New Hampshire State Representative, Belknap County District 6

8 candidates · General election, November 3, 2026 · Only voters in this district

What this office does

Your member of the state House, the larger chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws, taxes and the state budget.

Candidates

Glen AldrichIncumbent

Republican
Strongly right · from their state-legislature votes (Shor–McCarty)

Priscilla M. Bean

Republican
No public record found yet to place this candidate.

Allan Frank

Democrat
No public record found yet to place this candidate.

Colleen M. Harkey

Republican
No public record found yet to place this candidate.

Bob McLean

Democrat
No public record found yet to place this candidate.

David NagelIncumbent

Democrat
No public record found yet to place this candidate.

Lisa Rivard

Democrat
No public record found yet to place this candidate.

Jade Wood

Republican
No public record found yet to place this candidate.

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Quick answers

Who is running for New Hampshire State Representative, Belknap County District 6 in 2026?
Glen Aldrich (Republican), Priscilla M. Bean (Republican), Allan Frank (Democrat), Colleen M. Harkey (Republican), Bob McLean (Democrat), David Nagel (Democrat), Lisa Rivard (Democrat) and Jade Wood (Republican).
Who is the incumbent?
Glen Aldrich and David Nagel currently holds this office.
What does this office do?
Your member of the state House, the larger chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws, taxes and the state budget.
Who should I vote for in the New Hampshire State Representative, Belknap County District 6 race?
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When is the election?
The general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Early voting and mail-ballot deadlines vary by state; check your state or county election office.

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