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New Hampshire: U.S. Representatives

U.S. Representatives from New Hampshire, 1789-2016 (May be incomplete!)

At-Large: Abiel Foster 1789-91 Nicholas Gilman 1789-97 Samuel Livermore 1789-93 Jeremiah Smith 1791-97 John S. Sherburne 1793-97 Paine Wingate 1793-95 Abiel Foster 1795-1803 Jonathan Freeman 1797-1801 William Gordon 1797-1800 Peleg Sprague 1797-99 James Sheafe 1799-1801 Samuel Tenney 1800-05 Joseph Peirce 1801-02 George B. Upham 1801-03 Samuel Hunt 1802-05 Silas Betton 1803-05 Clifton Clagett 1803-05 David Hough 1803-05 Peter Carleton 1807-09 Daniel M. Durell 1807-09 Francis Gardner 1807-09 Jedediah K. Smith 1807-09 Clement Storer 1807-09 Josiah Bartlett, Jr. 1811-13 Samuel Dinsmoor 1811-13 Obed Hall 1811-13 John Adams Harper 1811-13 George Sullivan 1811-13 Bradbury Cilley 1813-17 William Hale 1813-17 Samuel Smith 1813-15 Roger Vose 1813-17 Daniel Webster 1813-17 Jeduthun Wilcox 1813-17 Charles Humphrey Atherton 1815-17 Josiah Butler 1817-19 Clifton Clagett 1817-19 Salma Hale 1817-19 Arthur Livermore 1817-19 John F. Parrott 1817-19 Nathaniel Upham 1817-19 Josiah Butler 1821-23 Matthew Harvey 1821-25 Aaron Matson 1821-25 William Plumer, Jr. 1821-25 Nathaniel Upham 1821-23 Thomas Whipple, Jr. 1821-29 Ichabod Bartlett 1823-29 Arthur Livermore 1823-25 Titus Brown 1825-29 Nehemiah Eastman 1825-27 Jonathan Harvey 1825-31 Joseph Healy 1825-29 David Barker, Jr. 1827-29 John Brodhead 1829-33 Thomas Chandler 1829-33 Joseph Hammons 1829-33 Henry Hubbard 1829-35 John W. Weeks 1829-33 Joseph M. Harper 1831-35 Benning M. Bean 1833-37 Robert Burns 1833-37 Franklin Pierce 1833-37 Samuel Cushman 1835-39 Joseph Weeks 1835-39 Charles G. Atherton 1837-43 James Farrington 1837-39 Jared W. Williams 1837-41 Edmund Burke 1839-45 Ira Allen Eastman 1839-43 Tristram Shaw 1839-43 John R. Reding 1841-45 John P. Hale 1843-45 Moses Norris, Jr. 1843-47 James H. Johnson 1845-47 Mace Moulton 1845-47
1st District: Silas Betton 1805-07 Daniel Blaisdell 1809-11 Josiah Butler 1819-21 William Plumer, Jr. 1819-21 Amos Tuck 1847-53 George W. Kittredge 1853-55 James Pike 1855-59 Gilman Marston 1859-63 Daniel Marcy 1863-65 Gilman Marston 1865-67 Jacob Hart Ela 1867-71 Ellery Albee Hibbard 1871-73 William B. Small 1873-75 Frank Jones 1875-79 Joshua G. Hall 1879-83 Martin A. Haynes 1883-87 Luther F. McKinney 1887-89 Alonzo Nute 1889-91 Luther F. McKinney 1891-93 Henry W. Blair 1893-95 Cyrus A. Sulloway 1895-1913 Eugene E. Reed 1913-15 Cyrus A. Sulloway 1915-17 Sherman E. Burroughs 1917-23 William N. Rogers 1923-25 Fletcher Hale 1925-31 William N. Rogers 1932-37 Arthur B. Jenks 1937-38 Alphonse Roy 1938-39 Arthur B. Jenks 1939-43 Chester E. Merrow 1943-63 Louis C. Wyman 1963-65 J. Oliva Huot 1965-67 Louis C. Wyman 1967-74 Norman E. D'Amours 1975-85 Robert C. Smith 1985-90 William H. Zeliff, Jr. 1991-97 John E. Sununu 1997-2003 Jeb Bradley 2003- Carol Shea-Porter 2007- Frank C. Guinta 2011-13 Frank C. Guinta 2015-
2nd District: Caleb Ellis 1805-07 John Curtis Chamberlain 1809-11 Nathaniel Upham 1819-21 Charles H. Peaslee 1847-53 George W. Morrison 1853-55 Mason W. Tappan 1855-61 Edward H. Rollins 1861-67 Aaron Fletcher Stevens 1867-71 Samuel Newell Bell 1871-73 Austin F. Pike 1873-75 Samuel Newell Bell 1875-77 James F. Briggs 1877-83 Ossian Ray 1883-85 Jacob H. Gallinger 1885-89 Orren C. Moore 1889-91 Warren F. Daniell 1891-93 Henry M. Baker 1893-97 Frank G. Clarke 1897-1901 Frank D. Currier 1901-13 Raymond B. Stevens 1913-15 Edward H. Wason 1915-33 Charles W. Tobey 1933-39 Foster Stearns 1939-45 Sherman Adams 1945-47 Norris Cotton 1947-54 Perkins Bass 1955-63 James C. Cleveland 1963-81 Judd Gregg 1981-89 Charles G. Douglas III 1989-91 Dick Swett 1991-95 Charles F. Bass 1995- Paul W. Hodes 2007-
3rd District: David Hough 1805-07 William Hale 1809-11 Clifton Clagett 1819-21 James Wilson 1847-50 George W. Morrison 1850-51 Jared Perkins 1851-53 Harry Hibbard 1853-55 Aaron H. Cragin 1855-59 Thomas M. Edwards 1859-63 James W. Patterson 1863-67 Jacob Benton 1867-71 Hosea W. Parker 1871-75 Henry W. Blair 1875-79 Evarts Worcester Farr 1879-80 Ossian Ray 1881-83
4th District: Samuel Tenney 1805-07 Nathaniel Appleton Haven 1809-11 Joseph Buffum, Jr. 1819-21 James H. Johnson 1847-49 Harry Hibbard 1849-53
5th District: Thomas W. Thompson 1805-07 James Wilson 1809-11 Arthur Livermore 1819-21

