November 2018 Election Results
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A Record Setting Election Day

Nov. 7, 2018

A whopping 1,586 Allenstown voters turned out to cast their ballots on Tuesday November 6th. By midday the voting machine showed that 600 voters had done their civic duty. At a typical March town election, the total is usually about 400 votes.

Of interest was the fact that Allenstown voted virtually a straight Republican ticket. Congratulations for voting wisely. The only Democrat candidate to win in town was Alan Turcotte, who was re-elected State Rep. for Merrimack District 22. Congratulations, Alan.

Statewide, the results were more in the Democrats favor. Again, the number of voters who participated was amazing. One report had the total New Hampshire vote at about 600,000.

Governor: Chris Sununu (R)

Executive Council District 4: Ted Gatsas (R)

Congressional District 1: Chris Pappas (D)

Congressional District 2: Ann Kuster (D)

Senate District 17: John Reagan (R)

State Rep. District 22: Alan Turcotte (D)

State Rep. District 29: Carol McGuire (R)

Amendment 1 (Allow Taxpayer To Sue Govt): 83% Yes

Amendment 2 (Right to Privacy): 81% Yes

Democrats gained a majority of the NH Senate and House.

What You Can Do

Congratulate the winners and thank God that the nonstop campaign news, commercials, and political phone calls have come to an end.


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