General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026 · Local and district races
Source: New Hampshire Secretary of State, 2026 General Election Candidate List (Sept. 17, 2026) (accessed Oct 19, 2026) · Ballotpedia, New Hampshire House of Representatives elections, 2026 (seats per district) (secondary source, not the official ballot) (accessed Oct 19, 2026). Names are shown as listed by the source. Which district races you see depends on where you live; check yours at New Hampshire Voter Information Lookup (Secretary of State).
| Office | Candidates |
|---|---|
| Congress & Legislature (by district) | |
| State House, Carroll District 1 Vote for 3 | Benjamin Colbath (D), Ellin M. Leonard (D), David Paige (D), Gregory T. Corrigan (R), Robert W. Nelson (R), Karen C. Umberger (R) |
| State House, Carroll District 2 Vote for 2 | Anita Burroughs (D), Adam Heard (D), Erlon Jones (R), Jennifer LePla (R) |
| State House, Carroll District 3 Vote for 2 | Todd Milliken (D), Bryan Randolph (D), Richard R. Brown (R), Karel A. Crawford (R) |
| State House, Carroll District 4 Vote for 2 | Annie Gehring (D), Lino M. Avellani (R), Mike Belcher (R) |
| State House, Carroll District 5 | Morgan Bultman (D) vs. Steven Brown (R) |
| State House, Carroll District 6 Vote for 2 | Deirdre McEachern (D), Phoebe VanScoy-Giessler (D), Tim Bauman (R), John T. MacDonald (R) |
| State House, Carroll District 7 | Karen Burnett-Kurie (D) vs. Dale Fincher (R) |
| State House, Carroll District 8 Vote for 2 | Jim Pittman (D), George Randell (D/I), Tammy Garthwaite (R), Colin Mitchell (R) |
| County offices | |
| Register of Probate | Steve Woodcock (D) vs. Brett I. Williams (R) |
| County Commissioner District 1 | Wharton Sinkler (D) vs. Gene G. Chandler (R) |
| County Commissioner District 2 | Tom Randell (D) vs. Chuck McGee (R) |
| County Commissioner District 3 | Michael Parton (D) vs. Harold B. Parker (R) |
Also on every Carroll County ballot: Governor, U.S. Senate, your U.S. House district, your Executive Council and State Senate districts and any statewide ballot questions.
Party labels as printed on the Secretary of State's list (D = Democratic, R = Republican, L = Libertarian, I = Independent, Con = Constitution, Cla = Classical Liberal, U = Undeclared). D/R means the candidate won both parties' nominations (often by write-in in the other party's primary) and appears on both lines.
State House: Carroll County has 8 House districts on this ballot; you vote only in the one for your town or ward (some are "floterial" districts that combine several towns). Seats per district (Vote for N) are taken from Ballotpedia; candidate names come from the official list.
New Hampshire elections are run by each town and city. Town and school offices are mostly elected at March town meeting, not on Nov 3, so they are not listed. Governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Executive Council and State Senate districts are on the Secretary of State's list.
One candidate per seat on the list (write-ins may still be possible).
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