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1824: James Miller, elected, but never took office.

1850 Sep 9: James Wilson, resigned.

1886: John B. Nash, defeated.

1888: John B. Nash, defeated.

1880 Nov 30: Evarts Worcester Farr, died in office.

1896 Nov 3: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; John B. Nash (Dem), defeated; Henry E. Brawn (Prohibition), defeated; Benjamin T. Whitehouse (Labor), defeated; Charles W. Coolidge (National), defeated; Josiah A. Whittier (People's), defeated. Frank G. Clarke (Rep), elected; Daniel M. White (Dem), defeated; Allen W. Wark (Prohibition), defeated; Arthur H. Drury (National), defeated; Elias M. Blodgett (People's), defeated.

1900 Nov 6: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Timothy J. Howard (Dem), defeated; Charles T. Wiggin (Prohibition), defeated; Edward E. Southwick (Social Democratic), defeated.

1902 Nov 4: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Albert S. Langley (Dem), defeated; Edgar L. Carr (Prohibition), defeated; Sumner F. Claflin (Socialist), defeated; George H. Webster (Allied People's), defeated.

1904 Nov 8: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Napoleon J. Dyer (Dem), defeated; George Little (Socialist), defeated; Harry J. Rhodes (Prohibition), defeated.

1906 Nov 6: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Charles A. Morse (Dem), defeated; Alva H. Morrill (Prohibition), defeated; Louis Arnstein (Socialist), defeated.

1908 Nov 3: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Michael J. White (Dem), defeated; Alva H. Morrill (Prohibition), defeated; George Little (Socialist), defeated; Jared A. Greene (Independence League), defeated.

1900 Nov 6: Frank D. Currier (Rep), elected; Henry F. Hollis (Dem), defeated; Henry O. Jackson (Prohibition), defeated; Harris Towle (Social Democratic), defeated.

1901 Jan 9: Frank G. Clarke, died in office.

1902 Nov 4: Frank D. Currier (Rep), elected; George E. Bales (Dem), defeated; Charles H. Thorndike (Prohibition), defeated; James S. Murray (Socialist), defeated; David J. Driscoll (Allied People's), defeated.

1904 Nov 8: Frank D. Currier (Rep), elected; Harry W. Daniell (Dem), defeated; Henry J. Nourse (Socialist), defeated; Luke F. Richardson (Prohibition), defeated.

1906 Nov 6: Frank D. Currier (Rep), elected; Henri T. Ledoux (Dem), defeated; Samuel T. Noyes (Prohibition), defeated; William B. Wellman (Socialist), defeated.

1908 Nov 3: Frank D. Currier (Rep), elected; Frederick M. Colby (Dem), defeated; William H. McFall (Socialist), defeated; Samuel T. Noyes (Prohibition), defeated; Alfred R. Browne (Independence League), defeated.

