Concord NH Patch General Election Voters Guide

THE CANDIDATES

NH Governor

Candidate Profile: Ed Furlong

Candidate Profile: Ovide Lamontagne

Second Congressional District

Candidate Profile: Charles Bass

Executive Council

State Senate Merrimack District 15 (Concord, Hopkinton, Henniker, Warner)

Candidate Profile: Lydia Dube Harman

Candidate Profile: Sylvia Larsen

House Merrimack District 10 (Concord Ward 5, Hopkinton)

Candidate Profile: Richard Kennedy

Candidate Profile: Gary Richardson

Candidate Profile: Mary Jane Wallner

House Merrimack District 11 (Concord Ward 1)

House Merrimack District 12 (Concord Ward 2)

Candidate Profile: Paul Henle

House Merrimack District 13 (Concord Ward 3)

Candidate Profile: June Frazer

House Merrimack District 14 (Concord Ward 4)

Candidate Profile: Jim MacKay

House Merrimack District 15 (Concord Ward 6)

House Merrimack District 16 (Concord Ward 7)

House Merrimack District 17 (Concord Ward 8)

Candidate Profile: Dick Patten

Candidate Profile: Chris Wood

House Merrimack District 18 (Concord Ward 9)

Candidate Profile: Kevin Moore

House Merrimack District 19 (Concord Ward 10)

House Merrimack District 28 (Concord Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7)

Candidate Profile: Chip Rice

House Merrimack District 29 (Concord Wards 8, 9, 10)

Candidate Profile: Al Jones

Candidate Profile: Katherine Rogers

Merrimack County Sheriff

Candiate Profile: Scott Hilliard

Merrimack County Attorney

Candidate Profile: Scott Murray

Merrimack County Treasurer

Candidate Profile: Leo Bernier

Candidate Profile: Leslie Gordon Hammond

Merrimack County Register of Deeds

Candidate Profile: Kathi Guay

Candidate Profile: Carl Soderstrom

Merrimack County Register of Probate

Candidate Profile: Jane Bradstreet

Merrimack County District 1 Commissioner

Candidate Profile: Liz Blanchard

Candidate Profile: Elizabeth Hager

POLLING LOCATIONS

Polls in Concord are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Here are the city's polling locations:

• Ward 1: Immaculate Conception Church Hall - 9 Bonney St., in Penacook. 
• Ward 2: - off 499 N. State St., at the corner of Hutchins and Garrison streets.
• Ward 3: - Club House - 1 Beaver Meadow St. (Off Sewalls Falls Road). 
• Ward 4: Parish Hall, 135 North State St. 
• Ward 5: Green Street Community Center - 39 Green St., behind City Hall.
• Ward 6: - Thorndike Street.
• Ward 7: -  41 West St.
• Ward 8: Bektash Temple - 189 Pembroke Road.
• Ward 9: - 33 Christian Ave.
• Ward 10: - Portsmouth St.

BRING YOUR ID

New Hampshire now has a Voter ID law. For the general election in November, voters will be asked for an ID and if they don’t have one, will be permitted to vote with a “challenged voter affidavit.” Any election after Sept. 1, 2013, will require a license, state ID, armed services ID, passport, government employment ID with a photo, a valid student ID, another photo ID approved by ward officials and clerks, or visual verification of the person by an official at the polling location.