kathleen Lauerrago (R) · won19.7%
  4. Leigh A. Webb (D) · incumbent16.6%

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

Every election for this seat

21 races since 1968. District numbers are redrawn after each census: each group is one set of lines.

YearWinnerRunner-upWon by
Lines first used in 2002
2010David Palfrey · Dennis Reed · Kathleen Lauerrago (R)Leigh A. Webb (D)3.1
2008Leigh A. Webb · Dennis Reed · David Palfrey (DEM)Robert F. Sharon (R)0.2
2006Jim Ryan · Dennis Reed · Leigh A. Webb (DEM)Maryska A. Giunta (R)0.6
2004Dennis Reed · Herbert F. Whiting · Jim Ryan (REP)Lawrence K. Hennessy (D)3.8
Lines first used in 1992
2000Alf E. Jacobson · J. D. Colcord · Steve Winter (R)Jay Rosenfield (D)0.7
1998Alf E. Jacobson · Peter Crowell · Avis B. Nichols (R)Jay Rosenfield (D)7.1
1996Alf E. Jacobson · Avis B. Nichols · Peter Crowell (R)Paul H. Caron (D)12.7
1994Peter Crowell · Avis B. Nichols · Alf E. Jacobson (R)Michael S. Munroe (D)15.9
1992William F. Kidder · Avis B. Nichols · Thomas G. Houlahan (R)Sherry L. Gould (D)4.1
Lines first used in 1982
1990William F. Kidder · Avis B. Nichols · Alf E. Jacobson (R)Pamela S. Julian (D)12.5
1988William F. Kidder · Avis B. Nichols · Alf E. Jacobson (R)Michael S. Munroe (D)13.1
1986William F. Kidder · Avis B. Nichols · Alf E. Jacobson (R)—Unopposed
1984William F. Kidder · Avis B. Nichols · Alf E. Jacobson (R)Patricia L. Albano (D)13.2
1982William F. Kidder · Avis B. Nichols · Alf E. Jacobson (R)Sumner Stanley (D)13.4
Lines first used in 1972
1980James V. Bibbo (R)Judith L. Labelle (D)30.3
1978James V. Bibbo (R)Harry C. Metzger (I)64.5
1976James V. Bibbo (R)Kenneth E. Smith (D)26.0
1974Kenneth L. Sherman (R)—Unopposed
1972Kenneth L. Sherman (R)—Unopposed
Lines first used in 1962
1970Kenneth L. Sherman (R)—Unopposed
1968Kenneth L. Sherman (R)Emerson C. Bailey Jr. (D)64.1

Won by: the winner's lead over the runner-up, in points of the vote. Source: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)