1910 Nov 8: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Eugene E. Reed (Dem), defeated; Albert J. Marden (Socialist), defeated.

1912 Nov 5: Eugene E. Reed (Dem), elected; Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), defeated; Samuel O. Titus (Progressive), defeated; Michael B. Roth (Socialist), defeated; Jason H. Bliss (Prohibition), defeated.

1914 Nov 3: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Eugene E. Reed (Dem), defeated; Frederick W. Shontell (Progressive), defeated; Wirt D. Mills (Socialist), defeated.

1916 Nov 7: Cyrus A. Sulloway (Rep), elected; Gordon Woodbury (Dem), defeated; Lorenz Kierdorf (Socialist), defeated; Elijah Newell (Prohibition), defeated.

1917 Mar 11: Cyrus A. Sulloway, died in office.

1917 May 29: Sherman E. Burroughs (Rep), elected; Patrick H. Sullivan (Dem), defeated.

1918 Nov 5: Sherman E. Burroughs (Rep), elected; William N. Rogers (Dem), defeated.

1910 Nov 8: Frank D. Currier (Rep), elected; Henry H. Metcalf (Dem), defeated; William H. Wilkins (Socialist), defeated; Roger E. Thompson (Prohibition), defeated.

1912 Nov 5: Raymond B. Stevens (Dem), elected; Frank D. Currier (Rep), defeated; Horace W. Spokesfield (Socialist), defeated; John C. Berry (Prohibition), defeated.

1914 Nov 3: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; Charles J. French (Dem), defeated; George A. Weaver (Progressive), defeated; Napoleon Carriveau (Socialist), defeated.

1916 Nov 7: Edward H. Wason (Rep & Progressive), elected; Raymond B. Stevens (Dem), defeated; Ernest Kunberger (Socialist), defeated; Arthur B. Simonds (Prohibition), defeated.

1918 Nov 5: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; Harry F. Lake (Dem), defeated.

1920 Nov 2: Sherman E. Burroughs (Rep), elected; Rosecrans W. Pillsbury (Dem), defeated; Solomon Shechet (Socialist), defeated.

1922 Nov 7: William N. Rogers (Dem), elected; John Scammon (Rep), defeated.

1923 Jan 27: Sherman E. Burroughs, died in office.

1924 Nov 4: Fletcher Hale (Rep), elected; William N. Rogers (Dem), defeated.

1926 Nov 2: Fletcher Hale (Rep), elected; F. Clyde Keefe (Dem), defeated.

1928 Nov 6: Fletcher Hale (Rep), elected; F. Clyde Keefe (Dem), defeated; Charles W. Greene (Socialist), defeated.

1920 Nov 2: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; Charles J. French (Dem), defeated.

1922 Nov 7: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; William H. Barry (Dem), defeated.

1924 Nov 4: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; William H. Barry (Dem), defeated.

1926 Nov 2: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; George H. Duncan (Dem), defeated.

1928 Nov 6: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; Alfred W. Levensaler (Dem), defeated; Eli Bourdon (Socialist), defeated.

1934: Edward Dale Toland (Rep), defeated.

1930 Nov 4: Fletcher Hale (Rep), elected; Napoleon J. Dyer (Dem), defeated.

1931 Oct 22: Fletcher Hale, died in office.

1932 Nov 8: William N. Rogers (Dem), elected; William P. Straw (Rep), defeated; John Zebroski, defeated.

1934 Nov 6: William N. Rogers (Dem), elected; Arthur B. Jenks (Rep), defeated; Forrest E. Crawford (Communist), defeated.

1936 Nov 3: Alphonse Roy (Dem), elected; Arthur B. Jenks (Rep), defeated; Alice G. Flynn (Ind), defeated; Anna C. Rudd (Farmer-Labor), defeated.

1938 Sep 13: Alphonse Roy (Dem), nominated; John J. Sheehan (Dem), defeated in primary; James A. Broderick (Dem), defeated in primary; Dennis M. McDonough (Dem), defeated in primary; Arthur K. Smart (Dem), defeated in primary; Edward A. Lambert (Dem), defeated in primary; Martin J. Cassidy (Dem), defeated in primary.

1938 Sep 13: Arthur B. Jenks (Rep), nominated; J. Levi Meader (Rep), defeated in primary.

1938 Nov 8: Arthur B. Jenks (Rep), elected; Alphonse Roy (Dem), defeated.

1930 Nov 4: Edward H. Wason (Rep), elected; Eaton D. Sargent (Dem), defeated.

1932 Nov 8: Charles W. Tobey (Rep), elected; Jeremiah J. Doyle (Dem), defeated; Eli Bourdon (Socialist), defeated; Waino H. Wirkkala (Communist), defeated.

