These are the results of the elections for Milford NH for the Presidential elections held November 3, 2020. There were 12,309 people on the checklist at the beginning of the day, 791 newly registered voters were added during the day, resulting in 13,100 registered voters on the checklist at the end of the day. There were 9259 ballots cast, for a voter turnout of 70.6%.
The election was held at Milford High School instead of at Milford Middle School as is usual due to the extra space needs resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. The election ran very smoothly despite the extra precautions that were taken during the day. There was a big line of perhaps 400 people at 6 am when the polls opened, and it took more than an hour for the line to be processed. After that time, the wait was typically no longer than about 15 minutes for voters.
There were about 3,000 absentee voters during the election instead of a more typical 700 absentee voters for a Presidential election. New processes were set up to handle the increase absentee voter returns, and it went very smoothly.
The new ePollBooks were continued to be used for checking in voters, and this seemed to speed up the process considerably. Our use of them is still considered to be a formal test as they have not yet been approved by the Secretary of State. RSA changes are required to get the state laws to match the process that is used to process them. The processes that do not comply with state law have been approved by the Secretary of State. The most consequential variance is that state law requires that there be high speed printers on hand to be able to quickly reprint the updated checklist from a spreadsheet that is being constantly updated. That does not really work, so instead the process is to manually update the checklist on an ongoing basis using the printed receipts from the ePollBook system.
There were about 3,000 absentee voters during the election instead of a more typical 700 absentee voters for a Presidential election. New processes were set up to handle the increase absentee voter returns, and it went very smoothly.
The new ePollBooks were continued to be used for checking in voters, and this seemed to speed up the process considerably. Our use of them is still considered to be a formal test as they have not yet been approved by the Secretary of State. RSA changes are required to get the state laws to match the process that is used to process them. The processes that do not comply with state law have been approved by the Secretary of State. The most consequential variance is that state law requires that there be high speed printers on hand to be able to quickly reprint the updated checklist from a spreadsheet that is being constantly updated. That does not really work, so instead the process is to manually update the checklist on an ongoing basis using the printed receipts from the ePollBook system.
This is a history of Presidential ballots that were cast in Milford showing a steady increase in voter participation:
2020 - 9259
2016 - 8376
2012 - 7958
2008 - 7850
2004 - 6893
These are the Milford vote tallies:
President / Vice President
4644 Joseph R. Biden / Kamala D. Harris (D) won New Hampshire, elected
4123 Donald J. Trump / Michael R. Pence (R)
194 Jo Jorgensen / Jeremy Cohen (L)
Governor
6121 Chris Sununu (R) elected
2609 Dan Feltes (D)
149 Darryl W. Perry (L)
United States Senator
5135 Jeanne Shaheen (D) elected
3690 Corky Messner (R)
267 Justin O'Donnell (L)
Representative in Congress
4684 Ann McLean Kuster (D) elected
3978 Steven Negron (R)
Executive Councilor
4519 Dave Wheeler (R) elected
4191 Debora Pignatelli (D)
State Senator
4574 (Recount 4581) Gary Daniels (R) elected
4142 (Recount 4155) Shannon E. Chandley (D)
State Representative Hillsborough District 23
4051 Peter Petrigno (D) elected
3954 Bill King (R) elected
3861 Vanessa L. Sheehan (R) elected
3822 Maria Elizabeth Perez (D) elected
3680 Mike Thornton (R)
3408 Alexander Lloyd (D)
3388 Herb Salmon (D)
3373 S. Tango Tourango (R)
State Representative Hillsborough District 40
4514 Keith Ammon (R) elected
3972 Ben Ming (D)
Sheriff
4628 Christopher Connelly (R) elected
3761 Bill Barry (D)
County Attorney
4226 John J. Coughlin (R) elected
3713 Michael Conlon (D)
435 Nicholas Sarwark (L)
County Treasurer
4340 David Fredette (R) elected
3488 William Bryk (D)
455 Richard Manzo (L)
Register of Deeds
4229 Jack Flanagan (R)
4117 Mary Ann Crowell (D) elected
Register of Probate
3877 Elizabeth Ropp (D)
3414 Elizabeth Ann Moreau (R) elected
County Commissioner
4336 Robert H. Rowe (R) elected
4012 Suzanne Ketteridge (D)
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