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List of All New Hampshire House of Representatives Districts; Map Key District Number Representative Party Affiliation Year Elected
- Belknap County Details & Analysis
- Carroll County Details & Analysis
- Cheshire County Details & Analysis
- Coos County Details & Analysis
- Grafton County Details & Analysis
- Hillsborough County
- Strafford County
The small size of Belknap County, the dispersion of towns eligible for their own House districts, and the number of reps to be allocated make the county difficult to map and honor the NH Constitution. The ideal number of reps is 18.498, .002 from having to round to 19, the worst possible scenario. Belknap County also gained population, resulting in...
Some improvements were made in Carroll County vs. 2010, but it is, and will be in the future, challenging. Carroll qualifies for 15 reps (county population divided by 3,444 = 14.55, rounded up to 15). However, the 14.55adds complexity to the mapping. The southern part of Carroll County has more towns which qualify for their own House districts. The...
Cheshire County lost a state representative seat due to a loss of population in the last 10 years, one of the reasons the map needs to be adjusted. One of the advantages of the Map-a-Thon map includes facilitating four eligible towns to receive their own House districts, vs. two in 2010. This includes Hinsdale, Jaffrey, Ridge & Winchester. But thes...
Map-a-Thon's 2020 proposal for Coos has zero violations of the NH Constitution for towns eligible for their own House district. There had been two towns eligible, but Lancaster lost population since 2010, and no longer qualifies. Most of the districts now follow the roads, making it easier for legislators to travel their districts, and we have the ...
Our maps do not make significant headway on getting towns their own House districts, with the same number in both the 2010 as with our 2020 maps. Our maps have three violations, with the eligible towns of Littleton, Haverhill and Plymouth included in multi-town districts. The Map-a-Thon maps have dedicated House districts for Canaan, Enfield .Leban...
Our Hillsborough County map made some significant improvements over 2010. There are 37 towns & city wards eligible for their own House districts(s), and the Map-a-Thon maps reduced the violations from eight to six for that Constitutional requirement. New Hampshire's most populous county receives 122.81 state representatives, rounded up to 123. Part...
Map-a-Thon succeeded only with a slight improvement of two additional towns getting their own districts. Disappointing was that we had to leave the district with Strafford and New Durham, which connects in the middle of the woods. Two “forced” violations are Rollingsford and Madbury, which need to be districted with surrounding larger towns. Towns ...
The state Senate is made up of 24 senators elected from 24 districts. The House of Representatives consists of 400 members coming from 204 districts, making it the largest lower house in the nation, and the third largest parliamentary body in the world. Use the interactive map below to find your district.
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Mar 28, 2022 · The maps will take effect for New Hampshire’s 2022 state legislative elections. The New Hampshire House passed a map on Jan. 5 in a 186-168 vote, which the Senate then approved on Feb. 16 in a 14-10 vote. The House Redistricting Committee initially advanced the proposal on Nov. 16, 2021.
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New Hampshire is divided into two congressional districts, each represented by a member of the United States House of Representatives. The districts are currently represented in the 118th United States Congress by two Democrats.