1934 Nov 6: Charles W. Tobey (Rep), elected; Harry B. Metcalf (Dem), defeated; Mary T. Whitney (Socialist), defeated; Maurice O. Hudson (Communist), defeated.

1936 Nov 3: Charles W. Tobey (Rep), elected; Daniel J. Hagerty (Dem), defeated; John C. Spinney (Farmer-Labor), defeated.

1938 Sep 13: Alvin A. Lucier (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1938 Sep 13: Foster Stearns (Rep), nominated; Thomas Laite (Rep), defeated in primary; James P. Richardson (Rep), defeated in primary; Charles W. Howard (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph B. Perley (Rep), defeated in primary; Howard H. Hamlin (Rep), defeated in primary; James A. Henley (Rep), defeated in primary; John D. Warren (Rep), defeated in primary; Rita Collyer (Rep), defeated in primary.

1938 Nov 8: Foster Stearns (Rep), elected; Alvin A. Lucier (Dem), defeated.

1940 Nov 5: Arthur B. Jenks (Rep), elected; Alphonse Roy (Dem), defeated.

1942 Sep 15: Thomas A. Murray (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1942 Sep 15: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), nominated; Arthur B. Jenks (Rep), defeated in primary.

1942 Nov 3: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), elected; Thomas A. Murray (Dem), defeated.

1944 Nov 7: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), elected; Fortunat Normandin (Dem), defeated.

1946: Chester W. Jenks (Rep), defeated in primary.

1946 Nov 5: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), elected; Josaphat T. Benoit (Dem), defeated.

1948 Nov 2: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), elected; Peter R. Poirier (Dem), defeated; Alexander Karanikas (Progressive), defeated.

1940 Nov 5: Foster Stearns (Rep), elected; Daniel J. Moriarty (Dem), defeated.

1942 Sep 15: Henry J. Proulx (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1942 Sep 15: Foster Stearns (Rep), nominated; Rita Collyer (Rep), defeated in primary; Nelson M. Cook (Rep), defeated in primary.

1942 Nov 3: Foster Stearns (Rep), elected; Henry J. Proulx (Dem), defeated.

1944 Nov 7: Sherman Adams (Rep), elected; Harry Carlson (Dem), defeated; Rita Collyer (Independent Republican), defeated.

1946 Nov 5: Norris Cotton (Rep), elected; Patrick J. Hinchey (Dem), defeated.

1948 Nov 2: Norris Cotton (Rep), elected; Richard W. Leonard (Dem), defeated; Harold H. Horne (Progressive), defeated.

1950 Nov 7: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), elected; Frank L. Sullivan (Dem), defeated.

1954 Nov 2: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), elected; Thomas J. McIntyre (Dem), defeated.

1956 Sep 11: James B. Sullivan (Dem), nominated; John Rogers Penn (Dem), defeated in primary.

1956 Sep 11: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), nominated; Russell H. McGuirk (Rep), defeated in primary.

1956 Nov 6: Chester E. Merrow (Rep), elected; James B. Sullivan (Dem), defeated.

1950 Nov 7: Norris Cotton (Rep), elected; George Brummer (Dem), defeated.

1954 Nov 2: Perkins Bass (Rep), elected; George F. Brown (Dem), defeated.

1956 Sep 11: George F. Brown (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1956 Sep 11: Perkins Bass (Rep), nominated; Michael Savchick (Rep), defeated in primary.

1956 Nov 6: Perkins Bass (Rep), elected; George F. Brown (Dem), defeated.

1962: John P. H. Chandler, Jr. (Rep), defeated.

1964 Nov 3: J. Oliva Huot (Dem), elected; Louis C. Wyman (Rep), defeated.

1966 Nov 8: Louis C. Wyman (Rep), elected; J. Oliva Huot (Dem), defeated.

1968 Nov 5: Louis C. Wyman (Rep), elected; James T. Keefe (Dem), defeated.

1964 Nov 3: James C. Cleveland (Rep), elected; Charles B. Officer (Dem), defeated.

1966 Nov 8: James C. Cleveland (Rep), elected; William H. Barry, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1968 Nov 5: James C. Cleveland (Rep), elected; David C. Hoeb (Dem), defeated.

