In this hotly contested election, the NH Secretary of State reported that 626,823 votes were cast statewide and the Allenstown Town Clerk reported that 1,766 ballots were cast in town.

Allenstown voters selected virtually all the Republican candidates. Voters decided that Alan Turcotte (D) should replace incumbent Matt Pitaro (R) for the Merrimack District 11 position. It was disappointing that the rest of the state did not model the wisdom of Allenstown voters.

This was a large turnout of "registered voters" who became "likely voters." This shows that you should discount opinion polls that tally registered voters because most of them stay home on election day.

Compare the vote total in Allenstown for this November election with prior years.

2022:   1,766
2020:   2,344
2018:   1,586

On the hand-written election results posted on the town web site, it was amusing to see that Mike Michaud received one write-in vote for just about every position on the ballot.
Nice try, Mike!

Major Candidates

(Checkmark indicates the winner.)

Go to WMUR for an excellent summary of voting across the state that is much easier to peruse than the dozens of individual spreadsheets on the NH Secretary of State's web site.

Governor
√ Chris Sununu (R)      Tom Sherman (D)

U.S. Senator
Don Bolduc (R)      √ Maggie Hassan (D)

U.S Congressional District 2
Robert Burns (R)      √ Ann McLane Kuster (D)

Executive Council District 4
√ Ted Gatsis (R)      Kevin Cavanaugh (D)

State Senate District 17
√ Howard Pearl (R)      Christine Tappan (D)

State Representative District 11
Matthew Pitaro (R)      √ Alan Turcotte (D)

State Representative District 27 (vote for two)
√ Carol McGuire (R)      Mary Frambach (D)
√ JR Hoell (R)      Dennis Davis (D)

Merrimack County Sheriff
Keith Mitchell (R)      √ David Croft (D)