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The following officials ran to represent the citizens of New Hampshire in the U.S. House of Representatives. Click on each candidate's name to see their positions on key issues facing NH citizens.  Scroll to the bottom of the page to see a campaign finance summary.

 


1st Congressional District

Democratic Candidates


Carol Shea-Porter (won 2012 election)
Experience: Former US House Representative 2007 - 2011
Residence: Rochester
Family: Married
Education: MA University of New Hampshire

 



Republican Candidates

   

Rep. Frank Guinta (incumbent, lost 2012 election)
Experience: Mayor of Manchester 2006-09; State Rep. 2001-05
Residence: Manchester
Family: Married, 2 children
Education: BA Assumption College, MS Franklin Pierce Law Center

 




Other Candidates


Brendan Kelly (lost 2012 election)
Experience: US military veteran; candidate for NH House, 2008, 2010;
Seabrook Selectman; lifelong political interest 
Residence: Seabrook
Family: Married, 4 children, 6 grandchildren
Education: Unknown

 




2nd Congressional District


Democratic Candidates


Ann McLane Kuster

Ann McLane Kuster (won 2012 election)
Experience: Attorney and non-profit consultant
Residence: Hopkinton
Family: Married, 2 children
Education: BA Dartmouth College, MA Georgetown University

 


Republican Candidates


Rep. Charlie Bass (incumbent, lost 2012 election)
Experience: U.S. Rep. 1995-2007
Residence: Peterborough
Family: Married, 2 children
Education: Dartmouth College

 

 



Other Candidates


Danny Keating (lost 2012 election)
Experience: NH House of Representatives candidate, 2006; US Army veteran
Residence: Nashua
Family: Unknown
Education: Unknown

 



Hardy Macia (lost 2012 election)
Experience: Founder, Catamount Software; Board Member, Advocates for Self Government;
Local government experience 
Residence: Canterbury
Family: Married, 2 children
Education: BS, Drexel University

 



Campaign Finances

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May 23, 2013
Seacoast Online: Pease selected as base for new KC-46A tanker
Union Leader: Pease chosen to receive refueling tanker

May 22, 2013
Nashua Telegraph: NH’s Shea-Porter introduces pipeline amendment

May 15, 2013
NHPR: Funding, access issues for programs serving returning troops
WMUR: Shea-Porter calls for investigation of IRS

May 10, 2013
WMUR: NH's Washington representative wants immigration reform

May 8, 2013
Eagle-Tribune: NH delegation continues to fight against Internet sales tax
WMUR: Shea-Porter will seek NH carve out in Internet sales tax bill

May 4, 2013
Seacoast Online: NH delegation united against online sales tax

May 1, 2013
Union Leader: Great Bay gets boost from Congresswoman Shea-Porter
Seacoast Online: Shea-Porter hosts discussion on future of Great Bay

April 30, 2013
Union Leader: Shea-Porter tours Portsmouth company
Seacoast Online: Shea-Porter takes high-tech tour at Thermo Fisher
Nashua Telegraph: Kuster talks student loans with NCC students, staff

April 25, 2013
Union Leader: Shea-Porter, Ayotte seek to ensure U.S. agencies will ‘Never Contract with the Enemy’
Foster's Daily Democrat: Ayotte, Shea-Porter sponsor contract legislation
Nashua Telegraph: Kuster to introduce education, business collaborative bill Thursday
Seacoast Online: Rep. Shea-Porter set to host forum on Great Bay

April 17, 2013
WMUR: Shea-Porter, Kuster file fundraising numbers for re-election

April 12, 2013
NHPR: NH congresswomen cite concerns with president's budget

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Cities and Towns

New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District includes:

  • All of Belknap County except Center Harbor
  • All of Carroll County
  • Campton in Grafton County
  • Bedford, Goffstown, and Merrimack in Hillsborough County
  • Hooksett in Merrimack County
  • All of Rockingham except Atkinson, Deerfield, Northwood, Salem, and Windham
  • All of Strafford County

New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District includes:

  • Center Harbor in Belknap County
  • All of Cheshire County
  • All of Coos County
  • All of Grafton County except Campton
  • All of Hillsborough County except Bedford, Goffstown, and Merrimack
  • All of Merrimack County except Hooksett
  • Atkinson, Deerfield, Northwood, Salem, and Windham in Rockingham County
  • All of Sullivan County