1970 Nov 3: Louis C. Wyman (Rep), elected; Chester E. Merrow (Dem), defeated.

1972 Nov 7: Louis C. Wyman (Rep), elected; Chester E. Merrow (Dem), defeated.

1974 Nov 5: Norman E. D'Amours (Dem), elected; David A. Banks (Rep), defeated.

1976 Nov 2: Norman E. D'Amours (Dem), elected; John Adams (Rep), defeated; John H. O'Brien (Libertarian), defeated.

1970 Nov 3: James C. Cleveland (Rep), elected; Eugene S. Daniell, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1972 Nov 7: James C. Cleveland (Rep), elected; Charles B. Officer (Dem), defeated.

1974 Nov 5: James C. Cleveland (Rep), elected; Helen L. Bliss (Dem), defeated.

1976 Nov 2: James C. Cleveland (Rep), elected; J. Joseph Grandmaison (Dem), defeated.

1980: Charles F. Bass (Rep), defeated in primary; Robert C. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary.

1982: Robert C. Smith (Rep), defeated.

1984 Nov 6: Robert C. Smith (Rep), elected; Dudley Dudley (Dem), defeated; John G. H. Muehlke, Jr. (Ind), defeated; Arne R. Erickson (Libertarian), defeated.

1986 Nov 4: Robert C. Smith (Rep), elected; James M. Demers (Dem), defeated.

1988 Nov 8: Robert C. Smith (Rep), elected; Joseph F. Keefe (Dem), defeated.

1984 Nov 6: Judd Gregg (Rep), elected; Larry Converse (Dem), defeated; Alan S. Groupe (Libertarian), defeated.

1986 Nov 4: Judd Gregg (Rep), elected; Lawrence Craig-Green (Dem), defeated.

1988 Nov 8: Charles G. Douglas III (Rep), elected; James W. Donchess (Dem), defeated; Roy Kendel (American), defeated.

1990 Nov 6: William H. Zeliff, Jr. (Rep), elected; Joseph F. Keefe (Dem), defeated.

1990 Dec 7: Robert C. Smith, resigned.

1992 Nov 3: William H. Zeliff, Jr. (Rep), elected; Robert Preston (Dem), defeated; Knox Bickford (Libertarian), defeated; Richard P. Bosa (Ind), defeated; Linda Spitzfaden (Natural Law), defeated.

1994 Nov 8: William H. Zeliff, Jr. (Rep), elected; Bill Verge (Dem), defeated; Scott Tosti (Ind), defeated; Paul Lannon (Libertarian), defeated; Merle Braley (Natural Law), defeated.

1996 Nov 5: John E. Sununu (Rep), elected; Joseph F. Keefe (Dem), defeated; Gary A. Flanders (Libertarian), defeated.

1998 Nov 3: John E. Sununu (Rep), elected; Peter Flood (Dem), defeated.

1990 Nov 6: Dick Swett (Dem), elected; Charles G. Douglas III (Rep), defeated.

1992 Nov 3: Dick Swett (Dem), elected; Bill Hatch (Rep), defeated; John A. Lewicke (Libertarian), defeated; James J. Bingham (Natural Law), defeated.

1994 Nov 8: Charles F. Bass (Rep), elected; Dick Swett (Dem), defeated; John A. Lewicke (Libertarian), defeated; Linda Spitzfaden (Natural Law), defeated.

1996 Nov 5: Charles F. Bass (Rep), elected; Deborah Arnie Arnesen (Dem), defeated; Carole A. Lamirande (Ind), defeated; Roy Kendel (Independent American), defeated.

1998 Nov 3: Charles F. Bass (Rep), elected; Mary Rauh (Dem), defeated; Paula Werme (Libertarian), defeated.

2000 Nov 7: John E. Sununu (Rep), elected; Martha Fuller Clark (Dem), defeated; Dan Belforti (Libertarian), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Jeb Bradley (Rep), elected; Martha Fuller Clark (Dem), defeated; Dan Belforti (Libertarian), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Jeb Bradley (Rep), elected; Justin Nadeau (Dem), defeated.

2006: Carol Shea-Porter (Dem), elected.

2000 Nov 7: Charles F. Bass (Rep), elected; Barney Brannen (Dem), defeated; Brian Christeson (Libertarian), defeated; Roy Kendel (Constitution), defeated.

2002 Nov 5: Charles F. Bass (Rep), elected; Katrina Lantos Swett (Dem), defeated; Rosalie T. Babiarz (Libertarian), defeated.

2004 Nov 2: Charles F. Bass (Rep), elected; Paul W. Hodes (Dem), defeated; Richard B. Kahn (Libertarian), defeated.

2006: Mary Maxwell (Rep), defeated.

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